As South Korea's largest and most beautiful island, Jeju is known for its emerald-green sea, breathtaking mountains covered in lush foliage, and iconic lava caves.

 As South Korea's largest and most beautiful island, Jeju is known for its emerald-green sea, breathtaking mountains covered in lush foliage, and iconic lava caves. Jeju also has a unique geographical landscape and many scenic attractions. It has an abundance of protected nature reserves, including UNESCO certified Seongsan Ilchulbong tuff cone, Seongeup Folk Village, and Manjanggul Cave with its remarkable and unique rock formations created by cooled molten lava about 2,000 years ago. As you explore Jeju, the beauty of nature captures your soul. You can walk along the sandy beaches and appreciate the booming ocean waves, stand atop one of the many volcanic peaks, and feel the hum of the wind whistling throughout the valleys. The sunsets in Jeju are particularly spectacular, painting the sky with an orange and pink palette that will take your breath away. You will be left feeling inspired and humbled, all thanks to the magnificent beauty of Jeju Island.