Jeju Island travel is back, but we don't recommend going from December to February because...

Jeju Island's low season (December to February) is a great time to visit. There are direct flights from Shanghai at very affordable prices, and direct flights from Hangzhou and other cities are also available. Jeju Island must-see attractions • Seongsan Ilchulbong: This is the best place to overlook the whole of Jeju Island. The grass, houses, cliffs, and waves intertwine to form a beautiful picture that will make you feel relaxed and happy. • Seopjikoji: With its wide coastal grassland, this is also the filming location of the Korean drama "The Legend of the Blue Sea." It is full of romance and has a restaurant called Mint designed by the famous architect Tadao Ando. • Hallasan: As the highest peak in South Korea, Hallasan is a paradise for hiking enthusiasts. In winter, the top of the mountain is covered with snow, and you can enjoy the magnificent snow scenery while climbing. • Seogwipo: The front sea of Seogwipo is a famous dolphin habitat. You can take a yacht and ride on the rough sea. You may even be lucky enough to meet dolphins and chase their agile figures. • Camellia Hill: Known as the "largest camellia garden in the East," it has more than 6,000 camellia trees. In winter, the camellias bloom, dyeing the entire forest red. This unique beauty is hard to find elsewhere. Downtown food recommendations • Dongmun Market: This is a food recommendation place for Korean variety shows such as "Running Man" and is popular with locals. There are a wide variety of goods in the market at affordable prices. You can taste Jeju's special food here and buy local specialties such as black pork and oranges. • Chilsungro Shopping Street: This is a relatively old pedestrian street on Jeju Island. It is full of various specialty shops and is very suitable for buying souvenirs to bring back a gift from Jeju Island for your family and friends. 5-day, 4-night itinerary reference • Day 1-2: Arrive in Jeju Island, go to Seongsan Ilchulbong to enjoy the magnificent natural scenery, then go to Seopjikoji to experience the romantic coastal style, and visit Dongmun Market in the evening to taste local food. • Day 3-5: Go to Camellia Hill, stroll in the sea of flowers, and feel the charm of nature; then go to Seogwipo to experience a yacht trip and look for dolphins; finally, climb Hallasan, challenge yourself, and enjoy the snow scenery at the top of the mountain. Jeju Island still has its unique charm in the low season. Whether it is the natural scenery or the food experience, it will add unforgettable memories to your trip.