about 90 kilometers off the southern coast of South Korea.

Known as the 'Island of the Gods',

Jeju is home to many beautiful natural attractions,

such as Cheonjiyeon Waterfall, and the Jeju Olle Walking Paths across the coast.

The ancient trees of Bijarim Forest grow up to 25 meters high,

and some date back to the 13th century.

Seongsan Ilchulbong Peak is an ancient volcano with spectacular views.

Seopjikoji rises from the plains on the eastern side of the island,

while Jusang Jeolldae are amazing rock formations created by lava flowing into the sea.

Amaze your eyes at the Trick Art Gallery

and relive childhood memories at the Teddy Bear Museum.

You can also learn all there is to know about insects at the Psyche Butterfly Museum.

Jeju Island is one of Korea's most wonderful destinations and is so full of surprises.