Imjingak Pyeonghoa-Nuri Park

Imjingak, located in Paju, South Korea, is a prominent park and historical site near the Demilitarized Zone (DMZ). Built in 1972, Imjingak serves as a place of reflection for families separated by the Korean War. It houses various monuments, memorials, and an observatory that offers views into North Korea. One of the key features of Imjingak is the Bridge of Freedom, which played a significant role during the Korean War. Imjingak was established as a symbol of peace and hope for reunification. The park includes several important monuments and exhibits: · Mangbaedan Altar: Built for North Korean refugees to perform ancestral rites during major holidays. · 2nd Infantry Division Memorial: Dedicated to the U.S. Army division's sacrifices during the Korean War. · Peace Train: A historical train that once crossed the border between North and South Korea. · National Memorial for Abductees: Honors South Korean civilians abducted during the Korean War.

DMZ Museum

The DMZ Theater & Exhibition Hall offers an educational and immersive experience for visitors interested in the history and impact of the Korean War. This facility serves as a crucial site for understanding the conflict that led to the division of Korea and the ongoing efforts for peace and reunification. The exhibition hall emphasizes the human aspect of the conflict, highlighting the experiences of soldiers, civilians, and families affected by the war.