Jeju Island, also known as Cheju Island, is the largest island in South Korea, a typical volcanic island and one of the seven natural wonders of the world. 1.2 million years ago, it was formed as a result of volcanic activity, and in the center of the island is Mt. --Mt. Halla, the highest peak in Korea, was formed 1,950 meters above sea level through a volcanic eruption in the center of the island. With its maritime climate, Jeju Island is known as "Korea's Hawaii". The beautiful Jeju Island not only has the unique beauty of the island (the Ten Scenes of Yeongju), but also inherits the special folk culture of the ancient Tanla Kingdom.

Chinese Name: Jeju Island

Foreign Name: Jeju Island

Alias: Quilpat Island

Administrative Category: Jeju Special Self-Governing Province

Region: South Korea

Areas Under Jurisdiction: 2 Cities, 7 Eups, 5 Myeons, and 31 Dongs

Geographic Position: Located in the East Sea, 100 kilometers southwest of Jeonnam Province

Geographic Location: Located in the East Sea, Jeonnam Province. South Korea

Area: 1,845.60 square kilometers

Population: 557,235 (2005)

Climate: Oceanic

Famous Scenic Spots: Nakbong Park, Ten Scenic Spots of Yeongju, Autumn Colors of Tangerine Grove, Sangbang Grotto Temple, Spring Flowers of Yeonggul, Kusun Snow in Deokdam

Airport: Jeju International Airport

The capital city is Jeju International Airport. /p>

Capital: Jeju City

The capital city of Jeju is located in the center of the city.