Goseong Unification Observatory (κ³ μ± ν΅μΌμ λ§νμ)
π 481 Geumgangsan-ro, Hyeonnae-myeon, Goseong-gun, Gangwon-do
Overview
The Goseong Unification Observatory stands as the northernmost observatory in South Korea. It provides panoramic views of the DMZ, the East Sea, and North Korea's Geumgangsan Mountain. Established as a symbol of hope for the reunification of the Korean Peninsula, it features an exhibition hall dedicated to educating visitors about the Korean War (1950-1953). Due to its location near the DMZ, visitors must bring an ID, such as a passport or foreigner resident card, for entry.
Visitor Info
Hours
[March 1 - July 14 / August 21 - October 31] 09:00-16:50 <br>[July 15 - August 20] 09:00-17:50 <br>[November 1 - February 28] 09:00-15:50
Closed
N/A (open all year round) <br> * 2025 scheduled closed dates: Jan 6, 20 / Feb 3, 17 / Mar 17, 31 <br> * Subject to close without advance notice due to unforseen circumstances; check in advance before visiting.
Parking
Available
Location
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