10 Years Plan

Discover the Hawaii of Korea: Jeju Island Jeju Island, often referred to as the "Hawaii of Korea," is a volcanic island formed from the eruptions of Hallasan Mountain. This majestic mountain, the highest peak in South Korea, dominates the landscape and has left a unique geological footprint, including the formation of "Oreum," or small volcanic cones scattered throughout the island. These formations, coupled with the island's unique dialect, enrich Jeju’s cultural and natural heritage. One notable feature of Jeju's coastline is the abundance of black basalt rocks and dramatic cliffs, a testament to its volcanic origins, creating a starkly beautiful contrast to the usual sandy beaches. Culinary Delights of Jeju Udo Peanut Ice Cream A short ferry ride from Jeju Island takes you to Udo, a small island renowned for its peanuts. Udo peanuts are a local delicacy and are used to create various dishes, with Udo peanut ice cream being a must-try treat. This creamy de...