DMZ Museum

We learned about this attraction during conversations with some friends in the hotel pool. I travel to Bali often but never heard of it. When you step into the museum, you will find it confusing. There are many rooms in this warehouse, and you don't know how big it is, but it takes hours to visit. The art here is great and suitable for couples and families with children (older children). If the child is under 6-7, I don't recommend experiencing 3D art. It takes some time to take pictures of memorials in all rooms. The staff is great and will tell you where to stand and take beautiful photos. They are happy to help you take pictures with your phone or camera so you don’t need to spend extra money to buy photos at the DMZ museum. My partner and I love it and we recommend it if you want to experience different fun.

To visit here, you must transfer to a bus designated by the South Korean government. You can see the tunnel dug by the DPRK, and it is said that new tunnels are still being discovered. The museum displays weapons that were exchanged between the two sides and weapons seized from the DPRK personnel who were caught.

Visit the museum to make people understand the history before and after the inter-Korean war, the people are uprooted, the military conflict between the two countries, etc., and pray for peace.

DMZ Museum, I feel very inconvenient to come here for the traffic of the museum, the location is relatively biased, not very easy to find, but here you can learn a lot of history, it is recommended

Before the tunnel, the explanation of the 38th line was arranged. The glass outside the hall where the sand plate was explained can overlook the North Korea opposite the 38th line. The film and television hall also told the history of the civil war that year.