What's the weather like in Jeju Island now? Is it snowing (165438+ travel on October 25th)? What should I pay attention to?

It hasn't snowed in Jeju Island for nearly a week.

Be sure to bring your own teeth and slippers before you go. The hotels there really don't offer disposable items. If you are carsick, you must bring more motion sickness pills, because the motion sickness stickers 15 yuan there are too expensive, and there are only 20 tablets in China, so it is still cost-effective to buy them in China. And the plugs there are all round heads, so you can carry them with you if you have them. If you don't go there, you can borrow them at the hotel, just pay a deposit, and the deposit will be refunded to you when you return it. Besides, it rained almost every day during the days I went, so I must take an umbrella.

Let's talk about food. The food there is not oily at all, but I think it is still a little light. If your mouth is heavy, bring some mustard tuber yourself.

Finally, about shopping, the tour guide will take you to the place where Korean ginseng is sold. I wonder how the quality of this Korean ginseng is. It's expensive anyway, so buy it carefully. Then I went to the folk village, where honey and horse bone powder were sold. It was amazing and expensive. I thought that even the best honey could not be used as medicine, so I didn't buy it. As for horse bone powder, I personally feel that the credibility is not high, so I didn't buy it. The guide will take you to the chocolate shop, where the price is not as cheap as the scenic spot, so don't rush to buy it. You sell chocolate in many scenic spots, and it's cheaper than that specialty store.

Next, maybe the tour guide will take you to the cosmetics store and tell you that this is a duty-free shop. On the way, the tour guide will tell you that Lan Zhi is only suitable for girls under the age of 20. I don't know what age Lan Zhi is suitable for, but I think he just said that to let you buy more things in the store where he also has commission. When you get to the store, the clerk will show you how good her skin care products are. In fact, it is not a duty-free shop at all, because you need a passport to buy things in duty-free shops, and you can check out here without a passport at all. This is because we bought a bunch of things there, and then went to the duty-free shop the next day to realize that we were fooled by the tour guide the day before, so we must be rational when shopping in this so-called duty-free shop full of Koreans. The key is that the prices of things there are not cheap at all, and you don't know what grade of skin care products it belongs to in Korea after you buy it. If you buy a lot of things in this place, you will regret it when the tour guide takes you to the duty-free shop near the end of the tour.

Finally, talk about the specialty of Jeju Island. Personally, I think the bamboo-salty seaweed there is worth buying, because it is original in China. It's much more expensive to buy on Taobao after returning home than in Korea. I just bought less, and I can't buy it if I want to. It's too expensive to sell it in China.