Travel Guide to Jeju Island South Line

Jeju Island South Line is a small but worthwhile journey. Although the journey on the South Line of Jeju Island is a small one, it is full of unknowns and surprises. If you don’t care about the prosperity of the destination, the South Line is also worth a visit. Stop 1️⃣: Columnar Joint Zone You need to buy a ticket to enter. Although the entire scenic area is small, you have to admire the wonders of nature. It takes about half an hour to visit and take photos. Then after coming out of the exit, walk along the sea to the right, you will pass by the beach, and through the big trees, the sun shines on the sea, sparkling and beautiful. And you can also see a small columnar joint landscape here. If you continue walking forward, you will pass by patches of reeds, which is an unexpected bonus! Stop 2️⃣: Cafe Gyulkkot Darark Orange Cafe The overall decoration is retro. The drinks and desserts taste good. There are many "orange manors" nearby, 🍊 everywhere. Stop 3️⃣: Seogwipo Olle Market. After all, you have to experience the local atmosphere. There are many alleys in the market, and I didn't miss any of them. I tried orange mochi, grilled buns, and fried pork, but I didn't buy other fried rice cakes, fish cakes, etc. (because I was a little tired of eating these things every day after coming here for a few days). I had some noodles with soybean paste at a random shop outside the market and it tasted just so-so. Stop 4️⃣: I was still a little hungry when I returned to the city, so I went to eat an original beef bone soup restaurant called 가리본가. I ordered a clear soup, which really saved my Chinese stomach! ! !