Jeju Island II

I got up and noticed that my body was hella aching. I had to cancel some of the places I was going to just because it required long walking and hiking and my body just wasn't up for it after scaling a mountain unequipped with the right paraphernalia. I took my shower and checked out and was walking around town for a while. I went to Jeongbang waterfall again from yesterday and this time it was open. The stairs really hurt but I was blessed with a wonderful view of the ocean and the waterfall that connects to it along with a rainbow. Jeongbang waterfall is the only waterfall in Asia that connects to the ocean, so there's that too. I went back to town after relaxing her for a bit. It was hard to find my bus and I ended up missing a couple of buses that pushed my schedule further and further, to the point where I was thinking maybe to just give up and head straight to the airport. I decided to get some lunch and that also took a lot of time because I was having trouble deciding what to eat and at the same time fighting my hunger. In the end, I had some pretty good Jeju pork before trying the bus again.

I headed to Jusangjeolli Cliff, a special rock formation formed by lava. It was definitely a unique landscape. I circled around the walking trails surrounding the park it was located in and headed towards Cheonjeyeon Waterfalls, this was a different one from before, having three different waterfalls in one area. The hardest part about this was just climbing the stairs and making sure I was good on time with my slow pace. My legs really hurt for each flight, and going around the zone also took a few kilometers of walking notwithstanding the fact that I was also carrying my backpack with all my things. There was also Seonim bridge, a very intricate red bridge laden with white sculptures.

Eventually, I made it out of the waterfall area and got on a bus heading straight to the airport where I got some orange chocolates as a souvenir for Janelle.Read more