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Located in the city of Gyeonggi-do, South Korea, near DMZ is a security tourist attraction built for the reunification of the peninsula. It was built in 1972. Linjin Pavilion is divided into 1 underground floor and 3 above ground floor. It is composed of North Korea Memorial Hall Unification Park and various monuments. Linjin Pavilion is also displayed outside the Tan that was used in the war. 12 kinds of military equipment such as Keroplanes are a safe place to visit, remembering the pain of war and division, filled with a strong desire for unity.

South Korea, Gyeonggi Road Linjin Pavilion, the nearest place to see the 38th line in the itinerary, unlike the imagination, did not see the blue house that signed the peace agreement, how much disappointed! Didn't South Korea have a group to the blue house?

The free bridge, which was used as a prisoner exchange, and the original, unreserved steam train on the Jingyi Line derailed by the attack during the Korean War. Eat lunch here before entering Panmunjom on a day trip.

It was a place where I could feel color 々, so I went to dusk, so I couldn't see telescopes.

It's really beautiful to go in the fall when cosmos is in the middle of the fall. It's open and I recommend a cafe called Poby!

Linjin Pavilion is surrounded by altars overlooking home and expressing yearning for ancestors, as well as exhibition halls displaying more than 400 pieces of information and pictorials related to Korean military, political and social conditions, as well as war monuments in Linjin River area, US military participation monuments, tanks and aircraft used in Korean war. In addition, there are Freedom Bridge, "Railway Dream Running (Jingyi Railway Interruption Point)" and the comfort tower for the martyred diplomatic envoys in Ongshan, Myanmar, which are safe places of sightseeing bearing in mind the bitterness of war and division and permeating with a strong sense of desire for unity.