Moses Miracle in South Korea: Visitors Walk Between Split Sea

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The sea in South Korea reveals a 2.8 km pathway connecting two islands during low tide.
Thousands of visitors walk on the exposed sea floor for about one hour.
The phenomenon, known as the 'Miracle of Moses', occurs twice a year on Jindo Island.
Local residents collect seafood during the event, taking advantage of the exposed sea bed.
The Jindo Miracle Sea Road Festival celebrates this event with cultural performances and activities.

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Το «Θαύμα του Μωυσή» στη Νότια Κορέα: Η θάλασσα χωρίζεται στα δύο και χιλιάδες επισκέπτες περπατούν στον βυθό – Πώς εξηγείται το εντυπωσιακό φαινόμενοPhilenews · 24 days ago
Το «Θαύμα του Μωυσή» στη Νότια Κορέα: Η θάλασσα «ανοίγει» και οι επισκέπτες περπατούν ανάμεσαiefimerida.gr · 25 days ago

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The sea in South Korea reveals a 2.8 km pathway connecting two islands during low tide.
Thousands of visitors walk on the exposed sea floor for about one hour.
The phenomenon, known as the 'Miracle of Moses', occurs twice a year on Jindo Island.
Local residents collect seafood during the event, taking advantage of the exposed sea bed.
The Jindo Miracle Sea Road Festival celebrates this event with cultural performances and activities.

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