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February 15, 2017February 15, 2017jejutourism

Spring heralded by apricot blossoms

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On sunny days like this, it’s hard to choose one spot along Jeju’s beautiful coastline. The beaches, the Olle walking trails, the views from the tops of the island’s hundreds of volcanic cones… they’re all spectacular. Well, here’s a coastal trail to add to your bucket list! Copy and paste this link for a 360-degree panoramic view: https://www.facebook.com/visitjeju.en/posts/1519047251539422 Handam Coastal Trail: http://www.visitjeju.net/en/tourView.jto?menuCd=DOM_000001817001000000&langCd=EN&areaId=CNTS_000000000020159 And copy and paste this link to discover many more of Jeju’s natural wonders, all in one convenient location. Just select from the submenu: http://www.visitjeju.net/en/index.jto?menuCd=DOM_000001817002000000 Visitjeju.net #visitjeju #Jeju #Island #Korea #Aewol #Handam #Trail #grammablejeju #제주도 #비짓제주 #한담해안산책로 #카페

Here is fitness model Park Jihye (https://www.instagram.com/j.anagram/) doing yoga around Jeju Island. For more idea on healthy Jeju activities, check out this VisitJeju.net article: http://www.visitjeju.net/en/themaView.jto?menuCd=DOM_000001822008000000&areaId=CNTS_000000000021957&langCd=EN Visitjeju.net #visitjeju #Jeju #Island #Korea #healing #yoga #outdoors #health #grammablejeju #제주도 #비짓제주 #요가 #힐링 #여행

If you’ve never tried cazuela, this is your chance at Hokkeullakdarak. Shrimp, mushrooms and garlic roasted in olive oil and lightly flavored with rosemary. There’s also mussel stew, pasta or salami pizza. Plenty to try and savor at Hamdeok Beach. More info: https://www.facebook.com/visitjeju.en/posts/1515774055200075 Visitjeju.net #visitjeju #Jeju #Island #Korea #Hamdeok #cuisine #cazuela #mussels #shrimp #grammablejeju #제주도 #비짓제주 #호끌락다락

This weekend we had some oddly cool weather for early April. But it was also very windy, which is much less odd. In fact, it’s one of Jeju Island’s Samda “three plenties” (wind, rocks and women). These marigolds were cowering behind a traditional Jeju stone wall, which for centuries has protected Jeju’s people and crops from the strong ocean wind. Would you like to learn more about Samda and Jeju stone fences? Copy and paste: http://www.visitjeju.net/en/index.jto?menuCd=DOM_000001823002004000 Have a lovely week! Visitjeju.net #visitjeju #Jeju #Island #Korea #samda #threeplenties #marigolds #grammablejeju #제주도 #비짓제주

JTO Global SNS Content Event features charismatic presentations by 14 foreign students The JTO Global SNS Content Event was held Friday at our offices in the Jeju Welcome Center here in Jeju City. We invited the winning contributors — 14 foreign students studying in Korea — to the island to give their presentations, followed by a weekend of Free Independent Travel for themselves. It was wonderful to meet everyone and hear what they had to say about their cultural comparisons and impressions of their country and Jeju and Korea. We heard about Malaysia, Indonesia, The Philippines, China, Vietnam, Japan, Taiwan and Hong Kong. The panel of judges, including professors at Halla University, Jeju International University, and an official from the Jeju Provincial Government, and the head of the Tourism Industry Dept. of the Jeju Tourism Organization heard their presentations in the afternoon. First prize — a 500,000 won Duty Free Shopping coupon — went to a charismatic team from the Philippines who run a blog and Instagram channel “Our Korean Story” (ourkoreanstory.wordpress.com, www.instagram.com/ourkoreanstory). They presented a clever video presentation and provided insights into what makes their country’s social media tick… did you know there’s an online trend in the Philippines called “selfie muna bago (https://goo.gl/oH6U2a),” or “before selfies”? The second prize of a 300,000 won DF coupon went to another participant from the Philippines, who highlighted how DIY travelling is a thing in both her country and Korea. And the third prize, a 100,000 won DF coupon was awarded to participant from Japan, who drew a comparison between Jeju and Japan in travellers’ love of experience programs (strawberry picking, fishing) and outdoor activities like glamping. Thanks to everyone for coming down to our island. We hope they have a great time this weekend while they explore Jeju. Safe journey! Visitjeju.net #visitjeju #Jeju #Island #Korea #international #forum #culture #grammablejeju #제주도 #비짓제주

Hamdeok is one of the largest and safest beaches on the island. Not only is it beautiful from the shoreline, but there is a pleasant and accessible climb up to Seoubong that affords visitors with a panoramic view of the area. There are plenty of restaurants and cafes, too, if you and your friends or family get hungry. Read all about it here: https://www.facebook.com/visitjeju.en/posts/1512064512237696 Visitjeju.net #visitjeju #Jeju #Island #Korea #Hamdeok #Beach #grammablejeju #제주도 #비짓제주 #함덕해변 #서우봉

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