Jeju Island is surrounded by a few other smaller islands. The biggest of them is called Udo Island which means Cow Island. To get there, we need to take a 15-20 minutes ferry.
It’s the start of the day so very semangat to take pic and pose around hahaha
The ride was super bumpy no thanks to the rough sea. It was super scary lor, just like a cat, I’m very afraid of water one. Then again, it kept us company. XD
There are tour bus at the Udo harbor, so just hop on it, and it will ferrying you to the interesting spots around the island.
We don’t have any cliff in Malaysia, so when we saw this we were excited.
Although, the sky was cloudy but the view was still very pretty.
It didn’t stopped us to take lots of photographs.
Die die must take an emo-showing-my-hairbun-shot hahaha
Jeju Island is famous for their giant tangerines, so eventually you get to find tangerine ice cream.
Apa lagi buy and try lor…
but I forgot to do the conversion before I buy. Maiku, it’s the most expensive ice cream I ever had in my life. Must take a photo to memorize this moment.
By the way, this place is actually called Udo Peak but I named it Flying-Ice-Cream Peak because…
the wind was very very strong OAO!! My Ice cream kept getting blew away by it.
Wei, don’t like this, my ice cream very expensive one leh.
There’s two options you can choose to do there, one to walk up to the top of the peak with the lighthouse or walk down to the sea side. We chose the latter one as we did not have enough time to spent there.
This is such a good place to be emo. XD
The bus then dropped us off at the side of the road.
It was a seaside with a lighthouse at the end. This place wasn’t as interesting as the Udo Peak but it was a good walk and we spotted some interesting stuff.
Some horses by the road. (P/S: They eat horse meat there.) One of my friends managed to hand fed them without permission. hahaha
Another is these! Fresh Sashimi! There was a shop with a lot of uncles and aunties inside. The rule of finding a good food is looking for a shop with a lot of customers. So we went in and ordered the smallest plate and it costed us RM120. – _ – *please kill me*
In case, you are wondering what are those, there are Abalone, Sea Slug and Sea Snail. If you’re there, don’t ordered them… because
they are freaking HARD! So hard that I didn’t get to bite off a single piece. 😐
I would suggest you to keep your money for the next dish.
THIS IS THE BEST KOREAN FRIED RICE I EVER HAD.
The Hallasan Fried Rice is actually Spicy Pattaya Cheese Fried Rice.
First, you are served with Spicy Rice Cake. After you are finished, they will put rice on the same hot plate with the left over sauce and stir fry it, and topped it with plenty eggs and cheese.
So simple yet so good OMG! So gonna make this at home. Egg + Cheese + Fried Rice = Awesomeness
Remember to look for this restaurant, Rodem Garden Restaurant ^ ^
…by the beach..
..with a friendly Husky.
We went back to Jeju island after the Hallasan Fried Rice lunch.
They brought us to this park. It was there that I…
I fall in love….
with grass (lalang). Omg the place is just lovely!!
It’s just rumput lalang but it’s so pretty. Cincai take also cantik hahaha
All of us went crazy over there and starting to take photos here and there as if we never seen grass before. Actually, grass yes, but silver grass no. hahaha
Lucky got a blogger friend with me, so I can used her as model hahaha.
Tak tahan, i also joined in. “Annyeonghaseyo”
You only get to see this silver grass scenery during the Autumn. If you come during the summer or spring, it will be just normal green grass you have behind your house.
On the right side is the volcano crater but it is now covered with trees.
Samguburi, definitely a must visit place in Jeju. It is my most favorite spot of all the places we went to in Jeju.
Love this photo the most, it’s like the cover of a drama series hahahaha XD
#macamyestapibukan #perasan
Last month I was invited for a FAM trip to Jeju, the largest off coast island of Korea, an island with 3 UNESCO titles. For those who are into Korean dramas, Jeju is a not an uncommon name to them since many movies and drama had been shot there.
The journey to there took us two flights, one from KL, Malaysia to Seoul, Incheon Airport ( 6 hours 15 min)and another from Gimpo Airport to Jeju Island (1 hour). Gimpo Aiport is 45 min shuttle bus ride from Incheon Airport.
As we were taking Koreanair, we flew from KLIA terminal, I almost went to the wrong one. Luckily I followed my friend, Shisa‘s car else I would have gone to KLIA 2 on my own.
When I reached there, I saw someone familiar from far.
I accidentally mistaken someone else for Chingy. Omg. I almost went and hit the wrong person in the head. Luckily I managed to stop in time from assaulting a stranger. The stranger appears to be one of the media who is going with us to Jeju.
To be honest, I mistaken her as Chingy a couple more times in Jeju. 😐 Have you mistaken someone for your friend and you did horrible thing to her/him?
Speaking of Koreanair, it is very comfortable, the food was great, the seat was comfy and spacious, and the air stewardess are God dead gorgeous.
Just that, they looked almost alike.
After almost 12 hours of traveling, from night time 11pm to the next day 11am, we finally reached Jeju. Luckily there’s free wifi to keep us entertained. When they mean Free, they really mean it.
Jeju island is almost the size of Kuching Metro with a population of 500k+. It is not a very dense city, so there weren’t much high rise.
First thing first, makan!
We had Jeju Korean food, it looks like normal korean food a main dish and many side dishes but it is very different as they use very different ingredients and preparation method in which many of them native to Jeju.
Aewol Coastal Road
After filling our empty tummies, we took a 30 min ride to Aewol Coastal Road.
It’s a beautiful seaside with many cafes. A great place to just chilled and have a cup of coffee.
There’s a walkway along the seaside, very nice spot to paktor or just relax or take some photo shots. XD
le me tying my hair.
le shisa taking emo shots.
Kenapa Malaysia macam takde tempat macam ni.
For those who is a big fan of GDragon from Big Bang. This cafe is a must visit.
You won’t get to see GDragon there but this is a cafe opened by him. XD For coffee lovers, Korean coffee are very mild, you might not like it, actually those packed coffee in 7-11 actually tasted better. XD
Play KPOP Interactive Museum
Kpop fans would love this place a lot. It’s a 3D interactive Museum with Kpop artist, notably Big Bang and 2NE1.
A best location to learn the history of Kpop.
You get to pura-pura ( play pretend) with them. Hahaha
You even get to have GD laying on your legs hahah
or even get a kiss from him XD
or even dance with the whole Big Bang group.
The highlight of the museum is the 3D hologram concert where the kpop artist will perform in front of you as if he’s there due to the hologram effect making him looks 3D from any angle.
We went to GD’s. We all likes Big Bang. Lol. Too bad no photographing was allowed in there.
The aunties appears to be much more excited and danced around where the youngster all stood quietly and watched the show.
BBQ Dinner
Korean BBQ for dinner! Something I looked forward to as I heard Jeju is famous for their black pork.
And it was really good. Sweet and less porky than normal pork.
The other table had Beef but I don’t eat beef so no comment. hahaha.
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That’s the end of my first half day. It was a good start 😀
A view of the city from my room.
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Here’s a clip of Day 1 by Suria FM. Try to spot me in there hahaha.
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