🇰🇷 Layered Beach Rock at Sagye Beach, Jeju Island

The Sagye Beach situated in Seogwipo-si on the southwestern coast of Jeju Island is notable for its striking and significant geological feature. The beach does not have fine white sand but layered beach rocks. These rocks were formed from layers of sand, silt, and other sediments that accumulated over millions of years. The visible layers, or stratification, are a result of different periods of sediment deposition. Each layer represents a different period in the geological history of the region, often characterized by varying grain sizes, colors, and compositions. During low tide, visitors can walk along the coastline to see the rock formations up close. #beachlife #korea #southkorea #jeju #island #beach #seaview #oceanview #sagye #beachrock #tripblazers