Jeju-do

Seated in the seaside of Yongdam-dong in the center of Jeju, the Dragon Head Rock is shaped like a dragon from mythology. It was formed in the sea from lava that erupted from the crater of Hallasan, and looks like a dragon's head. The part of the Dragon Head Rock above the sea surface is more than 10 meters high, and the part under the sea is about 30 meters. Not far from here is the Dragon Pool. The scenery surrounding the Dragon Head Rock at the full moon is highly praised.

Baojian Street was previously known as Baozen Street, and before that Rodeo Street. When China and South Korea marked the 20th anniversary of establishing diplomatic relations in 2011, the Baojian Group took 10,000 people to Seoul and Jeju on group tours, so the director of Korea Tourism Organization renamed the road in the business center of Jeju as Baojian Street to commemorate China and South Korea's friendship. Home to shopping malls, leisure facilities and restaurants, Baojian Street is a new business center in Jeju.

Nanta Show is created on the melody foundation of Samul nori ["four objects percussion"]. It is one of Korea's earliest Non-Verbal Performances. Nanta Show uses a big kitchen as its performance theater and shows four chefs' process of preparing a wedding banquet. The special feature of the show is that it has no dialogue. Any foreign person can enjoy the performance without being troubled by language barriers. The only things necessary to unite audiences and actors are expression and melody. Everyone can derive satisfaction, liveliness and fun from the carefree beating of the musical instruments.

Jeju Love Land is designed by sculpture novices and middle-aged designers. It is a sculpture theme park opened to the public on November 16, 2004. It covers a large area and exhibits nearly 100 pieces of outdoor artwork. The indoor art gallery preserves about 40 sculptures. The park itself is a giant work of art.