Seogwipo Natural Recreation Forest

[Tracking]

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Open hours/days:
Open all year around
Contact info: 064- - 760 - 3062
Adress: 882, 1100 - ro, Seogwipo - si, Jeju - do (Daepo - dong)
Admission Fee:
Adults (ages 19-64): 1,000 won / Group: 800 won
Youths (ages 13-18): 600 won / Group: 500 won
Children: 300 won / Group: 200 won
Parking Fee: 1,000 ~ 3,000 won 
Camping Fee: 4,000 won (Reservation required)

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"There is an area with an environmentally friendly shower area, camp fire, communal kitchen and camping site. As a natural forest, it is a habitat for various wild fauna and flora." - Jeju Tourism site

Jinny's comment: If you enjoyed the recreation forests that I've recommended in this blog, you will also like Seogwipo Natural Recreation Forest. It's a great place for a short walk and for camping. I mostly went here with my family for a short walk and it was nice, but was always slightly crowded with tourists. However, the camping sites are located few feats away from the tracks, so you can enjoy camping without noise. 

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Hanwha Aqua Planet

[Jeju Tour sights]

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Open hours: 10AM ~ 7PM, ticketing ends at 6PM

Contact info: N/A

Adress: (699-901) 95, Seopjikoji-ro, Seongsan-eup, Seogwipo-si, Jeju-do, Korea

*Detailed information is in here: http://www.aquaplanet.co.kr/jeju/eng/01aqua/location.jsp

AdmissionFee: 

Adults (ages 19 and above): 39,000 / Group 33,200

Youths (middle school and high school students): 37,300 / Group 31,700

Children: 35,400 / Group 30, 100

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From what I've heard, Hanwha Aqua Planet is the biggest Aquarium in Asia. They have variety of sea mammals and fishes. I was very intrigued about the whale shark when I visited here (I herd that the aquarium sent the whale back to the ocean). There is also a tunnel made with glass that you go through as shown in the photo below. I strongly recommend this aquarium for people who have children.

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