Jaein Falls

Yeolsoe Observatory was established on April 11, 1998, by the Republic of Korea Army’s “Key Unit” to provide security education and to console displaced people who long for their hometowns in the North. From the observatory, visitors can view North Korea at a glance. The exhibition hall displays North Korean household items and military equipment, offering a glimpse into the reality of life in the North.

It is a unification experience and training facility operated by the Ministry of Unification, providing opportunities to reflect on division and unification through various programs and hands-on activities. The center is equipped with modern facilities such as the Unification Future Experience Hall, dormitories, a gymnasium, a family village, and outdoor activity areas.

It is a prehistoric museum built at the Jeongok-ri Paleolithic site where East Asia’s first Acheulean hand axe was discovered. The permanent exhibitions introduce human evolution, Paleolithic stone tools, and the natural environment through excavated artifacts, life-size models, and reconstructed shelters. The building has a curved, metallic exterior inspired by natural forms, and inside there are interactive displays and occasional hands-on programs for children and adults. Information panels are mainly in Korean, with some English support.

A seasonal garden near the Imjin River, known for its fields of kochia plants. The plants turn red and pink in autumn, creating a colorful landscape that is popular for walking and photography.