Jeju Island, a volcanic island with an onion-like charm, boasts a variety of villages with a long history, beautiful nature everywhere, and museums that you can never see everything, with so much to eat, see, and enjoy.
As the coronavirus pandemic sweeps the globe, international travel is restricted, but domestic travel continues unabated.
Recently, as the opportunity to go on long trips has increased, people are going on month-long trips, and among them, a month-long trip to Jeju Island is gaining popularity.


The words "paradise island" come to mind, with its pristine emerald white sandy beaches and columnar joints along the coast.
Recently, I've been spending more time in Jeju Island, and I've fallen in love with its unique charm and decided to stay there for a month.
Jungmun Beach is home to Jeju Island's famous five-star luxury resort, or you can head to the countryside and spend time with the locals.
Looking at the Dolhareubang statues and traditional Jeju thatched houses in a landscape of yellow rapeseed fields or pink, white, and purple cosmos flowers gives off an exotic feeling.

Hallasan Mountain, which decorates the sky of Jeju Island, can be seen from almost anywhere in Jeju Island.
If you enjoy hiking, you should definitely climb to the top and enjoy the magnificent view.
To the south of Hallasan Mountain, there are various Olle trails.
The view from Seongsan Ilchulbong Peak on the east coast of Jeju Island is very famous, and the sunrise seen from here is especially spectacular.


Jeju Island can be quite cold in winter, but there's no need to worry about the weather being too cold for outdoor activities.
There are so many things to enjoy indoors.
There are unique and fun places to visit, such as the famous Gimnyeong Maze Park, the recently popular Maze Land, the Teddy Bear Museum, the Snoopy Museum, and the Trick Art Museum, as well as the unique sex museum, Love Land.


Jeju Island, a geographically unique island, has developed its own unique agricultural products and cuisine, and is famous for its tangerines, Redhyang, Cheonhyehyang, and Hallabong.
Additionally, Jeju Island has a variety of things to enjoy, to the point that the island's haenyeo (female divers) have been designated as a cultural heritage.