Where Thoughts Linger: A Journey Along the Ceasefire Line

Built on December 3, 1991, by the invincible Typhoon Unit, Typhoon Observatory is located on Suribong Peak, the highest point of Bikkisan Mountain in Jung-myeon, situated approximately 65 km from Seoul and 140 km from Pyongyang.

Along the way

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   Typhoon Observatory

   태풍전망대

   Built on December 3, 1991, by the invincible Typhoon Unit, Typhoon Observatory is located on Suribong Peak, the highest point of Bikkisan Mountain in Jung-myeon, situated approximately 65 km from Seoul and 140 km from Pyongyang.MoreLess

   

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   Seokjangri Art Museum

   석장리미술관

   Seokjangri Art Museum is a cultural space established in 1990 in Seokjang-ri, Baekhak-myeon, Yeoncheon-gun, Gyeonggi-do—a deep rural village once called 'Jageun Beodeugol'— that has been lovingly cultivated and nurtured by artists themselves.MoreLess

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   Joseon Wangga

   조선왕가

   As the only place where visitors can directly experience a house where a prince of the Joseon Dynasty once lived, this space embodies the antique beauty of hanok while offering a glimpse into how traditional Korean houses can be modernized.MoreLess

   

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   Joseon Wangga

   조선왕가

   As the only place where visitors can directly experience a house where a prince of the Joseon Dynasty once lived, this space embodies the antique beauty of hanok while offering a glimpse into how traditional Korean houses can be modernized.MoreLess

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