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AT A GLANCE JEJU SOUTH KOREA
FOUR SEASONS
Winter brings snow-capped mountains from December to February, although temperatures rarely dip below 0°C. Enjoy the fresh warm
air during spring in March to May, followed by humid summers in June to August. Visit between September and November to see autumnal foliage overtake the island.
VOLCANIC HEIGHTS
Experience the best of nature at Seongsan Ilchulbong, a UNESCO world heritage site. The grandeur of the eagle’s view from the 182m ‘Sunrise Peak’, 600m wide crater and 100% natural scenery must be seen to be believed.
GO UNDERGROUND
Even the depths of Jeju offer much to explore. Trek through the 2.5 million-year-old Manjanggul cave – one of the world’s longest lava tunnels.
TAKE A HIKE
Whether you’re a nature lover or not, the hike up Hallasan Mountain is one not to be missed, if only for the view, studded with crater lakes and vivid flora.
GLASSWORKS
The Jeju glass castle comprises of six theme parks featuring everything from labyrinths to gardens made entirely of glass.
POPULATION
The South Korea’s largest island houses over 600,000 people.
JEJU
SOUTH KOREA
Jeju South Korea, an island created from volcanic eruptions, is located south of the Korean mainland. Dubbed ‘Island of the Gods’, both foreigners and locals alike visit Jeju to admire its varied natural landscape.
STAY
RCI AFFILIATED RESORTS IN JEJU INCLUDE:
Vistacay Hotel Worldcup (D670) #RD96 3 nights from SG$340 Hotel
#RD97 4 nights from SG$450 Hotel
Convenience meets comfort at Vistacay Hotel Worldcup. Combining wood and glass features, the hotel’s design concept exudes classic, modern vibes. Guests are treated to a rooftop pool and in-house restaurant. The hotel is located close to Jeju World Cup Stadium in Seogwipo-si and other famed attractions. Take a short stroll to the local convenience store and supermarket, and immerse in local cultures at the nearby traditional market.
14 MAY 2016