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• A temporary walkway forms between Jindo and Modo islands when the sea recedes.
• The passage is visible only a few times a year due to the tides and is only open for a few hours.
• During this unique event, the ‘Jindo Sea Parting Festival’ is celebrated, in which tourists participate in large numbers.

The beach always gives a different peace to the mind. When it comes to where to spend vacation time, people often choose beaches. So today we are going to introduce you to a unique beach in the world that divides itself for people to stroll through the water. Naturally formed in the sea, this route is full of adventure and an amazing experience. Most of the people like to stretch their legs in the ocean waves and walk on the beach but think how rare the experience would be if you get a chance to walk in the middle of the ocean. Let’s find out exactly where this unique beach is located.

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It is said that the depth of the ocean can never be measured. But there is a place on Earth where the sea splits in two when the waves recede, creating a path that looks as if the water never existed. We tell you that this place is not located in India but in South Korea. If you visit this place, you will surely have a different experience here. Let’s find out exactly where this place is located and the mystery behind how the sea is divided into two parts.

Jindo to Modo Island

South Korea has a unique island called Jindo Island. This island is known for its mysterious sea route. It is called the Miraculous Sea Route. The seaway formed between Jindo and Modo islands is long and wide. It is such a unique sight, which can amaze anyone, but it is not a miracle but a natural phenomenon.

This sea channel is formed by the tidal system between the islands. You may have read about it in a book. The water of this sea keeps rising and falling. This process takes place due to gravity. Tide is the process by which sea water rises, meaning the waves become higher. At low tide the water recedes and this is when the water begins to move back. This is a temporary process, so the path formed in the sea is not permanent but is only formed for a few hours.

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This formation in the sea usually occurs twice a year. The route is reported to be approximately 2.8 kilometers long and 40 meters wide. People can walk through this path. But timing is equally important. This route is open for one hour only. A ‘Jindo Sea Parting Festival’ is also celebrated in Korea when the sea splits into two. This event usually happens at the end of April. A large crowd of people gather at this place during the festival and various activities like mussel gathering, Jindo Arirang (local folk songs) and cultural programs are performed.