Doomaengyi Alley Review

This time I went to Jeju Island and didn't visit any attractions. This is a punch-in place close to the hotel. In the residential area, I climbed up and down. I can basically find it with Google Maps navigation. There is a cafe at the intersection, there is a punch-in map on the side, the mobile phone takes a picture and then presses the picture to find it, and the mood is not bad. The place is quite clean, all are small alleys, high and low, scattered. Various graffiti on the walls, passing by kindergartens, schools, canteens or extending to the vicinity of the houses, the pictures are a bit childlike, the color feels quite good, and there are various different themes in each area. If you just stroll around, it will take about an hour at most. I have been to the mural village in Seoul. It feels different. There is a lot of stairs to climb up and down. It is more comfortable here. If you have good physical strength, you will pass by a recreation center. The various equipment inside can be licked again, and then you can go to eat and drink when you are hungry~

The mural street not far from the Dongmen Market, the niche attractions, there are no tourists. The murals are very interesting, from the history of Jeju to the customs, to some daily works. The attractions are well planned, there are guide labels on the road, and there are map instructions. Worth a visit!

Jeju mural street, South Korea, this street is not very wide, but very interesting, the walls are some young people's murals, very beautiful, the shape of the murals is very unique, very artistic

There are lots of murals here, and you can see the miracle moment

Jeju mural street is located on Dongmen Road, Jeju, you can see the customs of Jeju, is a place that artists from all over the world love, walking in it seems to return to the ancient Korean!

Because it is very close to the hotel, I walked to the mural street. It is very Korean. I am really afraid of getting lost. Hahaha, but the feeling of the Korean drama female owner still can't help it. It is worth a visit to feel different culture. ～