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Top 10 Jeju Sites for September (Enjoyable Jeju in September)

Just like those who endure the week just for the weekend, there are people who endure several months for this opportunity. September, an exciting month with traditional holidays at which family members and friends get together! Let’s have a “jikkeojin” time in Jeju in September, with pleasant people, interesting stories, and lots of leisure and delight! (Jikkeojin means “enjoyable” or “delighted” in the Jeju language.)

What should we do during Golden Week?

The so-called “Golden Week” of 2017 has finally arrived. If you are planning a trip to Jeju during this time, you can enjoy the beautiful autumn weather. Many shops and restaurants will be closed as Jeju Islanders take time to visit their families during this celebration, but that doesn’t mean everything stops!

Top 10 Jeju Sites for February (Feel Your Heart Pounding with the Impending Spring)

People don’t want to dwell on winter. Instead, they want to welcome spring as soon as possible. In that sense, many people's minds go to Jeju Island. When soft southerly breezes whisper and awaken the fields and seas, head to Jeju for the splendor of spring and feel your heart pound with anticipation.

10 Things Not to Miss in February: 'After a long winter, Jeju breathes the first of spring'

Jeju in February is when the cold breeze tickles your nose. However, yellow canola blossoms are within sight. Here are 10 things to do in February as you greet spring for another year on Jeju.

Tamna-guk Ip-chun Gut (Spring Welcoming Ritual of Tamna)

Tamna-guk Ip-chun Gut (Spring Welcoming Ritual of Tamna) A Festival in Jeju’s Wondoshim (Old city) to Welcome Spring 2017.2.3-2.4Sponsor: Jeju People’s Artist Federation Location: Jeju Mokgwana [Main Events] Jeju-seong Mi-reuk-ko-sa, Chun-deung-geol-gung, Chun-gyeong-mun-gut, Ip-chun-gut, Nang-shwe-mo-ri Jeju is the country of 18,000 heavenly gods. These heavenly gods are summoned by the great god of heaven and travel to heaven during “Shingugan.” In the old days, the people of Jeju believed that they should only move or repair their houses during “Shingugan” to avoid upsetting the gods. When it is time for gods to come back to Jeju Island after “Shingugan,” the shamans held a ritual to welcome the gods back. This ritual is called “Ip-chun Gut.” Back then, numerous shamans serving the guardian gods of each town would come together in Gwan-deok-jeong. Among these shamans, “Do-Hwang-Su,” the head shaman who was the most skilled at dancing and had the loudest, clearest voice in