What are the specialties of Jeju Island in Korea? Where is the detailed introduction?

Korea travel network, introduction of websites of major domestic travel agencies. Oranges are a specialty of Jeju Island, and they were a tribute of the royal family a long time ago. Nowadays, perfume and chocolate made of oranges are a must-buy souvenir for every visitor to Jeju Island.

The specialty of Jeju is citrus and Jeju perfume. There are duty-free shops in Li Andong and the airport, and there are various Korean souvenir department stores in Laohengdong near the airport. Tourists can buy Korean native products and souvenirs. Jeju Island (also written as Jeju Island in the past) is the largest island in South Korea, and the whole Jeju Island is a mountain. Jeju Island is a typical volcanic island. The center of the island was formed by volcanic activity 65438+200,000 years ago. The center of the island is Halla Mountain, the highest peak in Korea, with an altitude of 195 1 m. Jeju Island with maritime climate is known as "Hawaii of Korea". South Korea's Jeju Island 20112 was named the "New Seven Natural Wonders" in the early morning. Jeju Island said that 25 scenic spots will be opened for free before the end of 20 1 1. Jeju, the capital, is an important port of the whole island. The main agricultural product is sweet potato, and almost all the panoramic barley needed by the national beer industry is produced here. Citrus and mountain mushrooms on the south bank are important export commodities. In order to receive more and more international tourists, many towns on the island expanded their tourist facilities in the 1970s. Jeju has preserved its unique culture. It is said that Jeju Island has "three more and three noes": more stones, more winds and more women; There are no beggars, thieves and gates, which appropriately reflects Jeju's unique natural and cultural landscape and Jeju people's simple feelings. Jeju Island and nearby Maro Island are the southernmost part of South Korea's territory: 1978, the South Korean government erected a stone tablet on Maro Island, indicating that Maro Island is the southernmost island in South Korea. In Jeju Island, the reporter also photographed a stone tablet engraved with the introduction of Maro Island. The stone tablet introduces Maro Island in Korean, English, Japanese and Chinese, saying that "Maro Island is located at the southernmost tip of the Republic of Korea (33 degrees 6 minutes 33 seconds north latitude and 126 degrees east longitude 1 1 minute 1 second), which is the starting and ending point of the Korean Peninsula (that is, the Korean Peninsula). Jeju Island's current name has been changed to Jeju International Freedom City. In February, 2006, South Korea's central government promulgated the Special Law on Establishing Jeju's Special Autonomous Road and Developing an International Free City, which started an ambitious Jeju development strategy. Jeju International Free City Development Center (JDC), as a government agency funded by the Ministry of Construction and Communications of Korea, is responsible for building high-tech parks, leisure residential areas, mythological and historical parks and other projects in Jeju Island before 20 1 1. As the only special autonomy in South Korea, Jeju Island enjoys all administrative autonomy except national defense and foreign affairs. Shopping: Jeju Island's special gifts include imitations of stone heads, black coral handicrafts and rattan JD.COM hats. Voltage: generally 1 10V or 220V.