How about a tranquil escape now at Biobi Pansion? Biobi Pansion offers you a unique opportunity to unwind in Jeju. Jeju Island itself is an oval-shaped wonder. It formed two million years ago. This makes it one of South Korea’s oldest and largest islands.
Known as the “Island of the Gods”, Jeju attracts about 15 million visitors each year. Biobi Pansion provides a perfect base for exploring this popular destination. You can find highly rated pension rentals here. Guests love the location and cleanliness.
Jeju Island boasts three UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Historically, it has been known by various names. These include Doi, Dongyeongju, Juho, and Tammora. The Portuguese sailors even called it “Ilha de Ladrones” or “Island of Thieves”.
Getting to Jeju is easy. Just fly into Jeju International Airport. It is located on the island’s northernmost side. Jeju Province is one of South Korea’s nine provinces. This makes it a self-governing area. Biobi Pansion positions you perfectly to discover Jeju’s unique charm.
Imagine models of famous world attractions. You can see the Great Wall of China and the Leaning Tower of Pisa at Jeju Mini Land. It is South Korea’s first miniature museum. It features models from over 50 countries. The Mini Land is both fascinating and educational. It has different zones like World heritage land and dinosaur land.
Discover traditional Korean culture at Jeju Folk Village Museum. This living museum realistically showcases Korean traditions. You will find woodenware and porcelain ware here. On-site restaurants offer delicious Korean food.
For K-pop fans, Jeju Play K-pop Museum is a must-see. Learn about the roots of K-Pop culture. Enjoy hologram concerts. Dance and have fun. It is suitable for all ages.
Jeju Glass Castle displays exquisite glasswork. It is separated into indoor and outdoor sections. The glass waterfall and mirror lake are highlights. Out of 260 glass models, the glass diamond is the most popular.
Explore Udo Island which is also known as Cow Island. Its outline resembles the animal. Udo Island is one of the biggest islands in Jeju.
Hyeopjae Beach has white sands and a pine forest. It offers amenities like camping and shower stalls. Fresh seafood meals are very popular.
Seongsan Ilchulbong or sunrise peak is a volcanic crater. It formed due to hydrovolcanic eruptions. It takes about 40 to 50 minutes to climb.
The Cheonjiyen waterfall plunges from 72 ft. It is one of the most famous waterfalls in South Korea. Attractive koi fish swim under the bridge.
Mount Hallasan is a dormant volcano. It stands 1.2 mi high. It is a popular hiking spot.
Dongmun Market was constructed in 1945. It is Korea’s most traditional market. It combines a street market, a seafood market, and a night market.
Hallim park features gardens and a mini zoo. It welcomes at least one million tourists each year. A lotus flower festival takes place between July and September.
Jeju Waterworld offers health care and recreational amenities. Enjoy water slides and pools. Saunas and hot baths are available. Massages and aromatherapy treatments can also be enjoyed here.
Jeju Island offers a safe and interesting place to visit. Consider experiencing the island’s beauty between November and March. The island temperature is best during these months. Biobi Pansion provides a comfortable retreat after exploring.
Almost 13.4 million people flew between Seoul and Jeju in 2017. This made it the busiest air route in the world.
The Jeju Uprising also known as the Jeju Massacre took place between April 1948 and May 1949. It was a conflict between local residents and government forces. The uprising began as a protest against the division of Korea.
As you plan your visit, consider the myths surrounding Jeju Island. One legend tells of the goddess who made Jeju Island. Locals also believe that the legendary island of Utopia is Jeju Island. These stories add to the island’s mystical charm.