VISIT JEJU

Chagwido Island

The Largest Uninhabited Island in Jeju, It Has a Magnificent View of a Coastal Cliff and Strangely Shaped Rocks

Banyak untuk dilihat di mana-mana: “Jongdal-ri” (Bandar di hujung Jeju)

Jongdal-ri adalah sebuah bandar di hujung timur Jeju. Ia juga digelar “Jimi” yang bermaksud “hujung daratan.” Dumo-ri—sebuah bandar di Hankyung-myeon di hujung barat Jeju—dianggap sebagai bahagian hadapan daratan. Bandar ini terletak jauh dari Gunung Hallasan dan menawarkan pelbagai tarikan. Terdapat Yongnooni Oreum yang digemari oleh mendiang jurugambar Kim Yeong-gap, serta jalan tepi pantai yang dipenuhi dengan pemandangan bunga hydrangea yang mekar pada musim panas. Nama bandar ini, “Jongdal,” juga bermaksud “kepakaran.” Jongdal-ri—hujung daratan, bandar di hujung Jeju— menggabungkan semua keindahan asli pulau 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