Hallim Park

Jeju Island Travel Guide ♻️Geographical Location: Jeju Island is located in the southern part of South Korea, surrounded by the blue sea and sky. The island boasts beautiful scenery and a pleasant climate, making it a place full of natural and cultural charm. ♻️Transportation Guide: The most convenient way to get to Jeju Island is by plane. There are currently direct flights from Shanghai, Ningbo, Beijing, and Shenyang, and there may be more in the future. The round-trip airfare is estimated to be over 1000 yuan. ♻️Historical Sites: Hallasan (Hallasan) - This is the highest peak on Jeju Island and the tallest mountain in South Korea; designated as a national park. You can choose to hike or take a cable car to the top to enjoy the magnificent natural scenery. ♻️Hanhwa Land (Hanhwa Land) - This theme park combines natural landscapes with amusement projects, making it very suitable for family fun. Here, you can enjoy water activities, ride roller coasters, and there are also many exciting amusement facilities. The above two are ordinary attractions, but what I recommend the most is: Seongsan Ilchulbong, which is famous and fun, as well as Moonlit Lee; Yeomiji Botanical Garden, or in other words, many places in Jeju are unique and worth encountering. ♻️Food Recommendations: Bibimbap (Bibimbap) - This is one of the most popular traditional Korean dishes, made up of vegetables, meat, and rice, mixed with chili paste for consumption. In Jeju Island, you can taste authentic stone pot bibimbap with a rich texture and delicious flavor. ♻️Jeju Black Pork (Jeju Black Pork) - Jeju Island is famous for its specialty black pork. This pork has a marbled texture and is very tender. You can choose to visit a local barbecue restaurant to taste this delicious dish. There are also rice cakes, Dongmun Market, abalone, and more. ♻️Accommodation Recommendations: For high-end hotels, I recommend three: the Grand Hyatt in the city center; the Camphor Tree near the city area; and the infinity pool hotel in Seogwipo. ♻️Guesthouse - If you like to be close to nature and experience local life, you can consider staying in a guesthouse on Jeju Island. As an experienced traveler, besides the food, which is also not tiresome, consumption in South Korea is relatively high, generally 2-3 times that of domestic prices; in fact, the attractions are all classic, and occasionally a small coffee shop by the roadside is very Instagram-worthy; ♻️If you have a budget, try to choose a chartered car; There are duty-free shops that offer free shuttle services; Get to know interesting people and things in Jeju; or experience the seaside lighthouse, here is the sea, adjacent to the domestic, worth your visit Do you like Jeju Island? Leave your thoughts

Jeju is a picturesque small island located in South Korea. It is easy to get to from Seoul (1h15 flight) and from other main cities. Flights are also super cheap making this nice trip quite affordable. On the island, there are tons of beaches and other breathtaking nature wonders such as cliffs, coast boardwalks, waterfalls, parks, botanical gardens and volcanic cones. Attractions are located all around the island, so you do have to travel quite a bit by bus. The bus is very cheap and it’s very easy to go around the island. For South Korea, I suggest uploading an app called Naver Map. Other map apps such as Apple map or Google map do not work very well in South Korea. Where should you stay? My recommendation to you is to stay three nights in Seogwipo and 2-3 nights on the East side of the Island. There are quite a few things to see near Seogwipo. You can also go on the West side for a day trip (or two) to see the attractions (Hallim park, coast walk, beaches). Have fun and enjoy this beautiful island! #jejuisland #naturalwonders #beachlife

Best time to visit Jeju is during the cherry blossom season. Be sure to include in your travel plans Hallim Park in the west in Hallim-eup and Seogwipo in the south. Cherry Blossoms can be found all over the cities, but Hallim Park is ideal. In Seogwipo, you're sure to find the cherry blossoms at Cheonjiyeon Falls. Be sure to get iconic photos holding the cherry blossom branches, as well as straight up with a blue sky in the background. It's ideal for a woman to wear a white flowing dress for the peaceful ambiance it creates when posing. #cherryblossom2024

Staying at Jeju Dalbeach Pension hotel during our trip to Jeju Island, we chose a standard room for 800 RMB, about 3 kilometers from Jeju Island. The style is minimalist, and you can see the beach when you open the window (note that breakfast is not included at this hotel). But let's get back to the point. Grab your DSLR, and let's hit the road~~ Jeju Island is picturesque with a warm climate and unique local customs. Each season brings different hues and sights to enjoy: canola flowers in spring, islands and coasts in summer, purple eulalia in autumn, and snowscapes of Hallasan Mountain in winter. On Jeju Island, you can hike, cycle, snorkel, paraglide, sail, as well as play golf, hunt, fish, horseback ride, race horses, and swim. If you're someone who loves sports, Jeju Island will not disappoint. Even a post-dinner stroll can be a unique pleasure. The beach is a top tourist attraction on Jeju Island, located within the comprehensive resort area - Jungmun Tourist Complex. The beach is surrounded by scenic spots that are convenient for visitors to enjoy. The unique feature of Jungmun Beach lies in the dunes and their distinctive colors. The dunes are not very high but are a mix of black, white, red, and gray. The beach is also a paradise for marine leisure sports. There are many companies around that offer services for surfing, diving, and rafting. The clear waters and suitable temperatures make it one of the best places for marine leisure sports in Korea. Hallasan Mountain is the landmark of Jeju Island. This dormant volcano boasts very unique scenery. Sunshine, beaches, and a romantic blue honeymoon trip. As the altitude increases, the vegetation on the mountain changes accordingly. Due to volcanic eruptions, the volcanic lake formed at the summit - Baengnokdam, is simply an ecological kingdom with a variety of exotic flowers and plants. In spring, Hallasan Mountain turns into a sea of azaleas; in summer, the trees are lush, and streams babble; in autumn, the mountain is covered with red leaves, and the ground is golden; in winter, it is dressed in silver, covered with snow. There are beautiful scenes to behold all year round. As the filming location for many Korean dramas, Jeju Island has become a dream honeymoon destination for many. If you're single, it's not recommended to come here and torture yourself. Even without the promotion of these TV dramas and the charm of the stars, Jeju Island has long been known as the 'Hawaii of the East.' Moreover, Jeju Island is the only place in Korea without a curfew, and its colorful natural landscapes, water activities, and free and romantic atmosphere attract many young couples. Besides the bustling Seogwipo, there are many other unforgettable attractions on the island: Hanlim Park, Bonsai Art Garden, Jeju Folk Village Museum, Jeongbang Waterfall, and Samgeunbibyung, which are probably favored by those who enjoy a rich nightlife.

Hanlim Park, located 33 kilometers west of Jeju City along the coastal road, is chosen as the most beautiful spot in Jeju. The park, with an area of over 100,000 pyeong, features many attractions, including the golden limestone Hyeopjae and Ssangyong Caves formed by volcanic eruptions, a subtropical botanical garden, the Jae-Am Folk Village, and a bird park where peacocks roam freely beside you. In addition, Hanlim Park is situated next to beautiful coasts such as Hyeopjae and Geumneung Beach, making it an ideal location for planning half-day or full-day trips.

#koreatrip Hallim Park is a wonderful and beautiful place in Jeju that is worth a visit if you like Birds and flowers. They have many different types of flowers that are in bloom throughout the year so even if you don’t manage to catch a particular flower, you will see something else blooming! You can buy tickets on the spot. There are toilets, small cafes and shops in the park but if you are hungry or you want to do some shopping, you should go around the area as there are many restaurants and shops nearby