In spite of the fact that it lies just 85km off the shore of South Korea, Jeju Island (all the more particularly Jeju-do) has built up its own one of a kind history, conventional dress, building design and semantic customs. With a moderate atmosphere that contrasts shockingly from the territory, Jeju-do has a sub-tropical southern side and a more calm northern locale. On the island, which was as of late voted one of the New 7 Wonders of Nature, you'll discover impeccable herbal greenery enclosures, sandy shorelines, magma gives in, a people town and the O'Sulloc Tea Museum where you can find out about South Korea's well known conventional tea society.
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