I'm glad I came here at the right time of the year. They have the World Flower Exhibition, and I spent around four hours inside, enjoying every single part of the event. I think it's worth visiting at least once—you'll fall in love with it! The ticket price is reasonable compared to others, and I even got a discount because I used my public transportation card to get here. The lake is a bit outside of Seoul, and the journey took over an hour. I also took some time to walk along the lake—such a great spot for a medium-length walk! In the summer, they have a musical fountain show at night. Highly recommend this place to everyone.

Came during May where the roses bloom and surprisingly there’s really a lot to see than I imagined. Could spent half a day just walking here looking at all the flowers and view. There’s even a place where it looked like mini Nami Island !

It has been staying around the citizens in Ilsan over 20 years. The lake park is ready for different shapes in every season so we can see a variety of natural landscapes.

Beautiful Park with walking trails, bicycle trails, cafes, restaurants, flower beds, plants around the lake. There is a very small island in the center, too. There is a greenhouse fpr the cactus plants. In the lake there are Koi fish you can admire and take photos of. Waterfall south rast side of the park. Water fountain in the center of the lake. Plenty of shaded trees for hot summer days, gazebos, benches, swings and open grass space you can lay around and admire the nature and people watch. Highly recommended park 😎👍

Beautiful place. Many things to do like walking, cycling and other attractions like cactus exbhit, rose arches. There are shops around park renting bicycles if you don't have oneThere is a large parking space and convinience store too. Easily reachable by public transport.

The only reason I visited this lake again to see the pretty hydrangeas. As you see, I visited here a bit late, the hydrangeas already burnt? by the hot 🌞. Besides the pretty hydrangeas, there are many other photo spots as well. If you plan to go here, better arrive before 12pm, otherwise, you're gonna find line of cars waiting to enter the parking lot. Even if you can enter the parking lot, you have to keep circling the parking lot until you find free space.

Although this place is an artificial lake park, it seems like natural park because of lots of tree. You can enjoy this really big park in various ways such as riding a bicycle, walking and taking a rest, etc. You can also see various flowers, especially roses on Jun. This is the best place to spend time with people you love in Goyang.

I visited on Saturday and it was very crowded. Hat is mandatory to enter any pool, and the life vest is mandatory to enter the wave pool and the lazy river. I had to buy them on-site. I recommend bringing them as they were not cheap. Facilities were not that clean, and the indoor pool was stuffy.

It's hard to go on a rainy day but I imagine it's very nice on other summer days ! Even a big open court to grab food and sit at! I loved it ! Visit here ! (Even though I didn't get to see the water park)

Are you watching Love Alarm on Netflix right now? Yep, this is where they shot the skating scenes! There are 2 parks - the snow park and the water park. We were only able to visit the snow park due to limited time. Me and my family went here last June 2018. We had so, so, so much fun!! Helmets and thermal jackets are provided, pick a color! It must be worn before entering the ice for safety. The park is kid and adult friendly. This is our first time skating! Well with sleds, we hope to try the skates soon haha. The entire place is a fortress, with lot of shops, cafés, boutiques, and restaurants around.

A water park and a shopping mall next to each other. In summertime it will probably be packed. Right now it wasn't crowded at all. Decent shopping. Zara and H&M. Some other shops. Bot as crowded as western dome.

The place is quite small for only one indoor floor and one outdoor floor with 3 slides. Outdoor floor is opened at 11:00am. People are not too many, so the waiting time is fine around 15-20mins. Tickets were cheaper if bought online. Half day here is fine.

I thought sledding for hours and hours would get old but it was actually fun. You can choose between a guided slope you slide down with a partner or a solo freestyle slope. Climbing the many stairs to switch between the two, then waiting in line eats up a lot of time, but the exhilarating trip downhill makes it all worth it. When it does start to wear a little thin, there are several picture zones, a cafeteria with tasty fries and the whole indoor ice rink where you can skate, jump on a trampoline or have real dogs pull you around on a sled (kinda weird but they looked healthy enough).

