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Jay's Diary - JejuUnser Reisefotograf JAY wandert mit seiner Kamera durch Sdkorea und nimmt uns dieses mal mit auf die Insel Jeju. Im Zentrum liegt der erloschene Vulkan Hallasan, der mit einer Hhe von knapp 2. 000 Meter zugleich die hchste Erhebung auf Jeju ist. Zwei Straen fhren rund um die Insel und verbinden die wenigen Stdte miteinander. Das Klima ist subtropisch und erlaubt sogar den Anbau von Bananenstauden. Abseits dieser allgemeinen Informationen zeigen die
Unser Reisefotograf JAY wandert mit seiner Kamera durch Südkorea und nimmt uns dieses mal mit auf die Insel Jeju.Im Zentrum liegt der erloschene Vulkan Hallasan, der mit einer Höhe von knapp 2.000 Meter zugleich die höchste Erhebung auf Jeju ist.
Zwei Straßen führen rund um die Insel und verbinden die wenigen Städte miteinander. Das Klima ist subtropisch und erlaubt sogar den Anbau von Bananenstauden.
Abseits dieser allgemeinen Informationen zeigen die Bilder, die der Künstler bei seinem Besuch auf Jeju für uns eingefangen hat, wie besonders diese Insel ist, die sich vor etwa 1,2 Millionen Jahren langsam aus dem Meer erhob.
Begleiten wir JAY auf seiner Reise und lassen uns inspirieren von der Faszination Südkoreas.
Our travel photographer JAY hikes through South Korea with his camera and this time takes us to the island of Jeju.
In the center is the extinct volcano Hallasan, which with a height of almost 2,000 meters is also the highest point on Jeju.
Two roads lead around the island and connect the few towns with each other. The climate is subtropical and even allows the cultivation of banana trees.
Aside from this general information, the images the artist captured for us during his visit to Jeju show just how special this island is, which slowly rose from the sea some 1.2 million years ago.
Let's accompany JAY on his journey and be inspired by the fascination of South Korea.
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