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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

There are many foods known in Jeju, and among them, there are foods that belong to the cheap side. It's a tteokbokki that students enjoy. There are also new restaurants and snack bars in the Olleh market, but the original restaurant is Crayon Shin-chan snack . When I came here 10 years ago, it was a very shabby interior, but now it looks like a clean interior. Representative menu and price (cost-effectiveness) The main menu is bonchigi. I think Bonchigi is the name given because it comes with everything in tteokbokki. Put fried food, gimbap, kimchi pancake, and noodles on a plate in a tteokbokki soup base. Food I've tried Of course, we ordered bonchigi and ate it. If you're from the neighborhood, you can eat ramen, kimbap, and fried dumplings. We are tourists, so we are bonchigi. Hah! When you order bonchigi, the fish cake soup and pickled radish come first. It's tteokbokki... You don't need any other side dishes, do you? We ordered a bonch element (12,

It's my first day in Seogwipo. We stayed at Jink Hotel located close to Cheonjiyeon Falls. I won't post it separately, but it's not a bad cost-effective hotel. I left the hotel around 9 a.m. and headed to Cheonjiyeon Falls. If you walk for about 10 minutes, you will find the ticket office. The entrance to Cheonjiyeon Falls is not free. Admission is 2,000 won per **person. There are also various conditions for free admission, so please check carefully. There are two of us, so we paid 4,000 won to enter. If you go about 50m, you will find a bridge with a stone statue hanging on your back. If you cross this bridge, you can go to Cheonjiyeon Falls. If you cross the bridge, you will find Cheonjiyeon Rest Area where you can buy souvenirs right in front of you. After passing the Cheonjiyeon Rest Area, you will see a wonderful waterfall in front of you as if you are walking about 500m. I took a picture at the Cheonjiyeon sign, the national rule of the proof shot, and sat on

Due to the typhoon, I left Udo Island earlier than scheduled and suddenly made a schedule. I took it out on this trip because it was Seongsan Ilchulbong Peak that I visited every time I came to Jeju Island, but I had no choice but to go to Seongsan Ilchulbong Peak again this time. Maybe because I visited in the morning or because of the typhoon, there were not many people and it was so nice to see. The national rule is to take a group photo. I don't know how many pictures there are. Hah! There are precautions when visiting the entrance to Seongsan Ilchulbong Peak. Most of the general precautions are familiar, and if you look at the map, you can see the red and yellow lines. If you go up and go to the right, you can go to the red line, which is a paid section where you can go to the top of Seongsan Mountain. On the other hand, the yellow line to the left is a free section. You can't go up Seongsan Sunrise Peak, but you can see it. The viewing time is from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m.

The key to this Jeju trip is to stay one night at Udo Island, which is a bucket list, and to climb Mt. Halla Baeknokdam. I went to Seongsanpo Passenger Terminal on the first day of my trip to Jeju to visit Udo, the first of them. When tourists enter Udo Island, they are not allowed to take their vehicles with them except for a few conditions. Some conditions for taking a vehicle to the Udo If you look on the Internet, there are various articles about getting on the car. The most clear thing is that it would be most accurate to refer to the Udo Island ferry website below. Conditions for bringing a rental car But to put it simply... Families and guardians accompanied by infants (pre-school children under the age of 6) Families and carers accompanied by persons with Grade 1 or Grade 2 disabilities and persons with Grade 3 disabilities using wheelchairs Families and carers with over 65 years of age Families and carers accompanied by pregnant Families and carers of wheelchair u