In fact, Seogwipo is a planned city, so it is an optimized city for tourists. So, in most cases, it is already too well known to find fun on city tours. So I'm going to invite you to the mountains, not the city! The place I want to introduce now is Mt. Halla. “Hmm, isn't Halla more boring? Why do you want to introduce such a place?” However, Hallasan is an attractive place that shows a new charm every time you go. There is a reason why you did not introduce Hallasan in Jeju City. Hallasan consists of a total of 5 courses, including Eorimok, Gwaneumsa Temple, Seongpanak, Yeongsil, and Donnaeko. Three of them are located in Seogwipo City, where Yeongsil, Seongpanak and Donnaeko are located. These courses are responsible for each season. There are courses such as Seongpanak in spring and winter, Donnaeko in summer, and Yeongsil in autumn. Seongpanak in winter is really beautiful than spring. After snowing, the superb scenery is really dazzling. In addition, there is also a course where you can take a walk (?) in Donnaeko, which brings coolness in the hot summer, and after that. And finally, there is a Yeongsil course that has a superb view of autumn leaves. As you can see from the photos, the color of the autumn leaves that blend with the cliffs delights the eyes. Like this, Mt. Halla has a look that suits all four seasons. If you want to come down to Jeju Island and feel the charm of Jeju City and Seogwipo City at once, how about visiting?