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[Sports] Polo field of dreams
“Polo? On Jeju?!” joked Lee Joo Bae, the president of Korea’s first and “probably last” polo equestrian resort, located on the north-eastern
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[Education] Parents wait and see
How will a proposed billion dollar education facility affect the local community, local education or jobs? The Jeju Global Education City ha
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[Photos and videos] Diplomacy with flare
Insha’Allah, an Arabic word that means “God willing,” was often heard in the halls of the Seolmundae Women’s Center in Shin Jeju on May 5 as
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[Photos and videos] Turn on the sun
With global consciousness being increasingly preoccupied with green or environmentally-friendly concerns, renewable sources of energy are pl
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[Photos and videos] UNESCO by popular demand
On June 27, 2007, Jeju was added to the UNESCO World Heritage List as a World Natural Heritage Site, under the designation of Jeju Volcanic
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[Photos and videos] A walk through Jeju’s dark history
Nothing shows off the peaceful nature of Jeju like the olle trails. Walking along these paths allows us to relax, slow down from our busy li
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[Photos and videos] A museum with great taste
Everything is better with chocolate: Ice cream, mint, cookies, Easter, dating, even museums! For those to whom eating is believing, you can
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[Photos and videos] Part one-Caught by the charms of Jeju
The following article by 2008 Nobel Prize-winning writer J. M. G. Le Clezio appeared in the March 2009 editions of France’s GEO magazine. We
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[Photos and videos] Gimyeonggul Lava Tube
▲ Though it may appear that this tunnel goes on forever, after 700m it connects to the Manjanggul cave system, which is registered as a UNES
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[Local news] 4.3 Photo Exhibition
From April 2 through 7, the Tamna Photographers’ Association displayed photos related to the April 3 massacre at the Jeju Arts and Culture C
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| [Local news] Campaign heats up for June election
With about 30 days left until Jeju elects a new governor in June, the campaign is heating up with islanders divided over eight candidates ac
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[MICE] Jeju to get 100 billion won for WCC
The National Assembly passed a special bill on April 22 to award Jeju with more than 100 billion won of fiscal support for the World Conserv
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| [Local news] Islanders mourn sailor’s death
Jeju officials set up memorial altars for petty officer Cha Kyun Seok in Jeju and Seogwipo on April 25, so that islanders can mourn his deat
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| [Local news] Increase in conferences on Jeju
More than 60 conferences have been held on Jeju during the first quarter of this year and they have a ripple effect of bringing 1,100 billio
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[Photos and videos] Through the lens
▲ Views of Udo fields separated by batdam, Jeju’s traditional stone walls. Photo by Seo Jae Cheol (Love of Nature Gallery, Seogwipo)
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[Local news] U.S. complicit in massacre?
Mention 4.3, or the Jeju Uprising, to most non-Koreans and it is likely you will be met with blank stares, yet between 1947 and 1954 a confl
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[Sports] Storm warning?
“It’s a baby step,” said Sin Kyung Gu, speaking about the Jeju International Yacht School, Jeju’s only school for sail training, which opene
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