The Gotjawal Forest is a distinct forest unique to Jeju Island. There are 4 gotjawal regions in Jeju, and in this episode, we visit Hwansang Forest Park located in the Jeoji-ri Gotjawal on the western side of the island.

Today we have a talk with Manager Dongso Yoo at the Performance Innovation Department and Manager Min Kyung Kim at the Global Education City department.

JDC's work with corporate social responsibility (CSR) is discussed, and we find out all about the past, present and future of the GEC.

The Haenyeo Museum was founded to preserve the legacy of the esteemed haenyeo, an integral part of Jeju's culture and history. We take a look at how the haenyeo came to be, the daily life of a haenyeo, and how these renowned female sea divers harvest the sea.

The Young Leaders Forum is an annual forum sponsored by the JDC that aims to foster discussion and dialogue.

It addresses 3 main themes: Peace, Environment, and Youth & Employment.

Young people from all over the world are invited to take part and learn from industry experts, while also being given the chance to voice their thoughts and concerns.

Founded in 2001, the Jeju National Museum is on a mission to "collect, preserve, and research a wide range of archival materials and cultural assets related to the history and culture of Jejudo Island". In this episode, we take a tour of the museum and learn about Jeju's long history starting from its inception 1.8 million years ago.

The Jeju Myths and History Theme Park is a large-scale tourist development area on the western corner of Jeju Island. Founded in 2006, it includes Shinhwa Theme Park & Water Park, the Jeju Aerospace Museum, a premium shopping mall, hotels, and condos. Currently, only 64% of the area has been developed, with plans to further build a Jeju myths recreational park, luxury villas, and more.

Take a visit to Korea's largest aerospace-themed museum that is right here in Jeju.

The Jeju Aerospace Museum first opened its doors in 2014 and since then has grown to be one of the island's most popular attractions.

It is home to over 20 authentic aircraft and has numerous exhibits, including a fun "How Things Fly" exhibit from the Smithsonian National Air & Space Museum.