So, legend story is expected on how the Dragon Head Rock came from. “Legend has it that a dragon stealing precious jade from Hallasan Mountain was shot by an arrow from the mountain god. As he fell down upon Yongduam, his body sunk into the ocean and his head turned into rock, leaving him forever enshrined looking towards the sky.” (I copy paste this from a visitkorea)
Well, if you dislike legend but you love science, Yong-DuAm was created by strong winds and waves over thousands of years.
Besides snapping a picture with the Yong Du-Am, take a picture with this rock is a must too.
My Chinese horoscope is Dragon that’s why I pointing my head. So, Dragon head human come to Dragon Head Rock(Do you get what I means?)
My Chinese horoscope is Dragon that’s why I pointing my head. So, Dragon head human come to Dragon Head Rock(Do you get what I means?)
The rock that looked like Dragon Head facing the sea alone.
Due to the shooting angle, it looked like a Bunny head instead.
Due to the shooting angle, it looked like a Bunny head instead.
Jeju-do is a volcanic island so the rocks we seen here are mainly black in colour
because they are lava rocks.
By the way, do becareful when you are walking on the rocks.
What’s special about the Jeju-do is that I cant smell or sense any salty taste/feeling when I was there, special huh~
By the way, do becareful when you are walking on the rocks.
What’s special about the Jeju-do is that I cant smell or sense any salty taste/feeling when I was there, special huh~
There are ahjumas(aunties) that selling seafoods under the tent.
Last but not least,
Dol Harubang at the Yong Du-Am.
2 comments:
Everyone is either heading to Jeju Island or came back screaming how much fun they had in the island...I seriously need to go see the beautiful island soon...
Jeff Chuah: I love Jeju-do! The mother of nature carved the island into a place with magnificent view. We use to see limestone cave in Msia and the lava cave+stone in Jeju is something unique in my eyes.
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