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Coastal promenade on Jeju Island overlooking the World Heritage Seongsan Ilchulbong Tuff Cone, with clear blue sea and lush green grass. A scenic spot for tourists to enjoy nature.
Vibrant yellow canola flower fields in Jeju Island, with the World Heritage Seongsan Ilchulbong Tuff Cone in the background. A breathtaking highlight of the East-side sightseeing tour.
The beautiful coastline of Seopjikoji, a popular filming location in Jeju Island. Unique rock formations dot the clear blue sea, showcasing the charm of the filming location tour.
Panoramic view of Seopjikoji in Jeju Island. Lush green hills harmonize with the sea, featuring iconic filming location buildings and tourists strolling along the coastline.
Inside Jeju Island's World Heritage Manjanggul Lava Tube. A vast lava cave illuminated by mysterious lights, offering an exploration of unique geological structures on a World Heritage tour.

Departing from Jeju Island/Jungmun Resort | World Heritage & Filming Location Tour | Japanese-speaking Guide, Hotel Pickup & Lunch Included

South Korea-Jeju , Hallasan
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  • Depart from Jungmun Resort, a resort area in the western part of Jeju Island, for a tour around the eastern side of the island. Enjoy a full day of sightseeing, including the World Heritage sites 'Seongsan Ilchulbong Peak' and 'Manjanggul Cave (Geomun Oreum)', as well as 'Seopjikoji', famous as a filming location for 'All In'.
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Product Info

－ Meal Information －

・【Lunch Menu】: Seafood Ttukbaegi
*Contents are subject to change without notice.


－ Spot Introduction －

・Seongsan Ilchulbong Peak (World Natural Heritage)
A massive rock formation towering at the eastern end of Jeju. It stands 182m tall, is surrounded by 99 jagged rock peaks, has a depth of 100m, and is designated as Local Monument No. 36. The sunrise viewed from here is incredibly majestic and is counted as the first of the Ten Scenic Views of Yeongju.

・Manjanggul Cave (World Natural Heritage) *Guests will be guided to 'Micheongul Cave' until October 2025.
Manjanggul Cave is a large-scale lava tube designated as Natural Monument No. 98. The main cave is approximately 9km long and is said to be the longest lava tube in the world. Inside the cave, numerous landforms and features such as a 7.6m lava column, lava bridges, and lava vents create a spectacular sight.



－ Important Information －

・Children aged 0-2 are free (seats may not be provided). Children aged 3 and above are charged the same rate as adults.
・Please be punctual for the meeting time. If you are unable to join the tour due to lateness, no refund will be provided.
・The duration of the tour may vary slightly depending on traffic conditions.


－ How to Redeem －

・Please present your voucher on your smartphone or other device to the staff at the meeting point.

Important Info

Reminders

  • A minimum of 2 traveler(s) are required for the tour to depart. If the number of participants does not reach the minimum requirement, the tour will be canceled. An email regarding tour cancellation will be sent 3 day(s) before the departure date

  • As sightseeing is done on foot, we recommend wearing comfortable walking shoes.

  • This is a shared vehicle tour, so please note that if there are other pickups, you may have to wait a little while.

  • If there are 3 or fewer participants, we may use a taxi. If there are 4 or more adults, we will use a tour car.

  • The tour duration may vary slightly depending on traffic conditions.

  • Tours may be changed or canceled due to natural disasters or other circumstances.

  • We kindly ask that you refrain from bringing large baggage such as suitcases to the event.

  • Please be sure to arrive on time. If you are late and are unable to join the tour, the tour fee will not be refunded.

  • Children aged 0-2 years old are free (seats may not be available). Children aged 3 years old and above are charged the same as adults.

  • We are unable to guide you on the first Wednesday of every month as Manjanggul Cave is closed. We will guide you to other tourist spots instead. Thank you for your understanding.

  • A rockfall was confirmed at Manjanggul Cave, and the cave will be closed until October 2025 to investigate the cause and for safety inspections. During the inspection period, visitors will be directed to Micheongul Cave instead.

