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Beaches In Korea

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by TouristSecrets Editorial Team

Beaches In Korea

3 places and guides from our Korea coverage, gathered into one page.

How To Hike Mt Hallasan - Jeju Island Volcano Hiking

Mt Hallasan stands at 1,950 meters above sea level, the highest peak in South Korea, and is a UNESCO World Heritage site. Hikers can choose from several trails winding through lush greenery and past unique geological features, with panoramic views from the summit. Consider how long the ferry ride to Jeju takes from the mainland to factor in travel time.

Jeju Island

The lava tubes on Jeju Island, formed by ancient volcanic activity, are a must-see. Manjanggul Cave, one of the most famous, stretches over 13 kilometers, though only a small portion is open to the public. Inside, you will find stunning rock formations, including the world’s largest lava column. The cool, dark environment contrasts with Jeju’s sunny beaches and lush landscapes. While exploring, keep an eye out for a souvenir to buy in Korea, such as a Dol Hareubang statue, a traditional symbol of the island.

Jeju Island's Sunrise Peak Adventure

Seongsan Ilchulbong, also known as Sunrise Peak, is a volcanic crater that offers breathtaking views. The hike up is challenging, but the reward is standing on the edge of a massive crater as the sun rises over the horizon. Along the way, you will encounter lush greenery, diverse wildlife, and panoramic views of the island. This spot is a highlight for those looking for things to do in Korea, especially for nature lovers. If you have extra time, consider a visit Korea's JSA & the DMZ tour on the mainland for a different perspective on the country’s history.

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