Sadly, today marks the final episode of 'What’s Up in Jeju'.

Over the past 1 year and 8 months, we’ve explored the diverse charms of Jeju.

Let’s take a look back at some of the best moments and highlights from our journey together!

A special day to exploring the island and showcasing distinctive villages in Jeju!

Let’s head to Sanyang-ri, a small rural village located on the western side of Jeju Island.

First, we’ll explore ‘Art Lab. Sanyang’, a creative complex that repurposes an old school building.

Next, we’ll take a walk through ‘Sanyang Keunkot’, which lies within the lush Gotjawal forest zone.

Lastly, we’ll take a look at a book that documents the history of Sanyang-ri.

Today, we're visiting the 'My Dazzling Friends' exhibition.

Meet the artworks created over the past year, both individually and together, by four close artist friends

—a painter, a cartoonist, an illustrator, and a makeup artist!

The 'Tamna-guk Ipchun-gut' festival showcases various Jeju shamanic rituals performed to pray for prosperity and ward off misfortune in celebration of 'Ipchun (the beginning of spring)'.

Welcome the New Year with us at the 'Tamna-guk Ipchun-gut' festival and join in wishing for new hopes together!

Today, we meet 89-year-old Jung Bumija, who has been making haenyeo diving suits for over 50 years.

We will hear her life story and take a closer look at the history and craftsmanship of haenyeo diving suits.

A special day to exploring the island and showcasing distinctive villages in Jeju!

Having ended last year at the westernmost point,

I’ll start the new year by traveling to the small easternmost village of Jongdal-ri in Jeju.

In Jongdal-ri, I’ll explore the history of Jeju’s first-ever salt flats

and meet Chun-ok Kim, a haenyeo (female diver), to hear her life story.

Participate in the 'Yoga-filled Jeju Eco Camp,' which combines environmental lectures, meditation, and color yoga,

and discover what makes yoga in Jeju so special.

Give your body and mind a well-deserved rest through yoga and meditation

—one of the most popular activities at vacation destinations!

Jeju Onggi (a traditional Korean earthenware pottery), made even more special using volcanic soil!

Visit the 'Jeju Pottery Village' again to experience Jeju Onggi,

purchase it directly, or enjoy traditional tea and sweets at 'Damhwahun,' where you can drink tea from Onggi.