Interesting phenomenon

Twice a year when the tide is low, a 2.8 km long and 40 meter wide strip of land appears, turning into a road connecting the Korean island of Jindo and Modo for a few hours.

In the epic "10 commandments of God" there is a situation where Prince Moses divides the Red Sea with his stick. As a result, the Prince's people could cross the sea to escape Pharaoh's pursuit, referred to as the Moses Miracle phenomenon. Can "Moses Miracle" happen in modern times? The answer is yes.

This miraculous natural phenomenon takes place in Korea, the country of ginseng. Twice a year when the tide is low, a 2.8 km long and 40 meter wide strip of land appears, turning into a road connecting Jindo and Modo islands in a few hours. The miracle is that it divides the sea into two parts and people can walk along this path, similar to the 'Moses Miracle' story.

Every year, Koreans organize a festival to welcome the appearance of the 'Moses Miracle' with the participation of many tourists from all over the world. Although a unique natural phenomenon, the 'Moses Miracle' is only widely known until 1975, when a French Ambassador came to Korea and wrote articles in a French newspaper.

Koreans have a legend to explain this phenomenon: The village of Jindo is attacked by the tiger and the villagers have to flee to Modo Island to hide. They all left, except for an old lady. In desperation, she prayed with her hands, God heard the prayer and divided the sea, creating a path connecting the two islands to help her escape the beast.