Cheonjeyeon Waterfalls
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What to expect: First of all, expect a stairs course here!!! im not kidding, you have to be physically fit. I’m not, my legs were wobbly after conquering the 2nd waterfall sooooo do CONSERVE UR STAMINA & ENERGY to come here HAHA. Since there are so many stairs, this attraction is not friendly to wheelchair bound or people who has difficulty climbing up and down stairs For the 3-tier waterfall, here is what to expect: - 1st waterfall is a pond that will only be a waterfall after heavy rain. The color of the pond is really pretty and the water is very clear!! But ya its not moving lo. After that, take a short walk to the next waterfall, and admire the beauty of the evergreen forest 🌳💚 - 2nd waterfall is beautiful with a stunning surrounding!! It is the “grandest” amongst the 3. -3rd waterfall is small, which I think unless you are hard core adamant to HAVE A TRY how far and bad the stairs are that leads there then YES do go check it out. To those who is physically unfit, I really propose you skip the 3rd waterfall as the stairs LOOPS instead of directly bring you down to the 3rd waterfall 💪 Personal Review: It is very very therapeutic to walk through the evergreen forest while exploring the 3 tier waterfall. It is so calm and the trees provide shade for a pleasant walk. Also, there are drinking fountains here!! Admission Fee: 2,500 won for adults (age above or equal to 25) 1,350 for children (7-12)/youth (13-24) Note: There is no restroom inside, so try to go before entering! I had the urge suddenly after the second waterfall and had to walk quite a far distance back to the restroom outside at the parking area.
Min HLMin HL
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I recently visited Cheonjeyeon Waterfall, and it was a lovely experience overall. I must mention that the first fall was a bit underwhelming during my visit, as it only flows significantly after the first rainfall. So, if you're hoping to see a powerful cascade there, timing your visit might be key. However, the second waterfall was absolutely beautiful! The scenery was stunning, and the vibrant natural surroundings made for a perfect backdrop. The walk to the second fall is also quite enjoyable, with paths that are well-maintained and a great opportunity for families to explore the lush greenery together. It’s a wonderful nature walk that is suitable for kids, making it an ideal outing for families. The overall atmosphere at Cheonjeyeon Waterfall is tranquil and refreshing, allowing you to connect with nature. Despite the first fall being less impressive, the beauty of the second waterfall and the surrounding landscape more than made up for it. I would recommend this spot for anyone looking to enjoy a peaceful day outdoors with family. Just be prepared that the first fall may not be as spectacular without recent rain!
Minh LuuMinh Luu
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The place is pretty big but rest assured, there are maps provided on their signages. It wasn't that crowded when we went, so we managed to take some really nice photos. The first waterfall was a fail because it would only have a huge waterfall when it rained but we went on a sunny day. The second waterfall was more promising! We then went on the bridge to the other side to see their temple and the Fountain of Five Blesssings (you have to aim for the money bag when you're throwing the coin to make a wish!!) Near the bridge on this side to the right where the temple is, there is another viewing spot to capture a shot of the second waterfall. There are 3 waterfalls in total but we didn't manage to walk to the last one as it was quite a long walk from the bridge. Do be careful as the steps are slippery and it requires quite a bit of walking up and down stairs. Admission fee was about $1,750 KRW (my guess, I cannot quite remember the exact price), so it was pretty worth it!
whiteboxwhitebox
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This is one of the many beautiful nature parks in Seogwipo. There's plenty of parking if you rented a car like us. There's also a bus stop here if you're coming for an adventure trip. The fee was 2,000 won and the waterfalls in just a 5min walk from the entrance. Everything is paved and organized. There's alot of food options by the parking lot, souvenir shops and snack sellers by the entrance. We came in a cloudy day just after the rain has stopped so there's a lot of water and it was brown because of the rains. They said, on a clear day, the water is turquoise and clear. Nonetheless, it's still beautiful. There's a small thin overflow falls on the left because of the rain. It's usually not there on regular days. We enjoyed walking on the path on the other side and saw a lot of huge ducks who seemed to be used to tourists. We also saw several heron picking small fishes in the river. This would be great to bring your kids along to enjoy nature!
BelleBelle
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First of all, Cheonjeyeon Waterfalls and Cheonjiyeon are totally different locations. The former being more of a stairs course to see the 3 waterfalls from different vantage point, while the latter seem to be another with some stone path so do not expect that with Cheonjeyeon. Former is close to Teddy Bear Museum and latter is just west of Seogwipo. Its overall a peaceful and pleasant walk amidst the gloomy vibe with an overcast but definitely check it out if you're heading down south. Hop onto the bus 600 and take 10 stops which cost 4,500KRW. Entrance fee for Jeonjeyeon was 2,500KRW - I think to help maintain such attractions for tourists. If I may be critical, I have seen more impressive waterfalls but I think the bridge and the view of the sea from the hut/temple/pavilion makes up for where it is lacking. Hope this helps!
Benjamin SohBenjamin Soh
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Swimming not allowed, for adults entrance is 2500₩, bus stop is nearby, use naver maps, I highly recommend for commute schedule. Jungmun Saekdal beach is the nearest beach to the waterfall area where you can swim.. there are 3 waterfalls in this park. 1st water fall, yiu can touch the water but not allowed to swim, there is no life guards, 2nd water fall is pretty but can only be viewed through a platform area, then a bridge with nice view, then 6mins away form the bridge is the 3rd waterfall. You can tour the whole area for 2 hrs. Pathways are heels friendly for those who want to wear heels while nature tripping... ne careful though, it was drizzling when we went there. Not much food stalls. I just saw 1, and 1 souvenir shop, souvenirs are cheaper in Manjaggul cave.
Michelle “Mich” EstebanMichelle “Mich” Esteban
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2232 Jungmun-dong, 특별자치도, Seogwipo-si, Jeju-do, South Korea
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Cheonjeyeon Waterfall is a three-tier waterfall located on Jeju Island. Cold water flows out of the ceiling of a cave to make the waterfall. Between the precipice of the waterfall and the lower clay layer, water springs out.
attractions: The Shilla Jeju, LOTTE HOTEL JEJU, Alive Museum Jeju, Teddy Bear Museum, Yeomiji Botanical Garden, Jungmun Saekdal Beach, Grand Josun Jeju, Jungmun Saekdal Beach, The Suites Hotel Jeju, The Seaes Hotel & Resort, Jeju, restaurants: Gozip Dol Wooluck Jungmun, The Cliff, 중문수두리보말칼국수, Jeju Osung Traditional Restaurant, Childonga Jungmun, 제주신라호텔 더 파크뷰, Badabara, Haesim Garden, Chakhanjeonbok, Manjok Hansanghwi
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