Cheonjiyeon Waterfall

Cheonjiyeon Waterfall is a cascade on Jeju Island, South Korea. Actually, the name Cheonjiyeon implies sky Ch'eon associated with arrive. It is one of the primary vacation destinations on Jeju-do. It is 22 m 72 ft high and 12 m 39 ft wide. Despite the fact that water dependably falls in a single specific zone, contingent upon the measure of late rain, the water may spread out. At the base of the cascade is a counterfeit lake that is 20 m 66 ft profound. Two little dams help keep the water at a particular level. Huge volcanic rocks shape landbridges that enable sightseers to posture for photos before the falls. These falls are portrayed by its trachyte andesite rocks.

The wellspring of Cheonjiyeon Waterfall is a spring that leaves the floor of the Somban Stream. The stream Yeonhee-chun is the wellspring of the cascade. The cascade is one of the three well known cascades of Jeju, the other two being Cheonjeyeon Waterfall and Jeongbang WaterfallIn request to achieve the cascade, guests must stroll on a finished trail. Close to the start of the way is a customary Korean pontoon symbolizing Korean culture. It is the most mainstream during the evening, in light of the fact that the falls are illuminated. During the evening, the "Concealed Face," an arrangement of rocks, might be unmistakable with the night lights, and the falls are famous for lovers.