Just got back from Jeju Island!

To tell the truth, watch it before you go! Thanks to the netizens for their kindness, just got back from Jeju Island The aftertaste is really too strong! Island, cliff, kimchi, visa-free It's worth putting on the must-visit list for life I signed up for the East Travel Group Tour First gather from Guangzhou to Magic City, Shanghai direct flight 2 hours The whole trip cost less than 3K Please accept this five-day and four-night tour guide ✓Travel itinerary Day1: Fly to Jeju Island and check in at the hotel - free activities Day2: Camellia Hill - Yakcheon Temple - Columnar Joint Zone - Car Museum - Watch the Chaos Show Day3: Woljeongri - Seongsan Ilchulbong - Seopjikoji Day4: Seaweed Hanbok - Rainbow Coast - Lotus Cave - Duty Free Shop shopping Day5: Fly back to China ✓Key check-in points 1 Woljeongri Feel the place where the moon stays in the light blue jelly sea, and enjoy the breeze under the blue sky and blue sea. 2 Seongsan Ilchulbong Rated as a World Natural Heritage by the United Nations, overlooking the sea view and city view, it is also the filming location of 'I am Kim Sam Soon'. 3 Seopjikoji One side is a cliff and the other is the sea, check in the popular lighthouse and art gallery, and enjoy the sunset of Jeju Island. 4 Columnar Joint Zone Known as the substitute for Icelandic volcanic rock, the sea water hitting the black reef is very shocking. 5 Rainbow Coast The rainbow road of Daotou Cave There are many special coffee shops. Reflecting each other with the azure sea water, there are along the coast ✓Must-have for play 1 Because I am on a group tour, I don’t have to worry about air tickets + hotels + most meals + attractions 2 Direct flight to Jeju Island is visa-free, just bring your passport 3 Exchange Korean Won 4 Flow mobile card or wifi egg 5 Charging conversion plug (European standard) 6 Signature pen, used when writing entry cards 7 Download navigation and translation software

Yaoquan Temple is the largest temple in Jeju. It is said to be named because it has a healing water, so it is called the Quanquan Temple. The main building of Yaoquan Temple is obviously Chinese-style. The name of "Little China" in the Joseon era is not unfounded. From the letter to the architectural style, to the way of state governance, North Korea is completely following China. The Quanquan Temple is no exception. The flying arches are magnificent, and there is a 18-ton Buddhist clock in the bell tower opposite the Daxiong Hall.