Jeju Island's Unique Formation and Geological Features
Two million years ago, molten lava burst forth, sculpting Jeju Island's rugged beauty. The island is dominated by Hallasan, a 1,947-meter-high volcano, and features around 360 smaller extinct volcanoes or parasitic cones. The gotjawal forests, which cover about 12% of the island, play a crucial role in the local ecosystem and water supply.
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Two million years ago, molten lava burst forth, sculpting Jeju Island's rugged beauty.
The island is dominated by Hallasan, a 1,947-meter-high volcano, and features around 360 smaller extinct volcanoes or parasitic cones.
The gotjawal forests, which cover about 12% of the island, play a crucial role in the local ecosystem and water supply.
Today, this geological wonder invites us to uncover its secrets and marvel at its enduring legacy.