The colorful ecological Jeju Island.

Jeju Island has a rich natural ecological environment. Here are a few places where you can take photos: 1. Seongsan Ilchulbong: Seongsan Ilchulbong is a mountain on the east side of Jeju Island, South Korea. It is 182 meters above sea level and was formed by a submarine volcanic eruption 100,000 years ago, like a huge crown. The ridge is covered with lawns, where you can take a walk or ride a horse. The scenery is very healing. It has been designated as a World Natural Heritage Site by UNESCO. Watching the sunrise from the top of Seongsan Ilchulbong is breathtaking and wonderful. 2. Jeongbang Falls: In Seogwipo City, in the south of Jeju Island, there is a waterfall by the sea. It is the only waterfall in Asia that flows into the sea - Jeongbang. Against the backdrop of the rocks on the beach, it is spectacular and a rare natural landscape. Admission: KRW 2,000/person 3. Seopjikoji: Seopjikoji is a harbor located at the eastern end of the coast of Jeju Island. "Seopji" is the name of this area in ancient times, and "Koji" is a Jeju Island dialect, meaning a protruding terrain. The entire Seopjikoji is composed of black volcanic rocks and red volcanic soil. The romantic mountain and sea trail, the strangely shaped sea stones, and the towering lighthouse in the distance, you can even see the Haenyeo (female divers) fishing for seafood here. At the end of Seopjikoji, there is also a famous museum and glass house designed by Tadao Ando, which you can check in by the way.