On Jeju’s eastern shore, the sea and the volcano breathe as one.
Here, the Haenyeo sea-women dive for the ocean’s treasures just as they did centuries ago,
and in Maze Land you can lose yourself among walls of lava and green.

In Seongeup Village, people still live in stone houses under thatched roofs
and treat guests to omegi-tteok rice cakes and sweet omegi wine.
Mainland Koreans don’t always know the word omegi,
but they’re sure of one thing — on Jeju-do, the famous “Oh! Megi! Tteok” (or “Omega tteok”) is a must-try.

Climbing the Sunrise Peak crater opens a sweeping view of the island and the ocean —
sea, lava, people, and the quiet power of nature gathered in a single moment.

Eastern Jeju: Sunrise Peak, Maze, Haenyeo & Living Traditions