• Includes pick-up and drop-off service to and from your hotel in Jeju City!
• I visited Seong-eup Folk Village, a beautiful folk village that perfectly preserves the appearance of Jeju in the past.
• We'll also guide you to popular spots on Jeju Island, such as Seopjikoji, the columnar jointing zone, and the haunted road.

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- Food Information -

• [Lunch Menu]: "Seafood Kalguksu" lunch, a Korean-style noodle soup made with
seafood broth from Jeju Island.

• [Dinner Menu]: Jeju Black Pork Belly or Black Pork Ribs *Contents may change
without notice.

- Spot Introduction -

・Seongsan Ilchulbong (World Natural Heritage Site)

A massive rock formation towering over the easternmost tip of Jeju Island.
Standing 182 meters tall, surrounded by 99 strangely shaped rock peaks, and
reaching a depth of 100 meters, it is designated as local monument No. 36. The
sunrise viewed from here is exceptionally magnificent and is considered the
first of the ten most scenic spots in Yeongju.

・Manjanggul Cave (World Natural Heritage Site)

Manjanggul Cave is a large lava tube designated as Natural Monument No. 98.
The main cave is approximately 9 km long, and is said to be the longest lava
tube in the world. Inside the cave, numerous landforms and geological features
are distributed, including a lava column of about 7.6 m, lava bridges, and
lava mouths, creating a spectacular sight.

The columnar jointing zone in Seogwipo City, where large and small square and
hexagonal stone columns overlap in layers along the coastline, is a designated
cultural property of Jeju. It is believed to have been formed when lava
erupted from Mount Halla and flowed into the sea. The rocks are shaped like
columns, as if sculpted by humans, giving a sense of the mystery of nature.

・The Ghost Road This road, also known as the Mysterious Road or Ghost Road, is
a road that connects Jeju City to Orimok on the Hallasan Mountain climbing
trail. After driving over a low hill, you will come across a road that appears
to be a slightly sloping downhill road. If you stop your car on this downhill
slope, you will experience the inexplicable phenomenon of your car, which
should be going downhill, backing up and then moving backward uphill.

- Important information -

Children aged 0-2 are admitted free of charge (seats may not be available).
Children aged 3 and over are charged the same price as adults.

Please be punctual for the meeting time. If you are late and miss the tour,
the tour fee will not be refunded.

The duration of the tour may vary slightly depending on traffic conditions.

- Redemption Method -

Please show the voucher displayed on your smartphone or other device to the
staff at the meeting point.