[Together Jeju] 13. Slowly Enjoying "Samdado," Jeju

Since ancient times, Jeju has been called Samdado due to its abundance of wind, women, and stones. The barren land that once went unused has transformed into a beautiful forest known as Gotjawal, Jeju's stones have been reborn as works of art, and windmills have become landmarks in the windy landscape. From the Jeju women who cultivated their livelihoods to the value of the Haenyeo (female divers) who harvest from the sea, everything about Samdado is a beautiful heritage of Jeju preserved by the world. This journey invites you to seek out the "Samda" that lies at the heart of Jeju culture and enjoy the harmonious beauty of the island.