Jeju Island

Jeju Island, located in the southwestern sea of South Korea, is the largest island in South Korea, with an area of 1845 square kilometers and a population of about 600,000. This island is a typical volcanic island, and the volcanic activity that began 1.2 million years ago formed the highest peak in South Korea, Hallasan, which is 1951 meters above sea level in the center of the island. Jeju Island is located in a subtropical maritime climate, with a humid climate and is known as the warmest place in South Korea. On Jeju Island, you can enjoy unique geographical scenery and rich folk culture. It is commonly said that there are three abundances and three absences: many stones, winds, and women; no thieves, no door latches, and no beggars. In addition, Jeju Island retains a unique culture and is also the filming location for many Korean dramas.