Previously, we introduced you to the complete list of UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Korea!, and this time, let’s introduce the night scenery of Korea. When it comes to photographing Korean night scenes,N Seoul Tower ,Namsan Park— both offering panoramic elevated views — are, of course, top picks. In recent years, more visitors have also been heading toEagle Peak Mountainfor photo opportunities. But this time, Fever Travel is introducing a rather special destination — Korea’s second-largest island, Geoje Island.
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Geoje Islandboasts beautiful scenery all year round. The island is currently covered with over 45,000 pyeong of winter camellia forests, along with tropical plants such as coconut trees and cacti, making it a great holiday destination for Koreans. Among them,Geoje Islandis most famous for itsHaegeumgang, where shimmering lakes and seas meet striking stone forests of uniquely shaped rocks, exuding a powerful aura.

Geoje is charming in daylight, but as night falls, the island is enveloped in starlight with the sea and sky merging into one, creating an even more dreamlike landscape!

To get toGeoje Island, you can take a 1.5-hour intercity bus from Busan West Bus Terminal to “Jangseungpo (Hwangt'o-ri)” on Geoje Island, then take a ferry from “Jangseungpo (Hwangt'o-ri)” to “Oedo (Gichim)”.
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