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Horses are taking a rest at Jeju Horse Pastureland in Yonggang-dong, Jeju City, on Tuesday morning.
Vast grassland and mountains in the backdrop make the horse pastureland one of Jeju Island’s must-visit sites.
Visitors can see 130 Jeju horses, designated as National Treasure No. 347, in the grassland from April to November.
The pastureland is state-owned and managed by the Cultural Heritage Administration for the special horses that need special care.
(Photos: Yonhap)
By Kim Tae-eun (kimt17@heraldcorp.com)