So many ppl here today, Friday. Arrived here at 11 pm. I bought ticket from tmon. Pls remember and be careful, I asked the staff there and I clearly said I bought ticket from tmon, but she said I must get waiting number and must get the entrance ticket from the locket! Lucky I tried to check myself. I input the ticket number into the ticket machine, and yes I got the ticket! They need to educate their staffs again!! When we enter the entrance, we ll get locker key that we can use to keep our shoes or sandals and we can use it to pay for something we ate, drank, bought inside. For the most interesting rides here, boomerang, I waited in line for 1 hour! The ride was so short. Not worth the waiting.. one of the staff (guard) even tried to send people who queued alone coz boomerang is a ride for two. The ticket is of course cheaper compare to carribean bay but the scale is also smaller than carribean bay!

Fjallraven and Converse have really great prices for western tourists! All other brands are good too!

good!!! There are many good clothing products. We experienced good shopping.

The best mall I’ve ever seen

This is a famous outlet. i sometimes come and buy clothes and somethings. There are new products and carryover products , so you can many choices 😊 It is also good for bringing children. There are play areas for children.👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

Good amount of name brand selection and variety. Well spaced stores, helps to navigate with map throughout premise.

There's everything you want to buy.

This is a lovely outlet so new, clean and relaxing, wish I had more time there

Dorasan Station was intended to connect the South Korean rail network to North Korea's and hopefully the rest of the Asia rail network. The station was built for international use, but because of the ongoing tensions, the huge station is mostly empty, save for some memorabilia. You can take the DMZ train to the station or visit it as part of a tour, but there is not much to see here other than the railway tracks that go into North Korea. The DMZ train only runs once per day and you have to take it from a South Korean station. If you're visiting as part of a tour, you will need to pay 1000 won to access the platform with the tracks. Strongly recommend you to do that as there is not much to see in the station itself. Perhaps in the future you can take a train from here to Pyongyang.

Newly built and renovated railway station artificially opened only for tourists as no regular trains stopping here. Station is planned to be used as connection point with DPRK. Nice souvenir to get the memorial stamp for 1000 won.

Another tourist attraction stop for DMZ tour package. The South getting ready to connect the North. Hope peace coming soon.

Last weekend I finally was able to go to DMZ tour and it was so thrilling! We went to the Tunnel, Observatory and then we went to Dorasan station which is basically will be the first train station to North Korea in case of Unification. All in all, I definitely enjoyed my first trip to DMZ 🇰🇵

The northernmost train station in south korea. Also you can buy North korean wine here

Dorasan Station is situated just south of the DMZ and serves as the last stop before reaching the border with North Korea. It is part of the Gyeongui Line, which historically connected Seoul with Pyongyang. The station holds significant symbolic value as it represents the potential for future connectivity between the two Koreas. Visitors can access the platforms and view the tracks heading north. It's a moving experience to stand on the platform and imagine the journey that could one day continue into North Korea. Check the train schedule in advance to plan your visit. Although there are occasional train services to and from the station, they may not be frequent. You can get a commemorative stamp from the station as a keepsake of your visit. Dorasan Station is included as part of our guided DMZ tours (Dora Observatory, the Third Infiltration Tunnel and Peace Park), which provided a structured experience and informative insights into the station's significance.

This is the northernmost station in South Korea. It was rebuilt and reopened on 2002, but is not in use. It stands for the hope of reunification.

Interesting theatre to look into the border between north and south Korea. There is a border town on both sides but according to the tour guide to DMZ, the town in North Korea border is fake and there is no one actually living there 🤔 They don't allow us to use your own binoculars but there is a pay one to use at the observatory.

Great experience looking over the DMZ towards North Korea. Our excellent guide, Jones, was able to point out interesting sites including the various bunkers, the starting point of the third infiltration tunnels, the now abandoned industrial village, the jamming tower and more. An added bonus was that Jones brought his own pair of powerful binoculars so we did not have to queue for the public ones. As luck would have it, the weather was perfect to allow us a clear view over the DMZ. And whilst the JSA is closed to visitors, this is the next best option.

Unique and thought-provoking view into North Korea Dora Observatory is one of the most fascinating stops on a DMZ tour. From here, you can actually see into North Korea, including the North’s village of Kijŏng-dong, which, according to our guide, is mostly a ghost town built to give the illusion of prosperity. On the South Korean side, you’ll spot Daeseong-dong, a real village where people still live, and the massive South Korean flag is clearly visible from the observatory. Photos aren’t allowed here for security reasons, so it’s all about being in the moment and taking in the reality of the division between the two countries. That said, the view is striking and definitely leaves an impression. There’s also a small café and sitting area on the second floor, where you can rest while literally facing North Korea, a surreal but peaceful experience. Photos from other areas. More pics at my IG: @ogolphotos Highly recommended as part of any DMZ tour. It’s not just a tourist stop, it gives you a deep sense of the ongoing tension and hope that exists in the region.

