Jeju 4.3, from darkness into light
The following video shows the background, development and the fact-finding process of Jeju 4.3. (Produced…
Read MoreThere are certain must-see locations on Jeju for visitors wanting to learn more about the massacre. The sites introduced on this section were chosen by the degree to which they are accessible, informative, relevant, and to some extent, reflective of the essence of the island. Inevitably, there are many sites that are absent such as Alltteureu Airfield, Seonheul Fortress, Seodal Oreum, and others. Nevertheless, a visit to the locations below, either individually or as part of a wider tour, will help you give a deeper appreciation of both the massacre and island culture and nature more broadly.
The following video shows the background, development and the fact-finding process of Jeju 4.3. (Produced…
Read MoreIt was the gotjawal that provided sanctuary to villagers when all land — and life…
Read MorePeople once lived on the sides of this steep headland. They built their homes…
Read MoreA short drive east of Jeju City is the coastal village of Bukchon, and…
Read MoreDarangshi Oreum is a place of beauty that attracts visitors from across the world….
Read MoreIf the Jeju Uprising and Massacre had a geographical epicenter, it would be the…
Read MoreWhen late South Korean President Kim Dae-jung signed the Jeju 4·3 Special Law into…
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