Jeju Island

In response to increasing complaints from locals regarding the misbehavior of foreign visitors, police on Jeju Island in South Korea have taken proactive measures by printing a special type of multilingual notice.

About Jeju Island

Jejudo, commonly known as Jeju Island, is a renowned volcanic island located in South Korea. Below are some essential details about Jeju Island:

Geographical Location:
- Jeju Island is situated about 130 km off the southern coast of the Korean Peninsula and is the largest island of Jeju Province.
- It lies in the East China Sea, approximately 60 miles (100 km) southwest of South Jeolla Province.
- The island is oval-shaped, measuring 64 km from east to west and 26 km from north to south.
Size and Importance:
- With a total area of 1,846 square kilometers, Jeju is the largest island in South Korea.
- The city of Jeju, located on the island, is the provincial capital and is a major hub for tourism and local governance.
Natural Heritage:
- Jeju Island is recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, largely due to its unique volcanic landscape and the presence of the Jeju Volcanic Island and Lava Tubes.
- One of the most notable features of Jeju is Hallasan, the tallest mountain in South Korea, which is a dormant volcano. Hallasan rises 1,950 meters above sea level and is surrounded by 360 satellite volcanoes.
Popular Tourist Destination:
- Known for its scenic landscapes, waterfalls, beaches, and volcanic formations, Jeju Island is a major tourist destination, attracting both domestic and international visitors.
- The island is famous for traditional culture, Jeju women divers, and its natural beauty, making it a preferred spot for travelers seeking both adventure and relaxation.

Source: THE HINDU

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