Visiting the DMZ today on the Korean Peninsula was not as I expected at all. I was completely caught off guard how I would feel emotionally. Before I booked this tour, I was thinking - cool, let’s go check out this place. Let’s see the solders with their guns, the military check points, and get a glimpse of the Hermit Kingdom. It started out just as I expected. It felt so cool to be so close to North Korea. It wasn’t until we went to the Dora Observatory and had a chance to see the city, buildings, and farm on the other side, with binoculars, that it really hit me. All I could do was imagine what life is like for the people right in front of me, who were just a mere 4-5 kilometers from me. Here I was observing them from a far as if they lived in a zoo. These photos were not taken by me because you can not take photos of North Korea from the observatory anymore.

Very cool to see North Korea from here. No photos or there will be consequences, maybe deportation so do not even try to point your phone at North Korea. No souvenir shop here.

Nothinf intresting and special...Just a fields of North Korea..no photos policy. But we had a very good guide Cindy

Such great organization and set up to show the story and history behind the North and South of this peninsula. So many artifacts are on display and it is hair raising driving through and seeing the signs of mines in the field. The expos are well put together and provide an accurate description of what happened, how and why. There are times group viewings on the top floor with binoculars pointed towards North Korea. This is time well spent and well worth the drive understanding the conflict. Highly recommend!

We went to the 3rd infiltration tunnel as part of our DMZ tour. As the bus takes you to the tunnel, you cross an innocuous blue line painted on the road. This marks the start of the DMZ. At the 3rd tunnel there is large carpark with an old tank, museum and some sculptures at one end and the entrance to the tunnel at the other. When you enter the building housing the tunnel entrance there is a photo opportunity with some much guards. You then have to deposit your mobile phones as they cannot be taken into the tunnel. You then have to collect a safety hat which turns out to be a vital piece of kit. Don’t take it off! Now for the fun part(!) - the walk to the tunnel is 350 metres down a steep walk. Then you walk along the tunnel itself for 250 metres until the first (of three) concrete blockades; you cannot go further than the first blockade which is actually only about 170 metres from the border with North Korea. The walk along the tunnel is quite low in many places - I am 6 foot tall and spent 80% of the 250 metre walk bent over and hit my head on the jagged roof at least a 8-10 times. I was very grateful for the hard hat. The tunnel has a number of area with dynamite holes made by North Korea and the tunnel is a nice piece of history. But other than that, there is not much to see. Then you have to walk back along the tunnel for 250 metres half bent over before the 350 metre steep climb back to the top. So make sure you have comfortable walking shoes and are prepared for the walk - I was reasonably ‘puffed’ by the time I reached the top and the souvenir shop.

This was part of our dmz tour, it has unique historical background, but the tunnel itself is not very tempting. Easy way downhill for just a cement wall and then obviosly lot harder way up. Not really worth it going down since you are not allowed to take pictures.

Emotional in many ways to visit here. Cameras are not allowed in many areas...gor obvious reasons. Definitely worth the visit. A short drive from Seoul. Many tours available, but can also go on your own. We arrived and were able to get tickets without a reservation. We did arrive early, however. If you decide to go into the 3rd tunnel, its quite strenuous. The decent is steep, and low ceilings. Then the hike up. Wear comfortable shoes. Very glad we went the the DMZ while in the area.

North korea built tunnel to attack South Korea, but it was discovered in time and is now a tourist site. The walk down to the bottom and back up is brutal, wear walking shoes and take it seriously it is tough. No photos down there either. Overall a cool experience.

Fascinating experience, however do take note that it requires physical stamina to walk through a tunnel with safety helmets (those who are tall ie. 1.70m and above will need to bend down) and walk up a steep slope to return. No handphones are allowed in the tunnel. Lockers are provided prior to entering.

Interesting historical incursion into south Korea via underground tunnel. Limited photo opportunities due to being in military zone however,still well worth booking the tour and hearing about the history, and going into the tunnel itself. Fairly steep access and exit so need a level of fitness, however you can take your time.

