PEACE PARK, our first stop.
This is freedom bridge. It leads (except for the fence) to a guard house which watches over the bridge connecting North and South.
The bridge connecting North and South, behind barbed wire fences.
The bridge ends with a fence where people hang peace banners.
The banner with "Grace" intersecting "Peace" was left by the Mennonite church (of the same name) in Seoul. I believe they hung it up 3 years ago.
What is visible through the fence. The bridge then goes on to the right of the guard tower.
From Peace Park, we took a bus to various DMZ sites. We were told not to take pictures, but I snuck one from the bus. We took the bus to a cave (one of several) where North Korea attempted to tunnel into South Korea for a potential attack. SK intercepted it and blocked the cave. Inside the cave we were again told not to take pictures, but I took some with my phone.
This is freedom bridge. It leads (except for the fence) to a guard house which watches over the bridge connecting North and South.
The bridge connecting North and South, behind barbed wire fences.
The bridge ends with a fence where people hang peace banners.
The banner with "Grace" intersecting "Peace" was left by the Mennonite church (of the same name) in Seoul. I believe they hung it up 3 years ago.
What is visible through the fence. The bridge then goes on to the right of the guard tower.
From Peace Park, we took a bus to various DMZ sites. We were told not to take pictures, but I snuck one from the bus. We took the bus to a cave (one of several) where North Korea attempted to tunnel into South Korea for a potential attack. SK intercepted it and blocked the cave. Inside the cave we were again told not to take pictures, but I took some with my phone.
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