
East Sea

The East Sea, where warm and cold currents meet off the coast of Korea, forms one of the most lively marine ecosystems. At approximately 13,000 ft. deep, water sourced from the East Sea is exceptionally clean. Formed by volcanic activity, the deep sea water around Ulleungdo (pronounced wool-leung-doh) and Dokdo (pronounced dok-doh) islands is rich in nutrients and natural minerals.

Taebaek Mountains

Taebaek Mountain, the 400-mile backbone of the Korean Peninsula, peaks above 5,000 ft and stretches across both the coast and inland. Its formation remains a mystery to geologists, but it is home to some of the richest, life-giving natural ingredients, found in the untainted and well-preserved pockets of the mountain.

Seabreeze

Air formed where mountains meet the sea is known to be especially clean. With strong, clean winds blowing at over 10 mph, nature here remains vitalized, refreshed, and renewed all year round.
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