The Third Tunnel was part of a DMZ package tour.. it was well worth it , to see what people did and endured during this period in history. The cost was very reasonable for half day including transportation from Seoul, the Dora Observatory and meeting with someone who escaped North Korea a few years ago..

We went to the 3rd infiltration tunnel as part of our DMZ tour. As the bus takes you to the tunnel, you cross an innocuous blue line painted on the road. This marks the start of the DMZ. At the 3rd tunnel there is large carpark with an old tank, museum and some sculptures at one end and the entrance to the tunnel at the other. When you enter the building housing the tunnel entrance there is a photo opportunity with some much guards. You then have to deposit your mobile phones as they cannot be taken into the tunnel. You then have to collect a safety hat which turns out to be a vital piece of kit. Don’t take it off! Now for the fun part(!) - the walk to the tunnel is 350 metres down a steep walk. Then you walk along the tunnel itself for 250 metres until the first (of three) concrete blockades; you cannot go further than the first blockade which is actually only about 170 metres from the border with North Korea. The walk along the tunnel is quite low in many places - I am 6 foot tall and spent 80% of the 250 metre walk bent over and hit my head on the jagged roof at least a 8-10 times. I was very grateful for the hard hat. The tunnel has a number of area with dynamite holes made by North Korea and the tunnel is a nice piece of history. But other than that, there is not much to see. Then you have to walk back along the tunnel for 250 metres half bent over before the 350 metre steep climb back to the top. So make sure you have comfortable walking shoes and are prepared for the walk - I was reasonably ‘puffed’ by the time I reached the top and the souvenir shop.

This was part of our dmz tour, it has unique historical background, but the tunnel itself is not very tempting. Easy way downhill for just a cement wall and then obviosly lot harder way up. Not really worth it going down since you are not allowed to take pictures.

Emotional in many ways to visit here. Cameras are not allowed in many areas...gor obvious reasons. Definitely worth the visit. A short drive from Seoul. Many tours available, but can also go on your own. We arrived and were able to get tickets without a reservation. We did arrive early, however. If you decide to go into the 3rd tunnel, its quite strenuous. The decent is steep, and low ceilings. Then the hike up. Wear comfortable shoes. Very glad we went the the DMZ while in the area.

North korea built tunnel to attack South Korea, but it was discovered in time and is now a tourist site. The walk down to the bottom and back up is brutal, wear walking shoes and take it seriously it is tough. No photos down there either. Overall a cool experience.

Fascinating experience, however do take note that it requires physical stamina to walk through a tunnel with safety helmets (those who are tall ie. 1.70m and above will need to bend down) and walk up a steep slope to return. No handphones are allowed in the tunnel. Lockers are provided prior to entering.

Interesting historical incursion into south Korea via underground tunnel. Limited photo opportunities due to being in military zone however,still well worth booking the tour and hearing about the history, and going into the tunnel itself. Fairly steep access and exit so need a level of fitness, however you can take your time.

The Third Tunnel was part of a DMZ package tour.. it was well worth it , to see what people did and endured during this period in history. The cost was very reasonable for half day including transportation from Seoul, the Dora Observatory and meeting with someone who escaped North Korea a few years ago..

"The oldest temple in Korea" Built in 381 AD, this temple retains many old traces despite being rebuilt after burning down.

Jeondeungsa Temple is a very old Buddhist temple located in Ganghwa County, Incheon, South Korea. It offers templestay programs that are very systematic.

Jeondeungsa is a stunningly beautiful temple with a unique history. I spent an afternoon here exploring the different buildings and marveling at the architecture. After walking around the sprawling grounds, you can also treat yourself to some delicious local specialties in the temple’s cafe. Highly recommend for history lovers and those wanting to gain a deeper understanding of Korean culture.

It is the oldest extant Buddhist temple in the entire Korean peninsula, having been founded in the year 381, during the Goguryeo period. Never even knew that this is the oldest temple in Korea. This is so interesting that I could actually go there. I bought a wish bracelet from their shop and I made the wish and I’m wearing it always I really recommend you going and doing the same. The scenery is absolutely beautiful and they’re beautiful kitties that you can spend your time with every angle of this place is beautiful. They also have a café with traditional Korean drinks and teas, though I do want to warn you that the one that I got was tasting like a medicine but it’s really good for your health !recommended! 😍

Beautiful temple and surroundings! It can get really crowded on the weekend. I did a 2-day/1-night templestay and it was a unique experience. The program was well organized, the temple staff really informative and attentive, the food at the restaurant delicious and the facilities clean and well maintained. Warmly recommended!

