Check in🥸Korea 38th Line

#seoulattractions When you come to South Korea, how can you miss the unique customs near the 38th Parallel? 60 kilometers away from Seoul, a border trip is waiting for you! JSA, also known as Panmunjom, is where the ceasefire agreement was signed. You can take photos here, with the opponent's soldiers with live ammunition as the background, and experience the blend of excitement and history. Next, enter the DMZ. A 4-kilometer-wide and 240-kilometer-long buffer zone separates North and South Korea. Tank traps, electric fences, and mines are all available here, and fully armed troops are on standby. Imjingak Pavilion is one of the highlights of this trip. Built for the 10 million Koreans who were separated when the Korean peninsula was divided after the war, there is the Liberty Bridge connecting the north and the south, as well as a steam train that was bombed during the war. Take the cable car to the top of the mountain and overlook the Han River and the scenery in the distance. Warm reminder: Please be quiet and respectful when visiting to feel the history and current situation of this land, and to understand the stories and voices of the 38th Parallel. Traveling along the 38th Line, you can feel the unique charm of the border. Come and start your trip on the 38th Line in South Korea!