There are walking paths around the entire island. From what I gathered, it's a little over 42 kilometers from start to finish. Taxis and hitchhiking are also available. I found this island enchanting, although not somewhere I'd stay for more than a day. In the month of April there is a Walking Festival that I'm sure brings tourists to the island, but I didn't see another foreigner besides my lovely friend Rachel during my stay.
As has always proved true on my outings, I was humbled by Korean hospitality. Oranges, bananas, rice, maps, travel information, makgeoli, waffles and other Korean sweets were offered free of charge from generous, curious onlookers.
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