Currently there are some pathwalks being renovated but this doesn't hinder our time exploring the old temple. Very beautiful view, cheap entrance 3000₩, with discount for kids and elderly and groups... wear hiking shoes, I don't recommend slippers, steep hike for newbies. Lots of souvenir shops outside the gates and some inside the temple. There's free flowing spring water going to a wishing well. Bus 3000 is more accessible, bus 2000 they say comes every 1hrs going back to Seoul. I recommend you use naver maps for better transpo access. Best time to visit during celebration of Buddha's bday on May, spring, then on fall, and winter, summer.

Since I went to this temple during the winter, I feel Bomunsa looks more appealing. But with greens or colored leaves and flowers it might be better in season. This quiet temple offers the temple stay program in reasonable price. It might prify your dizzy mind while staying in such a beautiful temple.

Children love it here. They get to play in the mud.

dangerous thanks to north korea landmine

(Translated by Google) I came here because I heard it was a place where I could see the sunset, but I didn't see much of the sunset. I recommend Janghwa-ri Sunset Viewing Site rather than here. (Original) 낙조를 볼 수 있는 곳이라고 해서 왔더니 낙조가 별로 많이 보이진 않음 여기보다는 장화리일몰조망지 추천

(Translated by Google) A great place for an outing. A great place to see seagulls and people coexisting (Original) 나들이하기 좋은곳. 갈매기와 사람들의 공존이 보기 좋은곳

(Translated by Google) The difference between the tides on the west coast of Ganghwa Island is large, so it is a good beach to enjoy on the beach. It is not too crowded and is a good beach to spend time in, but it is not suitable for swimming. (Original) 강화도 서해안 조수 간만의 차이가 커서 해변뻘에서 즐기기 좋은 해변이다 사람들도 많이 붐비지도 않고 적당히 지내기 좋은 해수욕장 이며 해수욕 하기에는 적당하지 않다

(Translated by Google) The beach is good, but the nearby restaurants are problematic. (Original) 해변은 좋은데 주변 음식점들이 문제..

(Translated by Google) This is a Ganghwa sunset spot. The appearance of the beach that changes from time to time due to the changing tides is impressive. The fortress is a unique and beautiful sight where pearl and ice are mixed together. As it is a tourist destination, there are many restaurants and convenience stores nearby, so you can enjoy it without any inconvenience. (Original) 강화 일몰 스팟입니다. 때에 따라 달라지는 조류에 의해 시시각각 변하는 해변의 모습이 인상적입니다. 요새는 펄과 얼음이 함께 섞여있는 특이하고 아름다운 광경을 볼 수 있습니다. 관광지답게 주변에 식당과 편의점 등이 많아 불편함 없이 즐길 수 있습니다.

Very interesting place. Great tour. Nice view to north korea

Must visit the Peace Observatory 100% if weathers is not bad! You can see North Korea here(just 2.3km btw South and North). There’s another observatory in Kyodong Island next Gangwha island. Of course it’s impossible to go both places without car but it’s really worth to visit. And you will never forget about it.

Quiet and peaceful, located in nature on a hill/mini mountain. Good view of the water and can see North Korea. Educational mini museum. Educational presentation at the top floor observatory deck.

Tranquil place to view North Korea border. Also to learn the brief story of North and South Korea . Getting to know how North Korea people live in poverty is quite astonishing.

Worth a visit, feels like North Korea is closer than ever

Went via a tour. Had to climb slope road. The whole exhibition is described in korean language. hence i dont understand any single things. have to use google translation to read. the whole place is okay. the telescope is about 500w each time. it was so hot and they sell ice water (still frozen with a bit of water). it was so great!!! they do offer free room temperature water. toilet is clean. didnt spend long there as we in tour and had to rush.

A truly unique place. Looking across the water from South to North Korea is surreal. The “settlements” seen along the northern shores are fake, no inhabitants. Razor-wire fencing all around this area on south side. Guards check permits. Some have tried swimming across and never got very far.

