Jeju Province

South Korea

Jeju Province, South Korea, connects to 6474 other places across 18 topics through 45 Bunkabop connections, with nature topics leading the mix alongside cuisine, history, and language. The island has strong ties to China and Japan, as well as Seoul. In 2010, the South Korean government designated Jeju as an international MICE destination, since hosting events like a 10,000-passenger Chinese corporate incentive group. Its volcanic landscape, water-scarce agriculture growing buckwheat and barley, and representation by three constituencies in South Korea's National Assembly round out a distinctive regional profile.