In Seogwipo, Jeju Island, it's a place that resembles Iceland

This should be a scenic spot that has an atmospheric feel whether it's sunny☀️ or cloudy. The columnar jointing is formed when the lava that erupted from ⛰️ Mount Hallasan flowed into the sea in front of the Chinese region and cooled, consisting of organ-shaped or irregularly shaped stone pillars of various sizes. It feels very similar to the basalt columns of Iceland's black sand beaches, and it's very photogenic📷. I stayed in Seogwipo City for two days, and for the seaside🌊, I chose this one place. I first went to the 🍊 Orange Cafe for a coffee, then took a bus to Yakcheonsa Temple. After touring, I took a taxi to the columnar jointing area🌄 to watch the sunset, and the timing was just right. 🎫Ticket: 2000 Korean Won 🕒Hours: 9:00-17:20 ⚠️TIPS They close the doors super punctually after work, even before the sunset is over. But you can go out🚶‍♀️ and walk to the left for a while, and you can still find an angle to finish watching the sunset.