Jeju Loveland: South Korea’s Bizarre Erotic Sculpture Garden That Shocked the World
Jeju Loveland opened in 2004 as South Korea’s most controversial tourist attraction, featuring 140 explicit sculptures that sparked outrage.
Jeju Loveland opened in 2004 as South Korea’s most controversial tourist attraction, featuring 140 explicit sculptures that sparked outrage.
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