Jeju Island, South Korea: A visa-free island worth visiting again

Today, I have to tell you about my favorite hidden gem travel destination - Jeju Island, South Korea! 🌊 Stunning sea views: The sea on Jeju Island is absolutely stunning! The clear blue waters of Udo Island sparkle in the sunlight, like a giant blue gem. Stroll along the coastline, feel the gentle sea breeze on your face, and watch the waves crash against the rocks, creating white spray. Every frame is beautiful enough to be a wallpaper. Take a bus around the island and enjoy the endless sea views outside the window, and your mood will instantly open up to the fullest. 🌸 Natural wonders: Seongsan Ilchulbong is a must-see, as it is a UNESCO World Heritage Site! Climb to the top of the mountain and look down to see the unique landscape of the crater, covered with lush green grass and surrounded by blue sea. The grandeur and shock are indescribable. At the foot of the mountain, there are large fields of rapeseed flowers, which turn golden in spring, contrasting with the blue sky and green sea, like a scene from a fairy tale world. 🍱 Food feast: The food on Jeju Island is also very special. You must try the black pork, which sizzles on the grill, is cut into small pieces, wrapped in lettuce, with garlic slices, chili rings, and special sauce. The aroma of the meat fills your mouth, bringing a sense of happiness. There is also seafood hot pot, with various fresh seafood cooked in a pot, and the soup is delicious. The tangerine-flavored desserts are also plentiful, as Jeju Island is famous for its tangerines. Tangerine cake and tangerine ice cream are refreshing and sweet with every bite. 🛍 Shopping paradise: If you like shopping, Jeju Island will not disappoint you. Shilla Duty Free and Lotte Duty Free have a wide range of products, including international brands and Korean cosmetics, at great prices. You won't be able to stop shopping and will satisfy your desire to shop. 🏠 Diverse accommodation: There are also a variety of accommodation options here, such as seaside resorts where you can see the sea as soon as you open your eyes in the morning, and traditional Korean-style guesthouses in folk villages where you can experience the local lifestyle.