orientation
The city consists of the the old downtown Jungangno ì¤ìë¡ to the east and the surrpounding areas of Tapdong ëµë, a port district north of Jungangno, also romanised as Topdong and Yongdam romanised differently on almost every sign: if it helps, there's nowhere else on Jeju with a similar name, the rock seems to be spelled Yongduam -- ìëì -- and the surrounding suburb Yongdam -- ì©ë´ -- on Naver. The inter city bus terminal lies just south of Jungangno.
Tucked slightly inland to the southwest lies Shin-Jeju: Jeju's new high rise commercial quarter and where the modern Korean highrise apartments reside. A humongous traffic intersection in Shin-Jeju acts as a western hub, feeding cars and buses across the entire west side of the island across one of three major highways: one coastal, one interior and the alpine 1100 metre road.
Finally, on the coast both north of Shin-Jeju and west of Jungangno lies Jeju International Airport.
