Back in time on Jeju

From: New Straits Times | Date: November 16, 2004| Author: Audrey Dermawan | Copyright information


New Straits Times

11-16-2004

Back in time on Jeju
Byline: Audrey Dermawan
Edition: 2*

EVERYONE WHO VISITS JEJU ISLAND LEAVE taking a piece of the island's magic in their hearts.

Tugged in an isolated location with romantic tropical image, Jeju island - one of the nine provinces of Korea - has become a favourite retreat with honeymooners and tourists.
The island's mixture of volcanic rock, frequent rains and temperate climate, makes i...

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