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In order to exhaust the remaining vacation at the end of the year, I went on a simple trip around Icheon, Wonju, and Donghae for two nights and three days. On the first day of the trip, it snowed unexpectedly, so the itinerary was a little twisted, but if I didn't have teeth, I went to the gums somehow. I went to Yes Park on a snowy day. Originally, I was going to walk around Yespark and feel the streets, see artful pottery in the store, and buy some... The plan failed, and I was comforted by just moving very slowly through the streets in a warm car, looking out the window at the store building and the pottery on display. It was nice to look around like this. I recommend it as one of the best ways to travel in cold winter or hot summer. Looking around Ye's Park Yespark is a ceramic village that Icheon City, famous for its ceramics, planned in 2014 and opened in 2018 with the aim of attracting artists and tourism. It doesn't seem to be as active as I thought, but I think

I went to 9.81 Park near Aewol, the last course of my trip to Jeju. The Kart Rider feels like only children will ride, but the 9.81 cart is fully automated and modern, so it operates quite sophisticatedly. The price is expensive, but it was a place that I enjoyed a lot more than I thought. Let's go to the entrance. Even though the entrance looks a bit like that, you can't take your eyes off the modernized facilities as soon as you enter. There are no photos on the blog, but there is a place where you can buy tickets first when you enter the entrance, and there are steps to help you purchase each kiosk. The fact that there's a step is proof that it's not easy to buy^^ They were explaining something, but I gave up the tickets and just went in. You don't have to go in with a ticket. Tickets are only needed when riding a cart. If you come inside a little more, you can meet this high-rise place. That's cool. ^^ We're going to wait here and go to the boardin

Another famous thing was added to Jeju called Samdado Island, which seems to be green tea. Jeju, which has a clear sky, seems to be the best condition for the green tea industry to develop. Launched in 1979 when a company named AMOREPACIFIC cultivated a green tea field on Jeju Island Ossullocha , Ossullocha made a beverage product under the brand Sullocha , which is now better known as Ossullocha** in Jeju Island in 2001. Perhaps that's why if you go to Osulloch, you can see the AmorePacific brand **Innisfree** building with it. There are green tea fields all around and the main entrance to the T-museum in the middle. Once you pass through the main gate, you will naturally head to the T-Museum building. You can go inside the building along this road. It includes a space to introduce tea culture, a rest area to relax, a sales space to sell various teas, and a cafe space to drink beverages. Drinks can be ordered using kiosks. You can take a break here or buy a set of green

I was very tired because I went to Hallasan the day before. And today is the last day of my trip to Jeju, so I made a schedule that is not hard. My first visit was Bangju Church in Andeok-myeon above Jungmun. The Ark Church was designed with Noah's Ark as the motif of Yoo Dong-ryong, a second generation Korean-Japanese named Itami Jun , a world-renowned architect. You can imagine Noah's Ark at a glance. You don't have to worry about parking because you have a proper size parking lot. Also, there is an ark cafe in front of you, so you can relax while drinking coffee. A building is built on an artificial tank to remind you of Noah's Ark. The roof is blindingly shiny, perhaps made of metal. I think I intentionally used such a material to make it difficult to tell whether it was a roof or a sky. And this building is actually a Sunday church. There's a notice of worship. You need to be careful not to disturb the service during the worship time. It reminds me of N

The second bucket list for this trip to Jeju Island is Hallasan Baeknokdam Climbing . I've been fully prepared even before the trip. Today, I made a plan only for climbing Hallasan Mountain. an advance reservation You have to make a reservation in advance to climb the Seongpanak and Gwaneumsa courses of Hallasan Mountain. You can't go up without a reservation because the number of people climbing per day is 800. Select the Trail Reservation menu. Select the reservation status menu. You can only schedule dates that say Reserveable on your calendar. Check the desired date and select Reserve on a first-come, first-served basis menu. Choose between Seongpanak course and Gwaneumsa Temple course. Select the date of the visit. Select a visit time. You have to go up at 06:00 or 08:01 to shoot Baekrokdam and come down. If you go up at 10:00, ordinary people cannot go up to Baeknokdam due to time. Select the number of visitors. Only up to 4 people can register per person

Even a commoner can take a day trip to Mt. Halla Baeknokdam if he wants. We went there on October 5th, and we would like to post based on the information we learned from the trip. We're not a mountain climber either, but we've been practicing apartment stairs for about a month to climb Hallasan Mountain. That's why Mt. Halla is hard, but if you have the will, you can go. Preparation in advance It takes about 9 hours to get to Baeknokdam on Hallasan Mountain on a regular walk. As the distance is the distance, it is recommended to secure some basic physical strength. Stair exercise is helpful because most of the roads alternate between stone fields and uphill on the deck path. You must wear hiking boots and mid-neck hiking boots that hold your ankles are good. It's a stone field, so there's a high probability that your ankle will be bent. Climbing sticks are very helpful when you go down the mountain, so it's better to prepare them. If you tie the hiking stick