South Korea’s Jeju Island, often called the “Hawaii of South Korea,” is a must-visit destination for travelers seeking island life.

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No visit to Jeju Island is complete without trying its famous Hallabong tangerines. These large, sweet citrus fruits are a staple of the island, known for their vibrant orange color, juicy flesh, and ...

Kim was excited to see that Jagalchi carried Osulloc, a tea brand from Jeju Island that he usually brings back from ... The product that stood out most to Kim in the produce section was the Jeju ...

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It takes around six minutes to refuel a Hyundai hydrogen fuel cell electric car at Hamdeok on Jeju island, the first refuelling station to offer commercial sale of green hydrogen in South Korea.

S-rank healer Min Byung-Gu tragically dies on Jeju Island, leaving behind a promising career. Byung-Gu joins the fourth Jeju Island raid despite retirement, motivated by his friend Baek Yoon-Ho.

The tourism boom on South Korea's Jeju Island, fueled by its visa-free policy, has been accompanied by a surge in crime, raising concerns among industry insiders that the island could lose visitors.