Jeju Air 'Summer Trips to High-Latitude Regions'

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This summer, Jeju Air has increased flights on the Ulaanbaatar and Yanji routes, which boast pleasant high-latitude climates.

From July 10 to August 18, Jeju Air will increase Incheon–Ulaanbaatar flights from five times a week to seven times a week, and Incheon–Yanji flights from six times a week to 11 times a week.

Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia, is a representative summer destination with an average summer temperature around 20°C. Visitors can enjoy Mongolia's unique natural and cultural content, including endless grasslands, the migration of hundreds of thousands of horses and sheep, and ger (yurt) experiences.

In Yanji, China, the core attraction is Baekdu Mountain. Standing at an elevation of 2,744 meters, Baekdu Mountain maintains a maximum daytime temperature of around 18°C even in midsummer, making it a popular cool summer travel destination.

A Jeju Air official, speaking to this newspaper by phone, said, "Demand for travel to Mongolia and Yanji is increasing as both destinations allow travelers to enjoy pleasant summer climates and natural sightseeing simultaneously."

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