Healing Winter Journey with Migratory Birds in Yeoncheon

Yeoncheon Saedungji Village is famous as a habitat for migratory birds, featuring silver grass-filled fields shaped like a bird's nest. In Saedungji Village, you can experience the generous hospitality of the countryside through bountiful harvest experiences and farm stays. Tour the Jeongok Prehistory Musuem to see Paleolithic artifacts of Yeoncheon, and encounter natural monument red-crowned cranes at the Imjingang Peace Wetland. Standing at Typhoon Observatory, the closest observatory to North Korea, you can even see Gaeseong on clear days. The moment you feel hope for peace and coexistence coming closer, it is true healing.

Along the way

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   Saedungji Village

   새둥지마을

   In the northernmost part of Gyeonggi-do overlooking the Imjingang River lies Saedungji Village, which was released from the Civilian Control Zone only about ten years ago.MoreLess

   

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   Jeongok Prehistory Musuem

   전곡선사박물관

   Jeongok Prehistory Musuem is an archaeological site museum established at the Jeongok-ri Paleolithic Site, a historic site that rewrote the history of global Paleolithic research with the discovery of East Asia's first Acheulean-type handaxe.MoreLess

   

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   Imjingang Peace Wetland

   임진강평화습지원

   Located inside the Civilian Control Zone, the Imjingang Peace Wetland requires verification at a military checkpoint to enter.

   

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   Typhoon Observatory

   태풍전망대

   Typhoon Observatory was built on December 3, 1991, by the invincible Typhoon Division and is located on Suribong, the highest peak of Bikkisan Mountain in Jung-myeon, about 65 km from Seoul and 140 km from Pyeongyang.MoreLess

   

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