One of the many statues carved from volcanic rock Jeju Island is often called the Hawaii of Korea and is a super popular tourist destination both domestically and internationally thanks to its special visa free status (mainland Korea requires a tourist visa for many countries). Reachable by ferry or by flight, Jeju Island is 60 miles from mainland Korea, has an oval shape and is 73 kilometers east-to-west and 31 kilometers north-to-south. The island was formed by volcanic eru

Incheon, it's home to an ultra modern airport and the second largest port in Korea, but does this city have anything more to offer? In...

Locates 120km off the west coast of Korea in the Sea of Japan, lies Korea's "Mystery Island", Ulleungdo.