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JEJU : SEAFOOD HOT POT AND SEA URCHIN SEAWEED SOUP

16th October 2014, Wednesday Today is my final night at Jeju do. I feel sad because my greedy me wish for more times here. Many places I haven't visit eg. my dreams to climb Mt Hallasan. Anyway, I thankful for God to allow me to reach here. I had this at my favourite Ajumma's Restaurant at Chilsimni Food Street at Seowigpo,Jeju do. That Ajumma was super generous to me too.  Final dinner at Jeju do, I ordered this Spicy Seafood Hot Pot aka Haemul-Jeongol.So many fresh seafood and fresh vegetables in here. The soup was super delicious because the various ingredients combines into this one pot. Do you drooling see this hot pot? What is in this hot pot? Abalone, Octopus, Sea Cucumber, Sea Squirt, Crabs, Prawn, Clams, Enoki Mushrooms and other vegetables. Ajumma's banchan really don't let me down. Especially her seasoned sesame leaf side dishes and that anchovies. Her sauce which goes with that white cabbage really DAEBAK!!!! 'Ajuma! ma-sit-sso-yo......
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UDO ISLAND

16th October 2014, Wednesday I visited Udo Island which is my final itinerary in Jeju. How to visit Udo Island? You need to take a ferry ride from Seongsan Port. Then when you reach Udo you can opt to take Tour Bus or rent ATV or motorbike or if you rent a car then you can bring your board you car together with ferry from Jeju to Udo. You need to bear in mind that the road in Udo is kind of narrow and it just small Island. You need at least 2 hours to round the Island. For those who loves beaches and natural surrounding can spend 3 hours there. I wish I could have more times to spend a Udo but after my Jeju Folk Village tour I only have around 1 1/2 hours to round Udo before the last ferry back to Jeju. isk isk isk....I wish the time stop so I could have more time to enjoy beautiful Udo. Udo is an Island situated on the eastern end of Jeju. It was named Udo because this Island look like a lying cow. This place is like a miniature of Jeju. What attraction you can ...
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JEJU FOLK VILLAGE

16th October 2014 My second itinerary for final day at Jeju do was the Jeju Folk Village Museum...isk isk isk ....times travel so damn fast. Where is Jeju Folk Village Museum? 40-1, Pyoseon -myeon, Seogwipo-si, Jeju-d. You can enter this telephone number into GPS : 064 787 4501 What is Jeju Folk Village Museum? There are about 117 houses and facilities in this place. Jeju Folk Village Museum has restored the scenes of the village of the 1890's. There are many of them and among them are : * Mountain Village * Hill Country Village * Fishing Village * Shamanism Village It was built on land of more than 40 acres after long term research and analysis of experts. Many extensive range of folk items on display on this area,eg. wooden ware, bamboo ware, earth ware, porcelain ware, wax candles , ironware and some other ancient items. Many old days customs can be explored here at The Jeju Fol Village Museum. Are you a fan of Korean Drama? Well some of the...
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