East UNESCO Heritage in Jeju

What your day looks like

First, you will start with Jeju Stone Culture Park or Eco Land, or Rail Bike. Jeju Stone Culture Park is a huge museum and ecological park showing the stone culture inherent in the lives of Jeju people, focusing on the myth of ‘Seolmundae Halmang and Oh-back Jang-gun’. Then we are heading for Seongeup Folk Village which people have been living in old Jeju’s houses showing old traditional lives still. After lunch, we will hike or look around Songsan Sunrise Peak (UNESCO Natural Heritage) which is the most famous and popular volcanic edifice for its outstanding scenery. Jeju can’t be described without Haenyeo (Woman Divers) culture. Jeju Haenyeo is an echo-feminists who have adapted to the ecological environment of the sea barehanded without any equipment and played an important role in the domestic economy. At the Haenyeo Museum, we will see all about Haenyeo (Woman Divers) culture. Or we will visit Seopjikoji which stretches to the sea connecting itself to the land through a narrow isthmus. The fantastic harmony between a picturesque hill and the blue sea made many films and dramas such as ‘All-in’ filmed here. Finally, we will explore Manjanggul Cave (UNESCO Natural Heritage). The length of the cave is about 7.4 kilometers consisted of a multi-level structure showing two or three levels in some parts. We will get into 1 kilometer then we will be fascinated by a massive lava column that holds a world record for size, measuring up to 7.6 meters.