Jeju trivia

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• Under which UNESCO heading are Jeju Volcanic Island and Lava Tubes inscribed?Jeju
• Which is the highest mountain in South Korea?Jeju
• Which rock are the black stone walls and dolhareubang statues of Jejudo made of?Jeju
• What is the name of the stone statue that serves as a symbol of Jejudo in South Korea?Jeju
• What are the women of Jeju who dive for shellfish and seaweed without any breathing gear called?Jeju
• What created Jejudo in South Korea?Jeju
• What are the small volcanic cones scattered across Jejudo called?Jeju
• Why does Jejudo in South Korea have so few large rivers or lakes?Jeju
• Why are winters on Jejudo milder than anywhere else in South Korea?Jeju
• Water pools readily on Jejudo, so the island has developed many large rivers and lakes.Jeju
• Jejudo is called Samdado because it gets so much snow, rain, and fog.Jeju
• Which is the best-known volcanic island at the southern tip of South Korea?Jeju
• Jejudo is an island that belongs to Japan.Jeju
• Jejudo in South Korea is an island created by volcanic activity.Jeju
• Hallasan is the second highest mountain in South Korea, and the highest is Jirisan.Jeju
• The dolhareubang is a stone statue that serves as a symbol of Jejudo in South Korea.Jeju
• The highest mountain on Jejudo in South Korea is Baekdusan.Jeju
• The culture of the Jeju haenyeo, the women divers of South Korea, is inscribed on the UNESCO list of Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity.Jeju
• The small volcanic cones scattered across Jejudo in South Korea are called oreum.Jeju
• Jeju Volcanic Island and Lava Tubes in South Korea is inscribed as a UNESCO World Natural Heritage site.Jeju