Former President Moon Jae-in rests on the slopes of the Yeongsil Course in Hallasan Mountain. Former President Moon, wearing a Jeju Olle T-shirt, is one of the presidents who especially loved Jeju. Photo = Former President Moon Jae-in’s Instagram account
Former President Moon Jae-in, who visited Jeju for a summer vacation and created a hot topic with every step, finished his Jeju schedule and returned to Pyeongsan Village. It was a time of 7 nights and 8 days where the affection of former President Moon, who especially loved Jeju, was everywhere.
After visiting Jeju on the 1st, it is reported that the former president and his wife left Jeju on the 8th following finishing their 7 nights and 8 days schedule.
On the 8th, a photo of former President Moon enjoying his Jeju vacation was uploaded to his social networking service (SNS) account.
<img alt="Former President Moon Jae-in is walking along the beach with his dog Tori. Photo = Former President Moon Jae-in's Instagram account ” src=”https://cdn.jejusori.net/news/photo/202208/406501_410622_136.jpg”/>Former President Moon Jae-in is walking along the beach with his dog Tori. Photo = Former President Moon Jae-in’s Instagram account
Former President Moon Jae-in rests on the slopes of the Yeongsil Course in Hallasan Mountain. Photo = Former President Moon Jae-in’s Instagram account
In addition to taking a morning walk at Pyoseon Beach with his dog Tori, he was also introduced to the appearance of holding a mass at St. Clara Monastery at Geumak Cathedral in Hallim-eup on the 7th.
A self-proclaimed ambassador for the Olle Trail wearing the Jeju Olle T-shirt, which gathered issues earlier, and a walk around Pyoseon Beach were also revealed.
Wearing a sky blue Jeju Olle Ganse T-shirt and climbing the Meochwat Forest Trail, Hallasan Yeongsil Course, and Tarabi Oreum, the photos also drew attention.
On the 3rd, ex-President Moon had dinner with the Democratic Party of Korea lawmaker Song Jae-ho and former ambassador to Japan Kang Chang-il on the 3rd, and on the 5th he met with the Jeju Governor Oh Young-hoon.
He also showed off his affection for Jeju by having a dinner with the Jeju 4.3 Victims of the Free Family Association.
Former President Moon Jae-in visited Geumak Cathedral in Hallim-eup, Jeju City. Photo = Former President Moon Jae-in’s Instagram account
<img alt="Former President Moon Jae-in and his wife pose for a commemorative photo in Dangkepo-gu, Pyoseon-myeon, Seogwipo-si. From left, Secretary Oh Jong-sik, National Assemblyman Song Jae-ho, First Lady Kim Jeong-sook, former President Moon, former Ambassador to Japan Kang Chang-il, and Jeju Halla Hospital Director Kim Seong-soo. Photo = Rep. Song Jae-ho's Facebook page ” src=”https://cdn.jejusori.net/news/photo/202208/406501_410624_137.jpg”/>Former President Moon Jae-in and his wife pose for a commemorative photo in Dangkepo-gu, Pyoseon-myeon, Seogwipo-si. From left, Secretary Oh Jong-sik, National Assemblyman Song Jae-ho, First Lady Kim Jeong-sook, former President Moon, former Ambassador to Japan Kang Chang-il, and Jeju Halla Hospital Director Kim Seong-soo. Photo = Rep. Song Jae-ho’s Facebook page
<img alt="Former President Moon Jae-in climbs the Tarabi Oreum. Photo = Former President Moon Jae-in's Instagram account ” src=”https://cdn.jejusori.net/news/photo/202208/406501_410625_138.jpg”/>Former President Moon Jae-in climbs Tarabi Oreum in Pyoseon-myeon, Seogwipo City. Photo = Former President Moon Jae-in’s Instagram account