FAQ

1. What are the general admission fees for visiting Seongsan Ilchulbong Peak?

Access to Seongsan Ilchulbong Peak generally requires an admission fee to climb to the summit, as it is a designated UNESCO World Heritage site maintained for conservation. This fee supports the preservation of its unique geological features and facilities. The viewing areas at the base are usually accessible without charge. You can conveniently book your entrance tickets in advance through a platform like KKday, which offers a streamlined process and helps you avoid queues, ensuring a smoother start to your visit.

2. What unique geological characteristics and natural beauty make Seongsan Ilchulbong Peak a UNESCO World Heritage site?

Seongsan Ilchulbong Peak, also known as "Sunrise Peak," is a magnificent tuff cone formed by a hydrovolcanic eruption about 5,000 years ago. Its striking feature is the large, bowl-shaped crater at its summit, surrounded by 99 sharp rock pinnacles. This unique geological formation, combined with its stunning coastal views and the breathtaking sunrise vistas it offers, led to its designation as a UNESCO World Heritage site, celebrated for its exceptional natural beauty and geological value.

3. Is Seongsan Ilchulbong Peak considered an active volcano, and what is its formation history?

Seongsan Ilchulbong Peak is not an active volcano; it is a dormant hydrovolcanic tuff cone. It formed approximately 5,000 years ago during an eruption beneath shallow sea, when magma interacted violently with water. This process created the distinctive bowl-shaped crater and surrounding rock formations that characterize the peak today. Its unique formation makes it a prime example of Surtseyan type eruptions.

4. How much time is typically recommended for exploring Seopjikoji, and what are its main attractions?

To fully appreciate Seopjikoji's beauty, visitors typically spend about 1 to 2 hours exploring the area. Its main attractions include the picturesque coastal walking paths that offer panoramic views of the sea, the iconic lighthouse, and the Glass House, an impressive architectural structure. The unique landscape, characterized by dramatic cliffs and green fields, provides numerous photo opportunities.

5. What kind of visitor experience can one expect at Seopjikoji, and what makes it a popular filming location?

Visitors to Seopjikoji can expect a serene and scenic experience, ideal for leisurely strolls along the coastline and enjoying the natural beauty of Jeju. It offers stunning ocean views, distinctive rock formations, and a peaceful atmosphere. Its dramatic cliffs, expansive green pastures, and charming lighthouse provide a versatile and picturesque backdrop, making it a highly sought-after location for films, dramas, and commercials.

6. Where is Manjanggul Cave situated on Jeju Island, and what are its geographical highlights?

Manjanggul Cave is located in Gujwa-eup, northeastern Jeju Island. It is a remarkable natural lava tube, one of the finest in the world, stretching for approximately 7.4 kilometers. Only about 1 kilometer of the cave is open to the public, featuring a well-preserved interior with unique geological formations like lava stalagmites, lava flowstones, and the immense 7.6-meter-high lava column, the largest known in the world.

7. What is the typical operational status of Manjanggul Cave, and are there any specific sections or times when it might be closed to visitors?

Manjanggul Cave is typically open to visitors year-round, but it observes specific operating hours which are usually shorter during winter months. It is important to note that the cave undergoes regular maintenance for conservation and safety, often resulting in temporary closures for a few weeks each year, typically in January. Visitors should check the official operational schedule before planning their visit to confirm access.

8. Is Manjanggul Cave recognized as one of the longest lava tubes globally, and what are its key features as a UNESCO site?

Yes, Manjanggul Cave is indeed recognized as one of the longest and most magnificent lava tubes in the world. As a UNESCO World Heritage site, it is celebrated for its outstanding geological significance, showcasing diverse and well-preserved lava formations. Key features include impressive lava stalactites, lava stalagmites, lava flowstone, and the stunning 7.6-meter-tall lava column, which is the world's largest. The cave provides exceptional insight into volcanic processes.

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