An observation post overlooking North Korea. Violent fighting took place in this area, in particular, one of the bloodiest battles of the Korean War, the Battle of the White Horse (Hill).

"White Horse" was the name given to a small hill that changed hands 24 times during the 10 days of battle; after the end of the battle, the hill became completely bald and white, that is how it got its name. It is noteworthy that the battle took place between the joint forces of the South Korean army and the United States and ... "Chinese people's volunteers."

The region of North Korea that can be observed from here was once the capital of the cruel founder of the Taebong state, Wang Kune.

For an additional fee, you can climb the hill, where the "observatory" is located on the monorail; but we would recommend to go on foot: it is not far away, and along the way you will meet a couple of interesting sculptures.

Incompatibility. DMZ, Dopiansa Temple, Goseokcheong, Hantangang Geopark