A Heartwarming Rapeseed Flower Tour in Jeju Island

Seongsan Ilchulbong (Gwangjichi Beach) → Seopji Koji → Chinese Food → Oceanarium → Gasili Village → Jeju Folk Village → Jeju Duty Free Shop

#Seongsan Ilchulbong (Gwangjichi Beach)
Ilchulbong is a famous volcano on Jeju Island, with a massive crater on its summit resembling a crown. To the northwest is a grassy ridge accessible from Seongsan Village. You can walk or ride a horse up there.
Seongsan Ilchulbong was designated a Local Natural Monument in 2000 and a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2007.

#Seopji Koji
Seopji is a famous ancient city. Seopji refers to the eastern coast of Jeju. Koji is a Jeju dialect word meaning "protruding terrain." Here, there's a vast expanse of grassy ground where children can run freely.

#Jeju Ocean Aquarium (Aqua Planet)
Aqua Planet Jeju is Jeju Island's representative aquarium, comprised of four major areas: an aquarium, an ocean stage, a marine science center, and a central venue. Whale sharks, manta rays, and dolphins are among the aquatic species on display.

#Jeju Gasiri Village
Located at the southernmost tip of Jeju Island, it's the first place on Jeju Island to welcome spring. Every March, rapeseed blossoms transform the island into a sea of yellow, interwoven with verdant mountains and the azure sea, creating a captivating landscape.

#Jeju Folk Village
The Jeju Folk Village preserves Jeju's cultural heritage, featuring over 100 traditional Korean houses that authentically capture the lives of Jeju locals.

#Jeju Duty Free Shop
A place to unwind and enjoy beauty. A sunburned face, a frozen cheek, can all be redeemed here.