Jeju Island in South Korea
Jeju Island is one of the wonders of the world, formed from volcanic
rock and lava, and is among the largest and most beautiful islands in the South
Korea.
It is one of the strangest volcanic islands in the world and classified
by the UN as a global humanitarian heritage in 2007.
This island is characterized by the natural treasures and living objects
and rare plants endangered.
Mount hallasan is the main mountain of the island, with a
height of 1950 m and is an extinct volcano, and there is a large crater at its
peak.
Fork Village, among the places that must be visited on
the island of Jeju, and by which they can recognize the old life on this
island.
Because of the relative isolation of the island, the locals developed a relatively different culture than the culture of the rest of South Korea.
In Jeju island can not miss a visit to the cave, the longest cave in
the world, it is all composed by volcanic rocks and lava.This cave is 13 km long and was discovered by chance.
There are a lot of museums on the Jeju island, including
the Tea Museum, which represents the importance of the latter in the South
Korean culture.
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