Yesterday, Pippi walked Jeju olle trail route 6 with Clarence from the Philippines.
Clarence was the only one who signed up, and Pippi became her private walking-mate (a free-guided program by Jeju Olle Foundation).🤣😆
"It was an amazing experience. She gave me extra, extra information while on the route, and I am lucky for that. Now I know more about Jeju island. I am thinking on the next route~~" She said. Thank you Clarence!! 🙏
Hmm, then, what kind of scenery did she meet on the route?
Pippi asked google "what kind of scenery will you meet on Jeju Olle Route 6?"
Google says.. 'The trail offers a stunning, rocky southern coastal experience from Soesokkak Estuary to the Jeju Olle Tourist Center, featuring dramatic sea cliffs, emerald waters, and unique volcanic formations.'
Yes, the right answer, how smart you are, Google AI! 😆
Pippi will share them one by one.
The first is Soesokkak Estuary!
The "Soe" in "Soesokkak" means cow in Korean, while "So" means a pool of water and "Kkak" means the edge or end. Soesokkak Estuary is a valley formed where fresh water meets seawater, creating deep pools.
You can also enjoy kayaking or just sit in 'Teu (테우)'. Teu is a traditional boat that pulls a rope to pass through the crystal clear water.
📍 #Soesokkak Estuary
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