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Byukchoji Gardens in Paju
If you visit the city of Paju, make sure you make time to stroll in the Byukchoji Gardens. Although it rained the entire time I was there, the Byukchoji Gardens was one of the highlights of my…
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Is it safe to go to the DMZ alone?
Demilitarized Zones (DMZ) is uniquely Korea. It is practically the only place in the world where Cold War remnant is still practically ‘alive’. Berlin Wall’s ruins might be there,…
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The Forgotten City -Paju, Gyeongi Province
Have you heard about Paju city? Introduction Paju is a city in Gyeonggi Province, that is located around 33km from Seoul, the capital city of South Korea. It is not far and there are actually…
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Odusan Unification Tower: Memories between South and North Korea
Formerly a single nation annexed by Japan in 1910’s, South and North Korea has been divided into two since the end of World War II. After that, the 2 Koreas have undergone few rounds of…
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Get in Friend! We’re going to the DMZ
Being a tourist in the city or country that you’re from isn’t something most of us do (and why would we, we’re from here) but when you live as an ex-pat abroad, all of a sudden doing all of…
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Imjingak Park- Stunning Destination Backed By Ancient Historic Brilliance
Situated about 54km away from Seoul’s grand City Hall, you’ll find a captivating destination that screams allure upon first glance. Yes, the striking Imjingak Park is considered to be a part…
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DMZ – a land of history, peace and reunion
DMZ – is an abbreviation for Demilitarized zone. DMZ is a region on the Korean peninsula that demarcates North Korea from South Korea. It follows the 38th parallel, roughly 240 km long across…
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