Manjanggul Cave, Jeju

Very beautiful place. Well managed, clean and not challenging for a any person who can take a walk in a park. There are a few steps you got to take on to get down into the cave, but once there, it's all worth it...just mind your step, and your head a bit (but not really). It's a very comfortable walk down in the cave. Nice ambient vibes.

Classified as a UNESCO heritage site, this is an amazing must-see attraction on your trip to Jeju. The entire length of this lava tube is about 15km but 1km is open for public. You can see many lava rock formations, stalactites and stalagmites as well as lava textures on the floor of the cave. It is relatively an easy walk but not suitable for wheelchairs.

Excellent experience. It was drizzling that day but it was worth the trip. Informative and interesting. The floors are pretty uneven and it was quite difficult to walk. Not stroller friendly, so do carry your toddlers. It can get quite cold inside and, wet and slippery. So wear covered shoes. But 2 year old enjoyed the trip and was amazed at the various rock formations.

Pretty darn large cave. Very pretty FYI. If using public transport, the shuttle service to the nearest town is twice per hour so be careful not to miss them like I did. I waited around just over an hour to get back to my hotel.

It’s chilly inside and I felt the “chill” and thrill of being in an ancient lava tube. I kept imagining that long Tina ago a molten rock was flowing through this lava tube, leaving behind an intricate structures for us to understand more about earth. Don’t skip to walk to the end, the lava stalagmite is so huge and mesmerizing, it’s almost eerie feeling just to look and gaze upon it.