Best Korea did not meet my expectations unfortunately, there was not enough propoganda shown so this monument did not live up to it's name. This ultimately did not ruin the experience, however, since I met former NBA star Dennis Rodman with his friend. He was a little fat though.

a bit boring and smelt like decomposing fingernails - but would recommend if you're looking for something to do on a casaul saturday

Great place , can't wait for the next public execution.

beautiful architecture, but the bullet I was shot with was rather painful!

Is ok

LET ME OUT!

(Translated by Google) Pizza Napoli had way too many anchovies, otherwise mediocre Italian restaurant Red house wine is highly recommended if you like blood in the stool and diarrhea (Original) Pizza Napoli hatte deutlich zu viele Sardellen, ansonsten mittelmäßiges italienisches Restaurant Roter Hauswein sehr empfehlenswert, wenn man auf Blut im Stuhl und Diarrhoe steht

A bit distant from DanDong city center. So It's not a crowded place. A few of up and down slops. the whole hike is about 2-3 hours and manageable. The air is fresh and the birds' eye view onto the North Korea border is fantastic at the hilltop. Not a lot amenities during off peak time.

good, manageable hike and beautiful view. north korea on the other side of the river.

(Translated by Google) Considering the entrance fee was 55 yuan, there wasn't much to see. Because of the snow, the road to the summit is blocked... It was impressive. (Original) 입장료가 55위안인 것 치고는 별로 볼 게 없었어요. 눈 때문에 정상까지 가는 길도 막히고... 일보과는 인상적이었습니다.

(Translated by Google) It is one of the tourist attractions in Dandong, China, and is the easternmost point of the Great Wall of China. Conversely, the western end of the Great Wall is located at a place called Jiayuguan, so not all of its length remains today, but if you look at a map you can see that it continued for an incredible distance. There is quite a distance to walk, and there are many very steep stairs, making it difficult for small children and the elderly to walk. It is a large tourist destination where you can feel the vastness of China. (Original) 中国丹東市の観光名所の1つであり、万里の長城の最東端です。逆に万里の長城の西の端は嘉峪関という場所とのことで今は全長が残っているわけではありませんが、地図で見るととんでもない距離まで続いていたことが分かります。 歩くだけでも結構な距離があり、さらには非常に急な階段も多いため、小さな子供や年配の方が歩くのは厳しい道のりです。規模が大きくて中国の広大さを感じることの出来る観光地です。

(Translated by Google) Mega cool old section of the Great Wall of China (of course somewhat restored here too) - far away from the usual tourist crowds. It goes steeply up and down and you can see wonderful views of the Republic of North Korea and the Chinese surrounding area along the way. Overall, a great day with wonderful hiking. (Original) Mega cooler alter Abschnitt der chinesischen Mauer (natürlich auch hier etwas restauriert) - weit ab der üblichen Touristenmassen. Es geht steil auf und ab und man sieht unterwegs herrliche Ausblkicke in die Republik Nordkorea und auch in das chin. Umland. Insgesamt ein toller Tag an dem man herrlich wandern konnte.

(Translated by Google) This is Goguryeo Bakjakseong (泊灼城), which became the center of historical distortion as part of the Northeast Project, a part of the Great Wall of China. Goguryeo, one of the most powerful countries in Korean history, built Bakjakseong near its capital, Gungnaeseong, and used it as a defensive fortress. In the later years of Goguryeo’s rule, it was also used as part of the Great Wall of China. However, after Goguryeo fell and a long time had passed, this neglected historical site became the target of the eastern end of the Northeast Project promoted by the modern People’s Republic of China government, which aimed to expand its influence on the Korean Peninsula and stabilize its control over Manchuria. China committed the atrocity of destroying Goguryeo’s relics and walls by digging them up and remodeling them in a Chinese style. Let me say it again. This is not the end of the Great Wall of China. The end of the Great Wall of China is Shanhaiguan, and it is definitely not Bakjakseong (Hosanjangseong?). The history of Goguryeo is not Chinese history. The history of Korea and Manchuria cannot be Chinese history. (Original) 이곳은 동북공정의 일환으로 만리장성의 일부라는 역사왜곡의 중심지가 된 고구려 박작성(泊灼城)입니다. 한국 역사상 가장 강력한 국가 중 하나였던 고구려는 수도 국내성 인근에 박작성을 축성하여 방어 요새로 활용하였습니다. 고구려 통치 후기에는 천리장성의 일부로 활용되기도 하였습니다. 그러나 고구려가 멸망하고 오랜 시간이 흐른 뒤, 방치되었던 이 유적지는 한반도에 대한 영향력 확장과 만주에 대한 지배권 안정을 목적으로 한 현대 중화인민공화국 정부가 추진한 동북공정 프로젝트의 동쪽 끝의 표적이 되었고, 중국은 고구려의 유물과 성벽을 도려내어 중국식으로 개조해 훼손하는 만행을 저질렀습니다. 다시 말합니다. 이곳은 만리장성의 끝이 아닙니다. 만리장성의 끝은 산해관이지 절대로 박작성(호산장성?)이 아닙니다. 고구려사는 중국사가 아닙니다. 한국과 만주의 역사는 중국사가 될 수 없습니다.

