Jeongbang Waterfall

Jeongbang Waterfall is a celebrated cascade on Jeju Island. The cascade is 23 m 75 ft high and is near the sea. Contingent upon the level of ongoing precipitation, it can be up 8 m 26 ft wide. The wellspring of the cascade is the stream Donghong-chun. As indicated by a few sources, Jeongbang Waterfall is the main cascade in Asia that falls straightforwardly in the sea. Be that as it may, this might be debated, since its water falls into a protected inlet as opposed to straight into the sea. Situated close Seogwipo, Jeongbang Waterfall is a famous vacation spot. It is viewed as Yeongjusipgeong, one of the ten biggest grand marvels of Jeju. Legend states that a sacred winged serpent lived underneath it. It was said that the mythical serpent's soul is contained in the water which can fix maladies and bring precipitation amid dry spell.

Besides, a close-by little cascade is said to look like a hireling looking out for a lord. A legend expresses that Emperor Jin of China 259 BC - 210 BC sent a worker, Seobul, to get the enchanted herbs of interminable youth from Mount Halla. Despite the fact that he neglected to discover the herb, he experienced Jeongbang Falls in transit and he cleared out his signature, Seobul Gwaji, on the bluff divider, where it never again remains. An engraving on the mass of the cascade saying "Seobulgwacha", alludes to Seobul's trip. The cascade is one of the three acclaimed cascades of Jeju, alongside Cheonjiyeon Waterfall and Cheonjeyeon Waterfall. A littler cascade, Sojeongbang Waterfall is 300 m toward the east.