Barrier-Free Travel <Enjoying Ordinary Times Specially in Pyeongdae-ri>

In the midst of a peaceful and ordinary daily life, only one thing has changed: my once free-moving legs now rely entirely on two wheels. While the world remains the same, our attitude toward preparing for a trip has changed significantly. We begin our journey in Pyeongdae-ri, a name derived from "Bangdi," meaning a wide and flat field. It is one of the slowest-developing areas in Jeju, still preserving the simplicity and authentic Jeju character of a bygone era. We find places we want to visit, open map apps, and meticulously check locations via roadmaps. We busy ourselves with preparations: checking for steps, ensuring ramps are gentle, verifying if entrances are wide enough, checking table heights, and confirming the availability of accessible restrooms. With these preparations complete, our car-free journey finally begins.