(Translated by Google) I visited North Korea alone in September 2019 because I wanted to see it up close. At the place called Rokupakudan, the opposite bank of a small stream was North Korea, and I saw some people fishing there. You can take on North Korea much closer than in Dandong Town. To go there, I took a bus from downtown Dandong, and on the way back, a shared taxi driver approached me, so I shared it with a local Chinese person and headed back to Dandong. (Original) 2019年9月に北朝鮮を間近で見たいため、一人で訪れました。六歩跨という場所は小さな小川の対岸が北朝鮮で、魚釣りをしている人を見かけました。丹東町中よりもすぐ間近に北朝鮮を挑めます。行きは丹東の町中からバスで、帰りは乗り合いタクシーの運転手が声をかけてきたので現地の中国人とシェアして丹東まで戻りました。

The Yalu River Broken Bridge was originally constructed in 1909 linking Dandong, China with North Korea facilitating the transport of goods and people across the two countries. The bridge was subsequently damaged in the Korean War in 1950 and was never repaired. It was instead converted to a viewing platform and tourist attraction due to its historical significance.

We took a day trip to Dan Dong from Shenyang on a weekday. This small city is close to the south-western region of North Korea....separated by just a river, and is the Eastern start point of the great wall. We enjoyed the ride along the river, and took pictures of the city's scenic spots, as well as the North Korean border.

The historical bridge on the Yalu River, which had been originally built by Japan at the beginning of XXth century, to connect Korea with the continental railway in Eurasia. Later back in the 50's the Korean side of the Bridge was badly damaged by the US Army🇺🇲 and never actually rebuilt. Later it was converted to a walkway and a viewing platform. Since then it's been a heritage and a historical site for tourists. At the end of the Broken Bridge one can have a look at North Korea. Worth visiting and an intriguing lesson of world's history. 🇨🇳🇰🇵

Yalu River Broken Bridge is located in China's Dandong city , bordering Nort Koreas Sinuiju city. The bridge is damaged by Americans during the Korean War of 1950-53. From the broken bridge, you can see North Korea about 900 meters away. A very good historical place.

very cool place. The bridge was bombed by the US during the Karean war. We only visit china side. But we are able to see the north Karean.

Famous damaged bridge between China and North Korea in Dandong. Americans destroyed it during Korean War. Some parts of bridge is open. You can walk along until the end of broken bridge. Nowadays very popular tourist attraction point, well known and visited. This location exists on those historic events. Therefore many restaurants are there. You will get to Dandong by railway. We started from Shenyang to Dandong., maybe it took about 1 and a half hour. Train very modern and fast with air conditioner. So the travel was relaxing. Sometimes North Koreans speak to you. They advertise Korean Snow Mountains for skiing.

The North Korean ferris wheel is actually a 2D replica of a ferris wheel. That's just so gorgeous!

Only a 20 minutes train ride from Dandong. Only use official taxies as the others can be dangerous (we were given a lift by a madman). If you didn't bring gloves with you, it's worth buying a pair as the handrails will be cold and slippery. People suffering from acrophobia stay away from the paths on top of the hills. Only one way traffic, so you won't be able to go back!

