What are the tourist traps in Jeju Island? What should I wear on May Day in Jeju Island?

In fact, there are many places to pay attention to when going to Jeju Island. Now Bian Xiao will tell you what to wear to Jeju Island on May 1, and then there are some related precautions, plus the traps you will encounter.

What to wear? The average annual temperature in Jeju Island is around 16℃, which is the place with the smallest annual temperature difference and warm weather in Korea. The climate is mild, so you can take a coat to travel. You need to wear thick clothes when it rains. Spring in Jeju Island is from early April to mid-June. At this time, cherry blossoms and rape blossoms in Jeju Island are in full bloom and the scenery is charming. On sunny days, the photos are very colorful.

The temperature in Jeju Island in May can reach the temperature of wearing short sleeves during the day, but if you go to the seaside in the morning and evening, you should take long sleeves to prevent wind.

Because Jeju Island is surrounded by the sea, it is windy. The weather temperature in Jeju Island is similar to that in China, Shanghai and Qingdao, but a little higher than the wind.

Rain gear is also easy to prepare. Either you need to go to a convenience store to buy a disposable raincoat when you arrive in Jeju Island, but Jeju Umbrella is not.

Especially practical. The scenery is ok, and the trees are all green. However, the flowering period has passed, and the flowering period of rape flowers in Jeju Island is generally in March-April.

The best viewing period of cherry blossoms in Jeju Island is from the end of March to the beginning of April. In late May, the flowers are almost finished, and there are fewer and fewer flowers.

Jeju Island is also the largest island in Korea, a romantic and primitive volcanic island. It takes about four hours to drive around the island along the coastal highway. Jeju Island is centered on Halla Mountain, with Jeju City in the north and China Tourist Area and Setopo City in the south. As the main gateway to and from Jeju Island, the transportation is convenient, and Jeju City is the first choice for accommodation. Jeju Island is a tourist-oriented island, and the general hotel prices are higher than those in other parts of Korea. In addition to regular hotels, there are many homestays near coastal roads and mountains, where you can feel nature and local culture.

It rains on May Day in Jeju Island. Friends who plan to travel to Jeju Island on May 1, remember to bring rain gear.

Customs and Habits 1) In Korean restaurants, guests usually go to the counter to check out, instead of sitting there and calling the waiter like China restaurants.

2) Koreans are extremely disgusted with wasting food, and most Koreans will definitely eat everything when they eat. China tourists should pay attention when eating.

3) Unlike China, when eating in Korea, spoons can only be used for eating and drinking soup, and chopsticks can only hold vegetables, but not bowls.

Korea is a country that pays great attention to etiquette. We should also pay attention to these things:

1) Don't talk loudly when shopping or eating in public places, even in busy streets, this behavior is very unpopular.

2) When the other party hands over some items or pours tea, please pick them up with both hands to show respect.

3) Koreans have a strong sense of queuing, and when there are many people, they usually queue up by themselves. Pay attention to the queue when traveling.

Tourism Trap A30 South Korea's tourism management is relatively perfect, but there are also some situations that need attention:

1) When you take a taxi in Seoul, you may encounter drivers who detour without taxiing. In this case, you should get off the bus and complain in time.

2) If you are traveling with a group, you may encounter shopping traps. The general tour guide will take you to some local cosmetics stores for shopping, and claim that the cosmetics here are cheap. In this case, you can check online, compare prices, and then determine whether there is fraud.