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Seogwipo is the second-largest city on Jeju Island, settled on a rocky volcanic coastline in the southern part of Jeju Province, South Korea. Seogwipo's atmosphere is similar to other Korean seaside towns - old love motels with tacky fixtures and neon signs, run-down old businesses, a harbor bound in concrete. However, it also has lush gardens and citrus farms that are bordered with black rock fences. The whole town is small enough for people to walk across easily. The Olle Market in downtown Seogwipo is a traditional daily market. There are also lots of things to see and eat along Lee Joong-seop Street, Myeongdong Road, Arang Joeul Street, and Chilsimni Food Street. Also, Seogwipo offers the most beautiful nighttime scenes in Jeju.
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Seogwipo is the second-largest city on Jeju Island, settled on a rocky volcanic coastline in the southern part of Jeju Province, South Korea. Seogwipo's atmosphere is similar to other Korean seaside towns - old love motels with tacky fixtures and neon signs, run-down old businesses, a harbor bound in concrete. However, it also has lush gardens and citrus farms that are bordered with black rock fences. The whole town is small enough for people to walk across easily. The Olle Market in downtown Seogwipo is a traditional daily market. There are also lots of things to see and eat along Lee Joong-seop Street, Myeongdong Road, Arang Joeul Street, and Chilsimni Food Street. Also, Seogwipo offers the most beautiful nighttime scenes in Jeju.
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