At the end of the forest trail, a refreshing solace awaits at Jeju Cheonjiyeon Waterfall.

During my trip to Seogwipo, I wanted to experience the tranquility of nature, and Cheonjiyeon Waterfall was the perfect destination. Conveniently located near the city, it was easy to visit, and the scenery exceeded my expectations. From the entrance, the forest trail is well-maintained, and walking under the cool shade of the trees was truly healing. As you stroll leisurely, accompanied by the sounds of birds and flowing water, the waterfall suddenly reveals itself with a majestic roar. 💦 The Refreshing Charm of Nature Cheonjiyeon Waterfall, cascading from a height of 22 meters, is far more grand and invigorating than one might imagine. The spray created as the water tumbles down the rocky cliff, the serene pond below, and the surrounding cliffs all come together to form a picturesque scene. It’s a place that truly embodies the phrase "a natural pause." It’s said that visiting on a rainy day or the day after rain enhances the experience, as the increased water flow creates an even more spectacular view. When I visited on a sunny afternoon, a faint rainbow appeared over the waterfall, leaving me in awe. ✅ Tips for Visitors - Admission fee: 2,000 KRW - The trail takes about 15–20 minutes to complete and is easy for anyone to walk. - There’s a parking lot and a café nearby, making it a great spot for a short break. Cheonjiyeon Waterfall is the perfect place in Jeju for moments when you want to lean into nature. It’s a spot where you can fully immerse yourself in the forest, water, breeze, and sounds in a short amount of time. It left a lasting impression as a small yet profound natural attraction, and I’d love to visit again on my next trip to Jeju.