#Review
Honestly about #Jeju
This island has been on my list for a long time, as all my Korean friends recommended visiting it. Well, I spent 4 days there.
To be honest, the experience was mixed. Most likely because I went there in winter, when there's not…
The biggest problem on #Jeju is public transport. Oh, how we struggled with it... It seems that only perverts (like us) come here without a car.
There are only buses on the island, and they don't go everywhere. The schedule is often outdated - just look at…
The gem of #Jeju - the extinct Hallasan volcano. Despite the fact that all of Korea is covered in mountains, this volcano outside the mainland is the country's highest point.
You can climb to the summit at any time of the year, but it's best to do it in…
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The southern city of Seogwipo
The second most populous city on the island, it's just an hour's bus ride away. They say it's more pleasant to stay here, but to be honest, there aren't many activities within the city itself compared to the north of…
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What I like about Korea is that there are tea houses here, just like in China. They mainly specialize in sweet tea made from berries or ginger, but you can also find classic options.
Jeju is no exception in this regard. Here, we came across a very…
For our first day trip on #Jeju, we chose the extinct Sonsan volcano on the eastern coast. Over millions of years, it has turned into a mountain plateau covered in vegetation, but the porous traces on the rocks still remind us of the history of this place.…
Cheju Island is located in the south of Korea. It is relatively small, with only two cities - northern Cheju (260,000 people) and southern Seogwipo (155,000 people).
We stayed in the northern city, as we only had four days to spend and decided not to waste…