- Highlights -

- The southwestern area of Jeju Island is filled with scenic spots created by
its rich nature.

- Enjoy the powerful, breathtaking scenery of Cheonjeyeon Falls, known for
its beautiful three-tiered waterfall and stream.

- Includes admission to the dolphin show at Pacific Land.

- Course Information -

- Departure Time: Around 9:00

* We will inform you of the exact meeting time and location upon booking confirmation.

- Meeting Point: Your hotel in Jeju City

- Duration: Approx. 8 hours

- End Time: 17:00

- Drop-off Point: Your hotel in Jeju City

- Minimum participants: 2

- Meal Information -

- [Lunch Menu]: Stone Pot Bibimbap

* Menu contents are subject to change without notice.

- Spot Introduction -

- Jungmun Tourist Complex (Jungmun Resort)

Located in the southwestern part of Seogwipo City on Jeju Island, the Jungmun
Tourist Complex is a large-scale area where many tourist attractions are
concentrated. The complex features museums, parks, and luxury hotels, and the
well-organized roads make it easy to navigate.

- Cheonjeyeon Falls

Along with Cheonjiyeon Falls and Jeongbang Falls, it is one of the three major
waterfalls on Jeju Island, featuring a magnificent three-tiered cascade.
Cheonjeyeon Falls, with its beautiful three-tiered waterfall and stream, is
also known as the 'Pond of God' due to a legend that seven nymphs who served
the heavens would descend at night to bathe before ascending back to the sky.

- Yakcheonsa Temple

Boasting the largest scale in the Orient, the main hall (Daeungjeon) is a
building with one basement level and five floors above ground, with the
interior of the lecture hall spanning 530 pyeong and reaching a height of 29
meters. It is called 'Yakcheonsa' because of the medicinal water that flows
throughout the four seasons.

- Mysterious Road (Dokkaebi Road)

Also known as the Mysterious Road or Dokkaebi Road, this road connects Jeju
City to the Orimok trail of Hallasan Mountain. When driving over a small hill,
there is a section that appears to be a slight downhill slope. If you park
your car on this slope, the car will appear to roll backward uphill, creating
an inexplicable phenomenon.

- Jusangjeolli Cliff

The Jusangjeolli Cliff in Seogwipo City, where large and small square and
hexagonal stone pillars are stacked along the coastline, is a designated
cultural property of Jeju. It is believed to have been formed when lava
erupted from Hallasan Mountain and flowed into the sea. The rocks are shaped
like pillars as if carved by human hands, allowing you to feel the mystery of
nature.

- Important Information -

- Children aged 0-2 are free (a seat may not be provided). Children aged 3
and above are charged the same rate as adults.

- Please be punctual for the meeting time. If you are unable to join the tour
due to being late, no refund will be provided.

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

- How to Redeem -

- Please present your voucher on your smartphone or other device to the staff
at the meeting point.