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• Jeju Tour (2 Nights and 3 Days)
Situated in a most ideal setting, just 64 kilometers south of the Korean Peninsula is
Korea’s largest island, Jeju. Jeju is a magical place known for 3 things: roaring winds,
magnificent rocks, and scores of women. As one of the host cities of the 2002
Korea/Japan FIFA World Cup, Jeju’s Seogwipo City made for a most enchanting
environment. Jeju is a focal point of international affairs and is able to offer people
many kinds of recreation with breathtaking vistas, a temperate climate and a unique
traditional culture. Located at the center of this volcanically formed island is Mt.
Hallasan (a dormant volcano), which is filled with over 1,800 species of vegetation,
scores of deer, and an ecosystem that will surely amaze all. Jeju offers unbelievably
breathtaking views from coast to coast, ranging from the waterfalls at Hae-anjidae to
the naturally sculpted cliffs at Jusang Jeolli. Tourists can enjoy each season in Jeju with
a particular splash of color; brilliant yellow-colored flowers in the spring that spread
across the landscape, the golden beaches and sea vistas in the summertime, the Eulalia’s
light brown wispy reeds flowing in the autumn winds, and the lovely snow flowers of
Hallasan in winter are all must-sees of Jeju. One can enjoy these wonderments by
hiking, bike riding, paragliding, scuba diving, windsurfing, hunting, horseback riding,
swimming in the ocean, and sightseeing boat trips. Jeju is in the process of changing
into an International Free City.
Seoul
Cheju
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