Jeju Special Self-governing Province is a unique region of South Korea, comprising Jeju Island and nearby smaller islands. It has a separate administrative system from the mainland and a rich cultural heritage with a distinct identity, dialect, customs, and cuisine. Jeju is famous for its natural beauty, including volcanic mountains, beaches, and waterfalls, and is a popular tourist destination, attracting millions of visitors annually. Designated as a UNESCO World Natural Heritage site, the province is home to traditional haenyeo culture, where women divers harvest seafood without any breathing equipment. With its own dialect, folklore, music, and cuisine, Jeju Province is a must-visit destination for anyone traveling to South Korea.