A story only I don't know

After visiting Cheonjiyeon Falls, Jeongbang Falls, and Cheonjeyeon Falls, I visited all three major waterfalls **Jeju Island. What is this... It's nothing, but I'm proud. (Laughing) If Cheonjiyeon Falls and Jeongbang Falls are located in downtown Seogwipo, Cheonjeyeon Falls is located in the Jungmun Tourist Complex, which is a little far away. Cheonjeyeon Falls itself consists of the first, second, and third waterfalls. There are two ways to see Cheonjeyeon Falls, and there is a way to park at Yeomiji Botanical Garden and cross the senior bridge to see it, and there is a way to park in the parking lot of Cheonjeyeon Falls. We parked in the parking lot of Cheonjeyeon Falls and looked around. The parking lot is spacious and free of charge. Parking is free, but there is a separate entrance fee. ** 2,500 won for adults** and 1,350 won for children and teenagers. It's 500 won more expensive than Cheonjiyeon and Jeongbang Falls because it's in the tourist complex. Hah! ...

If I went to Cheonjeyeon Falls outdoors in the sunlight, this time I went to the Teddy Bear Museum located indoors. "Why is a grown-up here?" My wife said she had to go, so I put it on her itinerary. Actually, it is a place where my family has a lot of memories. I visited my children a few times when they were young, and I still have some teddy bear dolls I bought here. Now the kids are all grown up, and we're traveling without them, but... It's a place that makes you feel nostalgic. Ten years ago, it was quite crowded, but now it's too quiet. When you pass the ticket and enter through the entrance at the top of the pyramid, a large teddy bear greets the visitors. Did we have this in the past? The Teddy Bear Museum is a pyramid-shaped building. The entrance, which says 3F , is actually just on the ground floor. You can see it as you go down, but it's located on a slope, so it's exposed to the outside up to 1F . **It is used as an exhibition hall fro...