What are the specialties of Jeju Island Jeju Island what specialties can not be brought back to the country

South Korea's Jeju Island will be part of the people choose to travel, today I will talk to you about the specialties of Jeju Island, and the question of whether these specialties can be brought back to the country.

Specialty

Citrus

Jeju Island is a small island located in the ocean, which can provide sufficient water for the plants on the island, the island plants are naturally very dense, and the fruit is very sweet. Jeju oranges are very sweet and juicy. Jeju's mountainous terrain is ideal for the growth of tangerine trees. The tangerines here are so juicy and full of flavor that people use them to extract fresh juice for drinking. Usually, these tangerines can be kept for four to five days at 10 to 20 degrees Celsius. Therefore, Jeju oranges are definitely a good gift for your family and friends. If it is not convenient to carry fresh oranges, you can also choose Citrus Chocolate, Jeju's combination of sweet chocolate and fragrant oranges not only makes it easy to carry but also keeps it for a longer period of time.

Dried Jade Snapper

Jeju Island is rich in seafood, and seafood is an essential part of every family's dinner table. Dried seafood is easy to preserve and has become a specialty of the area.

Hannasan Soju

Hannasan Soju is a kind of distilled soju made from pure grain, and the soju production process is special, as it is made from pure rice and weakly alkaline mineral water, which is processed and distilled into the original liquid. It is then cooled in a room that is kept at 0℃ and filtered to remove impurities. Hanasan shochu is fragrant and has a very strong flavor with a lingering aftertaste.

Native Honey

Jeju Island has a pleasant climate, beautiful scenery and is close to nature. The island is rich in natural products, and one of the most famous is Jeju's native honey. There are even trees in the mountains of Jeju Island that are specialized for bees, providing superior environmental conditions for the healthy growth of bees. Jeju's local honey has a unique flavor and is highly nutritious. Mikan honey and rape honey are extracted from the flower seeds of Mikan and rape in Jeju and have a unique aroma and flavor. The Bonghwang extract made from this honey is very effective for health and gastrointestinal problems, and many people ask for it even though it is expensive. Recently, a product made by adding cactus to local honey has become popular among tourists.

Where to buy

1, Korea is like our own country, there are many traditional markets, which are one by one stalls, the local people will come to the daily life of the purchase, in which you can always find the most authentic local goods and food, and good quality at a low price. Most of the traditional markets on Jeju Island do not accept credit cards, so you should have cash ready before you go, and you can bargain with the shopkeepers if you buy goods with cash.

2, Jeju Airport, Jeju City, Seogwipo City, the Chinese district are located in a number of duty-free stores. They mainly sell international brands, but you can also buy red ginseng, amethyst, traditional folk crafts, kimchi, traditional Korean liquor, and so on. Duty-free goods can be 20%-30% lower than the market price, and some of the large duty-free stores also often organize some promotional activities.

Can you bring it back to your country

The first point is that oranges are definitely not allowed to be brought into China, as Chinese customs regulations prohibit individuals from bringing meat and fresh fruits into the country.

The second point, about the banana milk should be able to check back to China, but it is not recommended to carry. For one thing, such things can be bought at home (local Korean stores, only the price is higher), for another, once the packaging is damaged in transit, the items in your suitcase will have great harm, for another, such things are heavy, it is easy to overweight, the loss is not worth it.

The third point is about overweight luggage. If you are traveling to Jeju with a tour group on a chartered flight, you don't need to think about your luggage because there is no problem of overweight. If you are not traveling on a chartered flight, the minimum weight of checked baggage on international flights is 20kg per person and the minimum weight of carry-on baggage is 5kg per person. You can carry a bag before you go abroad, that is, the kind of bag used in the 80's and 90's for traveling, put it in your suitcase, and if it is not overweight, check all the baggage, and only carry-on documents, money and other valuables. Once overweight, the clothes and other heavy and take the airplane also no problem items in the luggage bag on the plane, I guess so you will not be overweight.