All of the top stories from JW#108:

Jeju Travel: Opening the inner path of exile

The island’s 500-year history as an island of banishment can be retraced by visitors today following a number of walking routes. >>> http://goo.gl/Qkwv8n

Indigenous social enterprise: Jeju haenyeo By Anne Hilty

“Social Enterprise” is a business model recently gaining in popularity throughout Korea and Anne Hilty explores its presence in Jeju indigenous practices >>> http://goo.gl/3XiXeh

Jeju set to be wind power ‘mecca’

Landmark wind energy expo WEA 2014 brings Jeju’s carbon-free future nearer >>> http://goo.gl/d5iuqn

The Jeju language: Endangered yet very much alive

The UNESCO-listed local vernacular is under threat but it is far from on its last legs, as described by documentary-maker Giuseppe Rositano >>> http://goo.gl/bftbql

Jeju app not as “ez” as it sounds

Old-fashioned body language outperforms smart app developed by tour chiefs as Brenna McNamara hits the streets >>> http://goo.gl/A4dcVO

Aewol’s equine pleasures

Tom Willis-Jones finds that Jeju Horse Riding Park offers a dignified riding experience for all-comers >>> http://goo.gl/gDXWQo

Halla’s twin peaks: Mountains, challenges and first steps

The pivotal mountain at Jeju’s heart was the inspiration for a triple attempt at its conquering for runner Andrew Elwood >>> http://goo.gl/XAf1pT