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Chungcheongbuk-do
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Chungcheongnam-do
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Gangwon-do
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Gyeongsangbuk-do I
Gyeongsangnam-do I
Jeollabuk-do I
Jeollanam-do I
Jeju-do |
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 Jeju
Special
Self-Governing
Province
is
the
premier
tourist
destination
in
Korea
and
has
changed
its
name
from
Jeju
island
into
Jeju
Special
Self-Governing
Province.
Scenic
beaches,
waterfalls,
cliffs
and
caves
lie
in
harmony,
and
the
mild
weather
makes
Jeju
island
an
even
more
ideal
tourist
destination.
Mt.
Hallasan
in
Jeju
island
has
flora
and
fauna
of
both
temperate
and
tropical
varieties,
coexisting
on
the
mountain.
The
Jungmun
Tourist
Complex
is a
comprehensive
tourist
resort
and
provides
top-quality
accommodations
and
tourist
facilities. |
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Jeju
Situated
in a
most
ideal
setting,
just
64
kilometers
south
of
the
Korean
Peninsula
is
Korea’s
largest
island,
Jeju.
Jeju
is a
magical
place
known
for
3
things:
roaring
winds,
magnificent
rocks,
and
women,
since
there
is a
bigger
population
of
women
versus
men.
As
one
of
the
host
cities
of
the
2002
Korea/Japan
FIFA
World
Cup,
Jeju’s
Seogwipo
City
made
the
most
charming
places
to
host
it. |
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Jeju
is a
focal
point
of
international
affairs
and
is
able
to
offer
people
many
kinds
of
recreational
activities
with
breathtaking
vistas,
a
temperate
climate
and
a
unique
traditional
culture.
Located
in
the
center
of
this
volcanic
island
is
Mt.
Hallasan
(a
dormant
volcano),
which
is
filled
with
over
1,800
species
of
vegetation,
scores
of
deer,
and
an
ecosystem
that
will
surely
amaze
all. |
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Jeju
offers
unbelievably
breathtaking
views
from
coast
to
coast,
ranging
from
the
waterfalls
at
Hae-anjidae
to
the
naturally
sculpted
cliffs
at
Jusang
Jeolli.
Tourists
can
enjoy
each
season
in
Jeju
with
a
particular
splash
of
color;
brilliant
yellow-colored
flowers
in
the
spring
that
spread
across
the
landscape,
the
golden
beaches
and
sea
vistas
in
the
summertime,
the
Eulalia’s
light
brown
wispy
reeds
flowing
in
the
autumn
winds,
and
the
lovely
snow
flowers
of
Hallasan
in
winter
are
all
must-sees
of
Jeju. |
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One
can
enjoy
these
wonders
of
the
world
by
hiking,
bike
riding,
paragliding,
scuba
diving,
windsurfing,
hunting,
horseback
riding,
swimming,
and
going
on
boat
trips.
Jeju
also
has
a
wide
variety
of
native
foods
such
as
the
delicious
Jeju
tangerines
and
native
dishes
including
redtile
fish
stew,
grilled
and
seasoned
redtile
fish,
rice
porridge
with
abalone,
pheasant
dishes
and
hair-tail
fish
soup. |
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Jeju
is
more
than
simply
a
tourist
destination;
it
is
an
island
full
of
wonder.
Making
the
most
of
its
charm
and
beauty
to
attract
considerable
numbers
of
tourists
and
with
its
geo-political
location,
Jeju
is
in
the
process
of
changing
into
an
International
Free
City.
Jeju
promises
to
be
an
island
that
rides
the
wave
of
technology
while
still
keeping
true
to
its
ecological
treasures. |
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