Cheorwon, Peaceful 'Durumi Janeun Beodeulgol'

Durumi Janeun Beodeulgol Village in the DMZ, where the natural ecosystem is well preserved, is a sanctuary where red-crowned cranes—a Natural Monument and Class I Endangered Wildlife Species—stay for the winter. In Beodeulgol Village, visitors can explore migratory bird habitats and feed cranes where they appear. Popular winter activities include spotting migratory birds, feeding cranes, crane birdwatching, ice sledding, and making red pepper paste (gochujang). Embark on a peace and security tour of Cheorwon, spanning to the Cheorwon Korean Workers' Party Headquarters and the DMZ Ecological Peace Park.

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   Durumi Janeun Beodeulgol Village

   두루미 자는 버들골 마을

   In Beodeulgol Village, visitors can visit nearby migratory bird habitats to observe cranes or participate in feeding them where they frequently gather, helping these cranes—a Natural Monument and Class I Endangered Wildlife Species—spend a warm winter.MoreLess

   

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   Cheorwon Korean Workers' Party Headquarters

   철원 노동당사

   Located in Gwanjeon-ri, Cheorwon-eup, Gangwon-do, the Korean Workers' Party Headquarters is a three-story building completed in 1946. It was used as the North Korean Workers' Party headquarters until the outbreak of the Korean War.MoreLess

   

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   DMZ Ecological Peace Park

   DMZ 생태평화공원

   The Saengchang-ri DMZ Ecological Peace Park was created under a joint agreement among the Ministry of Environment, the Ministry of National Defense (the 3rd Infantry Division), and Cheorwon-gun to convey the DMZ's symbolic message of coexistence between war, peace, and ecology.MoreLess

   

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