Seongsan Ilchulbong Peak (UNESCO World Natural Heritage)

Where You Can View the Beauty of the Coast..

Manjanggul Lava Tube (UNESCO World Natural Heritage)

A Natural Lava Tube Which Formed When Underground Lava Flowed Toward the Sea

Geomun Oreum Volcanic cone (UNESCO World Natural Heritage )

Korea's World Natural Heritage and Cherished Ecological Site

Don’t miss these Top 10 ideas for August (I want to ‘find’ the real Jeju, so let’s start exploring!)

If you’d like to discover spots on Jeju that have perhaps been overlooked, setting out on a trek may be the best option. All of the island’s natural beauty, its World Natural Heritage sites, even its trendy areas, are mostly found off the “beaten path”. A “new Jeju” will unfold before your eyes!

World Heritage Festival Special Expedition (Walking through Undisclosed Courses of Manjanggul Cave and Gimnyeonggul Cave)

The World Heritage Festival, an event promoting the outstanding universal value of the UNESCO-listed World Heritage sites in Korea, was held in Jeju Island in September, after Seowon in July and Gyeongsangbuk-do Province in August. The Festival, which held various programs and walking tours under the theme of UNESCO-listed World Heritage sites, allowed a temporary exploration of closed courses that were not open to the public, providing an opportunity for visitors to see some world-recognized secrets of Jeju. Among the courses that were disclosed, we were able to explore the upper and lower levels of the Manjanggul Cave Course 1 and Gimnyeonggul Cave, which had been restricted since 2001. Here, we introduce the Special Expedition of the Manjanggul Cave & Gimnyeonggul Cave courses, hoping you can feel the breath of Jeju’s mysterious and great nature.

Where to Experience Jeju's UNESCO Accredited Natural Wonders

Did you know Jeju is a UNESCO World Natural Heritage site? This article will explore the three locations central to this accreditation: Hallasan Mountain, Seongsan Ilchulbong Peak, and Geomun Oreum.