Jeju Island, often dubbed the "Hawaii of Korea," is renowned for its stunning volcanic landscapes and vibrant culture. The Jeju World Natural Heritage Village Preservation Association is reviving the World Heritage Festival from July 4 to July 22, aimed at promoting the island's UNESCO-listed natural heritage. This year's event offers a unique chance to explore usually inaccessible areas of significant sites like Hallasan Natural Reserve and Geomunoreum Lava Tube System, including guided tours and cultural performances that highlight the island's traditions and geological marvels.
With Jeju Island's charm and its recognition as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the upcoming World Heritage Festival aims to celebrate and promote its rich natural heritage.
Special expeditions will allow visitors to explore hidden sections of Jeju's UNESCO sites, including the breathtaking Gimnyeonggul and Bengdwigul lava tubes.
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