The Best Tourist Attractions in Jeju South Korea and friendly for Muslim visitors



The famous and best tourist attractions in Jeju become a special attraction for tourists who will vacation to South Korea. Jeju is one of the nine provinces in South Korea, where the province is located on Jeju Island. There are so many popular tourist destinations on Jeju Island that you must visit while on vacation. Jeju became a very famous tourist attraction and natural attraction.
Jeju Island is arguably the 'Island of the Gods' of South Korea. Offering not only beautiful nature, but also a variety of delicious food and interesting activities. To develop halal tourism, the Governor of Jeju Island, Won Heeryong said, several attempts had been made to bring in more tourists from Indonesia. Starting from providing halal food and musala so that tourists do not experience difficulties for culinary tourism and worship.


Hallasan (Mount Halla)
For those of you who love nature or who like to climb mountains, you can of course try to climb Mount Halla in South Korea. Halla Mountain is a mountain tourism destination on Jeju Island with a height of up to 1950 meters, so that when it reaches the top it will get an unforgettable experience. To climb this mountain there are 6 hiking routes namely Eorimok, Seongpanak, Gwaneumsa, Yeongsil, Donnaeko, and Eoseungsaengak. To make the Mount Halla climb, you need to do a thorough preparation and do not forget to bring food supplies.


Manjanggul
Manjanggul is one of the favorite tourist destinations for tourists who want to explore the cave. This cave is about 30km east of Jeju city and it takes about 30 minutes by bus. Manjanggul Cave is a lava tunnel that was formed around 200 thousand-300 thousand years ago, when molten rock came out of the ground. This place has a width of 23 meters, 30 meters high, and the length of the cave reaches 8,928 km. Here tourists will find bat colonies and other living things such as spiders. A jacket is recommended because water often drips from the top of the cave and the temperature in the cave is cold.

Cheonjiyeon Waterfall
For those of you who want to enjoy a waterfall tour in Japan, you can try Cheonjiyeon Waterfall. The meaning of the word 'Cheonjiyeon' means 'sky connected to the ground'. There are three waterfalls, which are 22 meters high, 12 meters wide, and 20 meters deep. Here the tourists can enjoy the sound of waterfalls with clear water. Cheonjiyeon Waterfall is open every day at 09.00 - 22.00 with the last entry at 21.30.


Hallasan National Park
Hallasan National Park is a national park in the Hallasan volcano. This park was established as a UNESCO biosphere reserve in 2002 and a world heritage site in 2007. This area is famous for various types of plants with different temperatures. More than 1,800 plant species and 4,000 animal species (including 3,300 insect species) have been identified in this area. To explore this park area, you just need to follow one of the hiking trails that have been made. To achieve this requires a distance of about 10km and the hiking trail is relatively easy. However, it is better to prepare well before starting the climb.


Seongeup Folk Village
Seongeup Folk Village is one of the famous tourist attractions in Jeju with a variety of cultural beauty. The village is located in the foothills of Mount Halla with many traditional Korean homes. Here, you will find cultural heritage such as statues, dwellings, temples, schools, offices, castle ruins, and stone monuments. In addition, there are many hundreds of years old trees that are part of the region's heritage. Being a famous cultural heritage, you tourists can enjoy the beauty of this village for free (no charge).



Osulloc Tea Museum
At the tourist spot of the Osulloc Tea Museum, tourists can learn about the historical development of Korean green tea. Then, you can explore the third largest green tea garden in the world and can taste different types of tea. In addition, the tourists can learn a lot about how to make and serve tea and enjoy the processed products in the cafe available. You can taste the ice cream with the taste of green tea and buy souvenirs of authentic green tea from Jeju.


Gwaneumsa Temple Jeju
Gwaneumsa Temple Jeju is a Buddhist temple located at the foot northeast of Halla Mountain. This temple is believed to have been built for the first time in the era of the Tamra dynasty (476 BC - 1005 AD), which was before the Goryeo dynasty (918 AD - 1392 AD). Then in 1912 it was rebuilt and in 1964 it was renovated again. To reach Gwaneumsa Temple Jeju, you need to head to Sancheondan from Jeju city. The bus will depart every 20 minutes and will be driven for 30 minutes. After reaching Sancheondan, you need to walk about 30 minutes to get to the temple.

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