Seongsan Ilchulbong Peak (182 meters high) rose from the sea in a series of volcanic eruptions beginning over 100,000 years ago. This is a UNESCO site. The site resembles an old fortress on a coastal cliff and was originally a volcanic island but was later connected as sand and gravel accumulated in between. The sunrise seen from the peak is considered one of the most fascinating scenic views in Jeju.
| Cauldron of the dormant volcano |
| small town |
| walking down the stairs |
| unusual rock formations |
| Huge UNESCO Seongsan |
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