UN Memorial Cemetery in Korea

This is the annual chrysanthemum exhibition in this park. It is so beautiful. A variety of flowers and shapes will attract many people to visit and take pictures every time. Welcome everyone to visit the annual chrysanthemum exhibition.

This quiet, well-maintained cemetery is the final resting place for 2,300 people in 11 countries, each with its own part. We went in from the East Gate and walked through the UN Memorial Park to the door, which was interesting. The memorial displays pictures of the Korean War and related items. The memorial wall is a memorial wall engraved with the names of the victims of the war, with the names of nearly 41,000 people on it. We walked through the gate, where we picked up a pamphlet with a map of the cemetery. When we entered the East Gate, we saw nothing. A short but very moving visit to the United Nations War Memorial in Busan, where the war cemetery is kept in such beautiful circumstances, is a fitting tribute to all the United Nations soldiers who lost their lives in this forgotten war. The soldiers of the Gloucester Legion have never failed their battle glory and paid the ultimate price for our freedom, and the tributes to them have touched me particularly.

Stunning and well kept cemetery. Got to know a little history about the Korean war. Worth a visit

UN Park is a cemetery park for the heroes of United Nations soldiers who died in the Korean War from 1950 to 1953. Around 135,000_in the park, there are green grasslands, memorials, Turkish monuments, Greek monuments, Australian monuments, and United Nations military comfort towers and ponds arranged in an orderly manner. The Memorial Hall and memorial hall were built by UN in 1964 and 1968 respectively, while the gate of the park was built with donations from Pusan citizens.

UN Memorial Cemetery in Busan is a commemorative cemetery constructed in the honour of fallen UN soldiers durinh the Korean war from 1950 to 1953. There are graves of soldiers from various nationalities who died fighting as part of UN Forcr. People come and offer their respect and homage to fallen soldiers.

The HanUN Memorial Park is the only cemetery in the world where 2,300 bodies were laid in the graveyard of United Nations soldiers killed in the war between 1950 and 1953. On November 7, 1955, the Korean Parliament gave away land and proposed the establishment of the United Nations Officer's Cemetery Park. The original intention was to make it an educational place for visitors to learn about the war in many ways, to explore 16 war-supporting countries and 5 medical-supporting countries that had participated in the war. But in our eyes, there are vast green grasslands, pruned trees and flowers blooming all over the park. The cemetery is more like a tourist attraction.

It's a double cherry blossom spot in spring, so it's a place you really have to go in spring ㅎㅎㅎ

It's so nice to take a walk while walking and there is a clean toilet, so I recommend it! It's a park where many locals take a walk.