[Paju, South Korea Itinerary] Climb Mount Wudu to see North Korea

Curious about North Korea? Then you can climb up Mount Wudu in South Korea and look at North Korea through a telescope! Built in 1992, the Wudusan Unification Observatory is located in Tanhyeon-myeon, Paju City, Gyeonggi Province, South Korea. The Odusan Unification Observatory is different from the Dora Observatory which is managed by the military. It is an observatory managed by a private organization. When you arrive at the entrance of the Unification Observatory on Mount Wudu, you can clearly see the statue of Cho Man-sik and the Wangbaidan for people to worship their ancestors in the north. There are exhibition rooms and an observation room on the inner floor of the observatory. There are some introductions and exhibits about North Korea in the exhibition room. In addition to viewing exhibits and learning about North Korea through indoor introductions, visitors can also go to the observation room or rooftop to see North Korea from afar. There are telescopes in the observatory and on the top floor for visitors to use. If the weather is clear, you can enjoy the beautiful scenery of the Imjin River and observe the current situation of Kijong-dong in North Korea. In summary, the Wudusan Unification Observatory is a tourist attraction that is very worth visiting. If you are interested in the history of North and South Korea, I would highly recommend visiting the Wudusan Unification Observatory. I believe your visit will be an unforgettable experience. #Japanese and Korean urban attractions