Seongsan Ilchulbong, also known as Sunrise Peak, is one of Jeju Island’s most iconic natural landmarks. This UNESCO World Heritage site is a tuff cone crater formed by hydrovolcanic eruptions over ...

Nearly three-fourths of the country is mountainous, with myriad hiking opportunities for beginners and experts alike.

Long a popular destination among South Koreans, Jeju island has seen a surge in foreign visitors since premiere of ‘When Life ...

Falling rocks were reported at Jeju Island's Seongsan Ilchulbong, a Unesco World Natural Heritage site, prompting relevant authorities to begin an on-site investigation. A passerby reported hearing “a ...

The island of Jeju, often referred to as the “Hawaii of South Korea,” has issued a multi-language guide warning international visitors to behave following a string of viral tourist incidents and cases ...

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Jeju’s rich, black volcanic soil gives the island its remarkable fecundity. But it is in part thanks to Hitachi Energy’s voltage source converters that Jeju is able to generate a fifth of its energy ...

As part of its Carbon-Free Island 2030 vision, the Jeju Special Self-Governing Province has introduced tourism-oriented Urban Air Mobility (UAM) to cut carbon emissions and ease congestion.