Jeju Island, the largest in Korea, is located at the southern tip of the Korean peninsula. It has a unique island culture that is steeped in folklore and tall tales. 

Jeju Island is full of attractive tourist sites such as the mountainous area where valleys and waterfalls are located underneath Baekromdam, the zenith of Mt. Halla, and the seashore, which oversee the small islands that shine like emeralds.

Jeju Island, full of nature's beauty, maintains a mild temperature, thereby making it popular among foreigners as well as locals. It is also the only place in Korea where there is a concentration on producing tropical fruits. Tangerine, the island's official tropical fruit, is the specialty product of this region. Jaeju Island is also a favorite meeting place of foreign summit leaders.