Here is Top 4 Jeju Attractions that you can’t miss

Jeju is famous for its natural attraction; there are various types of Jeju attractions that you can enjoy during the travel including Seongsan Ilchulbong Peak, Hallasan Mountain, Jeongbang Falls, and Yakcheonsa. They are considered as the famous sport around Jeju Island; because the natural surrounding which is preserved by local people brings out their magnificent beauty.

·         Seongsan Ilchulbong Peak

Seongsan Ilchulbong Peak is placed in the eastern seaboard of Jeju Island; it is created as the result of hydrovolcanic eruptions 100,000 years ago. The entrance fee to enter Seongsan Ilchulbong Peak i around 2000 won. While you go to Seongsan Ilchulbong Peak, you can enjoy their natural ecosystem; it has more than 6 rare plants which can’t be found in other places. Seongsan Ilchulbong Peak is also famous for its marine species, especially Dasyiphonia chejuensis.

·         Hallasan Mountain

Hallasan Mountain is one of Jeju attractions that are famous among women; it is a place where you can see the seasonal flowers just like a natural rugs. Hallasan Mountainis not only recognizes as the tallest mountain in South Korea but also as an UNESCO world heritage. The admission fee to enter Hallasan Mountain is around 1.600 won; but you need to remember that the schedule is limited to daytime hiking, so you need to come back before the sun set.

·         Jeongbang Falls

Jeongbang Falls is placed near Seogwipo-si, what makes Jeongbang Falls different compare to Cheonjiyeon Falls is not only on its water volume; but also its location. Jeongbang Falls is located near the ocean, so when the water fall down; it will directly reach the ocean. If you want to enter the area, you need to pay around 2000; you need to note that Jeongbang Falls do not open at any time. It will be closed temporarily when the weather is bad; because the water fall is 23m height that makes them dangerous during windy weather or heavy rain.

·         Yakcheonsa

Yakcheonsa is actually a temple which was built during 1981 by Hae-in who was a Buddhist monk.  The temple has many rooms and budha statues; it is the reason why the temple is also known as a temple with 1000 golden budha statue. You don’t need to pay if you want to visit Yakcheonsa; because they don’t ask for admission fee.  The temple also has their own cafeteria and library that you can enjoy; it is very suitable for those who prefer religious attraction. There are a lot of Jeju attractions that you can enjoy while you are traveling to Jeju Island; it is the reason why people considered Jeju Island as one of the most beautiful places in the world.