수도권 경유도 없이, 러시아 태생 부부가 제주도에서 14년째 사는 이유｜한국기행｜#골라듄다큐

※ This video is an excerpt from Korean Journey - Jeju These Days Part 3: The Sea and the Forest, I Love Jeju , which aired on April 15, 2026. Nika Tchaikovsky, an illustrator from Russia, felt that the movements of the Jeju Haenyeo were just like those of ballerinas. Therefore, she published a picture book titled 'Haenyorina' that captures the beautiful movements of the Jeju Haenyeo. Nika, who came to Jeju with her husband Sergey intending to live there for just one month, has already been living there for 14 years. This couple, who love Jeju, set out on their journey today in search of stories about Jeju that are familiar yet still unique. Together with Go Baek-seok, a tour guide who runs a pension and shows foreign tourists around various parts of Jeju, we listen to fairytale-like stories about the Bijarim Forest, crafted over a thousand years. While searching for a "Bultuk," an old resting place for Haenyeo that doesn't even appear on GPS, we encountered an unexpected gift in that sea: a pod of dolphins. We met Choi Sun-deok, who moved from Seoul to Jeju to become a Haenyeo, and her older sister, Choi Gwang-suk. We learned Hula dancing and meditation while experiencing Jeju's nature, and shared a healthy meal prepared without artificial seasonings using seafood Sun-deok harvested from the sea. Let's follow the spring outing of the Nika couple, who say Jeju is the best for both the sea and the forest. They have been traveling in Jeju for 14 years. ✔ Program Name: Journey to Korea - Jeju These Days Part 3: The Sea and the Forest, I Love Jeju ✔ Broadcast Date: April 15, 2026 #JourneyToKorea #Jeju #JejuLife