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Can only take the picture of the stairway...
You can't take pictures of any army personnels in the background.
Anyway, we were brought up there to watch a video.
Ehh...I can't recall what the video was all about.
No photo taking is allowed inside that room.
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Cheorwon Crane Park
It was more like an exhibition to me.
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That's the "Park"....
This was the most boring place in the city tour...
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| Noted. Nothing much in this "Park" or rather building. |
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Next stop is Baekmagoji Battlefield 백마고지.
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Soldier explaining in Korean...
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| The site of the Baengma Hill Battle. |
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Very nice scenery ahead but no photo taking is allowed. I took this secretly! There was a Japanese woman happily posing for pictures with the beautiful scenery as the background. There were many people but nobody stopped her. Out of curiosity, I asked my guide. My guide went forward to inform her no photo taking is allowed. OOppss!! I didn't mean to spoilt her day. DMZ tour is getting more popular among foreigners. Foreigners can easily break a rule without even knowing it! It will be good if they can install some sign board in English or even Mandarin.
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Its time to head back to Baekmagoji Train Station.
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