Is Jeju Island in South Korea fun?

I went to Jeju Island for my honeymoon. Because it was my honeymoon, I had a lot of fun. I really want to share with you my little experience of traveling to Jeju Island. Jeju Island is very close, it takes more than an hour to arrive. You have to eat quickly on the plane, otherwise the plane will land, ho ho! The Four Flowers Hotel I stayed in felt about the same as domestic three-star hotels, maybe a little worse. In terms of food, breakfast is in the hotel, lunch and dinner are basically the same, but the taste is bland. Sometimes I eat boiled vegetables with a few pieces of pork. If it is Chinese pork, I will definitely not be able to eat it. His version is okay, but it is too bland. , so I thought of a way to take out the cooked vegetables, mix them with rice and eat them with spicy sauce, which is equivalent to Korean bibimbap. It tastes okay, but it’s just a pain for my carnivore husband, who really didn’t eat much in some meals.

There are three projects that are self-funded. I paid another 500 yuan when I went there. The Nanta, Speedboat and Teddy Bear Museum were very good value for money. I liked them very much.

I went to a lot of shopping places: cosmetics. I went to the top ten cosmetics in Korea. The prices are not cheap. Prices in Korea are higher than ours. The things you bought are OK. You can buy some for your own use or as gifts. People are also quite meaningful; Korean ginseng, no matter what he said, I didn’t buy it. Someone in our group bought more than 10,000 yuan; at the duty-free shop, I mainly bought Swarovski crystals, which are about 1/3 cheaper, classic. money. You can buy some other cosmetics. After all, they are tax-free. You can buy more lip gloss, nail polish and other small things to give to friends and colleagues; don’t buy them in crystal shops, as they are also available outside and much cheaper; the Teddy Bear Museum also sells souvenirs. , very cute; Korean specialty food is a bit expensive. My husband and I found a farmer's market-like place near the hotel. There is a small supermarket inside. We bought a lot of candies from there and brought them back to my friends. I am a glutton. I also bought hot sauce, seaweed, toothpaste, and a cold kettle... In short, if you have time, it will be much cheaper to go out to a small supermarket to buy things by yourself than where the tour guide will lead you. And I think this is the biggest highlight of my trip to Jeju. One of the fun things is: **Underground Commercial Street, there is nothing; Folk Village, even sightseeing and shopping, I lost a big bottle of honey.

In terms of scenic spots, don’t have high hopes. Even if you are going abroad, the scenery in China may not be as good as in China. I conclude that it is not as grand as China, but we went to see the customs and customs of a foreign country and experience it. That atmosphere is enough. For detailed introduction to the scenic spots, just go to the website of a regular travel agency, which can be introduced in great detail!

Wish you a happy time!