5 articles to prepare your trip
A lava dome rising nearly 400 meters in southwest Jeju, Sanbangsan is home to two Buddhist temples, a sanctuary cave, and protected rare flora.
Stretching 13 km and UNESCO-listed, the Manjanggul lava tube in Gujwa on Jeju Island shelters a 7-meter lava column and a vast bat colony.
On the southern coast of Jeju, Jusangjeolli Cliff showcases hexagonal basalt columns rising 20 meters high—remnants of Mount Hallasan's volcanic activity.
Hallasan
South Korea's highest peak (1,950 m) and UNESCO site, Mount Hallasan dominates Jeju Island with its seven trails, caldera and lava tunnels.
Ile De Jeju
Korea's Hawaiian gem with volcanic landscapes designated UNESCO World Heritage sites, Jeju combines hiking on Hallasan, Olle trails, turquoise beaches, and the unique culture of the Haenyo diving women.
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