Another reason to travel to South Korea: check in at the Dragon Head Rock, a 2 million-year-old landmark on Jeju Island.

Origin of the scenic spot: Dragon Head Rock 🐲 is located on the coast of Longtan Cave in Jeju City, Jeju Island, South Korea. It is said to be a huge volcanic rock formed by the cooling of the lava of the Hanla Mountain ⛰️ 2 million years ago. It is named Dragon Head Rock because of its resemblance to a dragon's head and the presence of rocks near the coast. Reasons for recommendation 🈶: ✅The top of Dragon Head Rock resembles a dragon's head howling towards the sky, and is a symbol of Jeju's tourism industry. ✅Longtouyan and Longchi are good places to visit at night. At dusk 🌆, staring at Longtouyan in the sunset for a long time can really create an illusion of a dragon twisting and turning, which has been attracting many tourists to take photos 📸 and check in. ✅Longyuan Pool has clear water, surrounded by strange rocks and evergreen forests, forming a screen. It was once called "Longyuan Night Sail", and its night view 🎥 is enchanting. Warm tips 🈶: Jeju Island has many beaches 🏖️, all of which are free. You can set up your own "nest" on the beach with a tent ⛺ or mat and play all day, watching the sunset 🌇 while playing in the water. The feeling is just too nice. 🐲Attraction: Dragon Head Rock 🕰️Opening hours: 24 hours 🎫Ticket: Free