VISIT JEJU

Andeok Valley is one of the most beautiful valleys in Jejudo Island. It has a wonderful view of rock cliffs that look like folding screens and a clear stream that flows down the bedrock ground. It got its name because it has a view of Chianchideok, which means a view of meandering stream and rocks. The sap from the temperate forest, which contains trees such as Siebold's chinquapin, Sericeous Newlitse, silver magnolia, camellia, Machi Tree, and Elaeocarpus, will refresh you. The subtropical primeval forest, where 300 species of plants grow, is designated and protected as Natural Monument 377. [Andeok Valley Evergreen Forest] – Natural Monument 377 (February 8th, 1986) The temperate forest near the stream in this area was designated as a Natural Monument by the Heritage Protection Act. It is also protected by the law, and prohibits actions that might damage the nature, such as collecting of the plants and hunting of the wild animals. The evergreen forests on each side of the valley, clean water, and caves that are placed here and there made the valley an adequate habitat for the people of prehistoric times. It is also a place where many scholars, including Chusa Kim Jeong-hui, visited.