1100 Highland Wetland Review

There is a 1100 alpine wetland on Hanna Mountain. Unfortunately, it is already frozen when I come here in winter, but it is still very interesting to climb Hanna Mountain. It is not a special high scenery.

1100 alpine wetlands, the environment here is very good, but the traffic here is not particularly convenient, friends who come here to play must wear comfortable shoes, otherwise they will be very tired

Hanna Mountain, the first peak in South Korea. We are a tourist bus directly to 1100. First, we go to the museum to watch the film and understand the ecological environment of Hanna Mountain. Then we can visit the museum. Then we can enjoy the beautiful scenery of Hanna Mountain. The air is particularly good, the environment is beautiful, there is no garbage thrown by passengers on the ground, it is very clean and orderly. If you want to climb the mountain, one is not enough time, and the other is no physical strength. Climbing the mountain back and forth~ Our tour guide said it takes 8 hours. There is a clear reminder to climb the mountain and wear a mountaineering suit. Many Koreans are heavily armed to climb the mountain. There is also a particularly interesting thing to wash the sand in the shoes, see the picture

The snowy 1100 highland is so cool and stiff. I recommend it!

With swaying palm trees, sandy beaches and towering volcanic landscapes, Jeju Island has become South Korea's largest resort and honeymoon destination. Primitive beautiful beaches, waterfalls connecting the sky and the sea, folk villages where you can taste food, occasional trail hikes and countless festivals, in Jeju Island, there are enough scenery to browse, there are too many things worth doing.

This is the famous wetland visit landscape of Jeju Island, known as the 1100 Highland Nature Learning and Exploration Road. Located next to Jeju Island Highway 1100. Because Mount Hannah is a volcano formed before the eruption, there are few such wetland landscapes here, so this exploration path is also of high geographical value, preserving unique biological plants.