Introducing Seogwipo
Amid the tangerine groves on the lower slopes of Hallasan sits touristy Seogwipo, Jejudo’s second-largest town. It’s much smaller and more laid-back than Jeju-si, and scuba diving and ballooning are available. The town centre (up a steep slope from the harbour) is chock-full of motels and hotels. A short distance away are two spring-fed waterfalls – this is one of the few places on the island where water is not immediately absorbed into the porous volcanic rock.
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Last updated: Feb 17, 2009
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Hey MM, yeah I actually live in Korea now, on the coast in Gangwondo. 1) Although Korea is definitely popular with Koreans, and increasin…
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Re: Korea in late December
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