Seongsan-ri

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How was the Seongsan Ilchulbong formed?
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Seongsan Ilchulbong Peak is about 80 meters high. It has a crater on the top, which is 600 meters in diameter and whose bottom is 90 meters above sea level. Ninety-nine peaks surround the cr ...

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People who live in the village of Seongsan call this rock DeungGyeongDol (Lamp Rock) or JingGyeongDol rock. Villagers have a custom of blowing a horn four times when passing by. The first tw ...

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Jeju traditional log rafts, called Tewoo, also known as 'Ttebae', 'Terwie', and 'Te', were once used for fishing and harvesting seaweed. Tewoo, were made of several logs, seven to ten, tied ...

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