[Jeju Island] Recommendations for walking around "Old Jeju" ❤️

When you think of Jeju Island, you tend to focus on the sea, theme parks, and tourist attractions, but walking around the "old Jeju" area of ​​Jeju City is also recommended as it has many things to see♪ This route goes from Samseonghyeol to Dongmun Market and heads towards the sea. The alleys are cute😍 Every time you walk, you'll be soothed by the art✨ And don't miss the island's guardian deity, the "Dolharubang." It was originally erected in front of a government office and is a talisman to pray for the safety of the island. It means "grandpa made of stone," and each one has a different face, posture, and size, so you can't help but smile😊 There are 45 early statues made of basalt on the island, and 21 in Jeju City. Since it is a folk cultural asset, the cultural asset Dolharubang has a stone slab with an explanation✨ You can meet it at historical places such as Samseonghyeol and Gwandeokjeong⭐️ It is said that if you touch its nose, you will give birth to a boy, so if you want a girl, be careful (lol)👶 It is about a 15-minute taxi ride (about 10,000 won) from Jeju International Airport, so it is a great place to go if you have time after using the airport✈️ [Samseonghyeol] 📍Location: 22 Samseong-ro, Jeju-si, Jeju-do, Korea [Gwandeokjeong] 📍Location: 19 Gwandeok-ro, Jeju-si, Jeju-do, Korea #Jeju Island #Jeju City #Jeju Island #Walking around Jeju #Spring 0 yen trip