IN SEARCH OF CHEONJEYEON FALLS IN THE RAIN

8th JUNE 2015 ~ It was raining but the trip must go on. So we were there, the last stop of the western bus trip of Yeha Bus Tour. Another climbing up the hill and going down valley on a very slippery trek. People had to use either their umbrella or raincoats (and a poncho for me).

We were finally there, looking at rather a small waterfall cascading down. The time spent walking there was longer than the time spent observing though. 

With the rain, we could not stay long so we had to walk back to our bus.

That wrapped up our day's trip on the second day at Jeju Island. A very convenient way to travel indeed, and you will not have to worry of getting a personal tour guide from any travel agency if you plan to explore the island on your own. There is another eastern route which would take another one whole day if you intend to go to all the attractions on the island.

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EXPLORING THE CAVES IN JEJU ISLAND

8th June 2015 ~ On the second day of our stay in Jeju Island, we booked a bus tour with Yeha Bus (because our tour guide was not free that morning). The bus picked us up from the hotel and headed straight to Hallim Park where we went cave-exploring. The names of the two caves are Hyeopjaegul and Ssangyonggul Caves, the spelling is definitely too difficult I had to copy and paste the whole thing.

There were two groups of foreigners on the bus. Our English speaking group consisted of an elderly couple from Brazil, a gentleman from Australia and a lady from Hong Kong. We had our own guide but I could not remember her name anymore (after three months, what do you expect?).

What we did basically was to walk through the dimly-lit and cold caves tunnels and admiring the work of nature. In order to go on this tour, I suggest you better wear your best sports shoes as a lot of walking and climbing were required. The this place was just the beginning of the trip of the day.

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