So last March, we decided to go to Jeju Island and finally see the popular spot for holidays/vacations in Korean dramas ;)
If you're flying in with Jeju Air, don't worry if you arrive early at the airport and the counter is still closed. In our experience, it opened up an hour before our flight LOL
Love the flower thingy scarf of Jeju Air's cabin crew by the way hehe
We stayed in Seogwipo which is roughly an hour away from Jeju city.
There are no subways in Jeju by the way.
It's best to take the Airport bus that roams around the island every couple of minutes.
Also compared to Seoul, it's still a bit hard to communicate in English here.
Our guest house, which is pretty near to almost all spots in Seogwipo ❤
Arang Joeul Food street!
Most of the stores open late though, so it's better to go here for dinner.
guide map for the food wanderers ;)
Love how most of the menus/posters have an English translation.
Good job Jeju tourism!
Well I guess this resto wasn't informed haha
Nonetheless, the pictures look enticing!
Um, dog meat anyone?
There are several orange plantations/farms scattered in Jeju as well.
Glad that there's one close to our hotel......so we could take photo-ops! nyahaha
Jeju oranges are the sweetest I've ever tried in my existence!
and I'm not even exaggerating!
Hallabong oranges, a specialty of Jeju Island.
You must definitely try these!! They are the sweetest and tastiest!
There's also a lot of cookies/chocolates infused with Hallabong ❤
Some of the treats I got from the market.
Love the cactus chocolate crunch!
If you're not so keen on eating oranges, just drink its juice!
Very refreshing ❤
Nothing special. Just got curious coz of "Jeju" milk haha
Lovely flowers~
Nice to see you cherry blossom!
This statue is all around Jeju!
It's called "Dol hareubang" which symbolizes fertility and prosperity.
Accidentally saw this view while roaming around the park.
A view of Hallasan Mountain
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