I visited FengHuang mountain in Dandong this Sep 2024. It was so excited. Need to take not that, you are adviced to wear the glove before you start climbing. Because some of the area you need it otherwise it is so slip on your hand. Got 1 side called "老牛背”，it is to test your how strong your it is. Both left and right side are cliff. And you need to walk through a very narrow way. I was unable to go through it. Maybe next time. Enjoy and be careful

Fantastic place to walk, climb and see a spectacular scenery. And very few western tourists to see, as well.

Nice peach blossom smell

What steep mountain roads!

Super

Just awesome!

Such a nice place for a good view of sea and mountain.

Awesome Geology

Good

(Translated by Google) Beautiful hiking trail along the coast via paved paths and bridges on the coast and on the beach. (Original) Schöner Wanderweg entlang der Küste über befestige Wege und Brücken an der Küste und am Strand.

(Translated by Google) The natural rocks form various shapes along the coast. Walking on the trail, in addition to the sea view, you can also touch the wonders of nature. (Original) 自然奇岩沿著海岸形成各種不同的造型，行走於步道上除了海景更能觸及大自然的奇景。

(Translated by Google) Beautiful. See photo (Original) Красиво. Смотрите фото

(Translated by Google) Is it a comprehensive tourist destination? (Original) 総合観光地かな😅

Nice large beach and lot of small restaurants but water is quite dirty and people drives with water jets in same area with swimmers. Sea food in restaurants is good and price level is low

Good

Open air concert at American school is brilliant

would recommend

The colour of the water is amazing!

(Translated by Google) If you go to Geumseoktan, you must play a round. It's also a course near the beach. The inner course is cheaper because it doesn't go around the beach. The natural golf driving range is also great. The best! Photos are a must! It takes an hour from downtown Dalian. (Original) 금석탄에 가면 반드시 라운딩을 하셔야.그것도 바닷가쪽 코스로. 안쪽코스는 저렴.바닷가를 끼고 돌지않아서. 천연 골프연습장도 좋고 .최고! 사진은 필수! 대련시내에서 한시간 잡으면됌.

(Translated by Google) Endless white sand beach, very good bathing beach. (Original) 一望無際的白色沙灘，很不錯的海水浴場。

Good place for climbing. Can be dangerous.

A GOOD TREKKING EXPERIENCE, A WHOLE Scenic View

(Translated by Google) If you like mountains, this is a place worth visiting. The height is the same as Gwanaksan Mountain, but there are stone steps all the way to the top, so wearing sneakers is not a problem. The mountain scenery is nice and the view from the top is also nice. When coming down, it is convenient to take a mini shuttle bus (10 yuan per person). It was difficult to get there by public transportation, so I took a taxi and it cost about 150 yuan for a round trip from downtown. (Original) 산을 좋아하는 분이시라면 가볼만한 곳입니다. 높이는 관악산과 같은데 정상까지 계속 돌계단이라 운동화 신어도 무리 없어요. 산 풍경도 멋지고 정상 전망도 좋아요. 내려올 땐 미니 셔틀버스 (1인당 10위안) 타면 편해요. 대중교통으로 가기엔 어려워 택시 타고 이동했는데 시내에서 왕복 택시비 150위안 정도 들었습니다.

(Translated by Google) A classic hiking mountain It's over 600m, but it's easy. There were surprisingly many different kinds of birds and squirrels (there was also a golden chicken). (Original) 定番のハイキング山です 600m超えですが楽チンです 意外といろんな鳥やリスもいました（金鶏もいました）

(Translated by Google) Dalian Daheishan (Original) 대련 대흑산

Went there for skiing this winter! The snow was fake but good, but make sure you get there early in the morning before the artificial snow goes bad. Good facilities with restaurant and WiFi! All equipment hire available and included for the entrance fee, very affordable. The slopes are easy to master if you know what you are doing, but the big peak is a challenge. Also has other facilities like hotel and hot springs!

Interesting resort, but speak only chinese

(Translated by Google) Although it is a little far from downtown Dalian, it is a ski resort that you can go on a day trip to. There are ski resorts in the city, but this one has longer courses and steeper slopes, making it more enjoyable. (Original) 大連市街から少し離れますが、日帰りで行けるスキー場。市内にもスキー場は有るが此方の方がコースが長く傾斜角も有り、楽しめる。

(Translated by Google) Very good, first choice for leisure travel and relaxation (Original) 非常不错 休闲旅游放松 首选