What it's REALLY like to visit the DMZ (visiting North Korea) 한국어 자막

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Timecodes:
0:00 Intro
0:30 Driving to the DMZ
1:44 Imjingak Park
3:36 Mangbaedan Memorial Altar
5:13 Entering the DMZ
5:47 War Memorial of Korea
7:54 Giftshop at the DMZ
8:28 Third Tunnel of Aggression
9:25 Seeing North Korea
13:00 Daeseong-dong
Today's video is another video from Korea! This time we're heading to the DMZ to see North Korea for ourselves and learn more about the Korean War (aka the "Forgotten War") which never technically ended in 1953 when North Korea and South Korea signed an armistice agreement. Today, this strip of land is the most fortified border in the world and is referred to as the DMZ (de-militarized zone). Ironically, most of the DMZ is incredibly fortified and armed and the tension is real. Join us as we learn about the war, see North Korea with our own eyes, and see the special place that is the DMZ.
🚌 Our DMZ tour company was wonderful and we had the most amazing guide, Nancy! Be sure to check them out if you plan on visiting the DMZ. They'll do everything they can to get you into the DMZ safely and to learn as much as possible: www.vviptravel.com
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Hey y'all! We're Chris + Sara (or as you know us, Let’s Be Us), a husband and wife digital nomad travel duo currently working and traveling full time with our pup, Kramer. We've always dreamed of traveling full time, and in May of 2018 we took the leap and made it happen! Today we're balancing work and fun everywhere between the Pacific and Atlantic. From hiking and cycling to tacos and coffee, we're trying to see and experience as much of this world as we can! While our home is currently on wheels in our DIY Sprinter van, our travels take us all around the world.
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@chrisandsara Год назад

Stay tuned for more Korea videos over the next few weeks! For more behind the scenes, follow along over on Instagram @chrisandsara_ (instagram.com/chrisandsara_ )

@Sunkissedguy Год назад

Hi. May I know the specific tour that you took? I will be in Seoul from Dec 1-4 and I am hoping to visit the DMZ as well.

@chrisandsara Год назад

@@Sunkissedguy 🚌 Our DMZ tour company was wonderful and we had the most amazing guide, Nancy! Be sure to check them out if you plan on visiting the DMZ. They'll do everything they can to get you into the DMZ safely and to learn as much as possible: www.vviptravel.com

@user-xv7rj5ud8n Год назад

당신들은 관강을 하러 오지만 우리는 같은 형제끼리 총으로 무장하고 날 죽이러 오지는 않는지 두려움을 안고 살고 있답니다...나라가 힘이 없다고 이렇게 유린당한 조국이 불상합니다.우리는 어느 나라도 침범한적 없고 이유 없이 다른나라 국민을 죽인적도 없습니다. 우리는 안전한 통일을 해서 북의 형제들과 100년 전에 중국에게 빼았긴 만주도 찾아야 합니다.... 그곳에 우리와 같은 언어 역사 문화을 사용하는 또 다른 형제가 있습니다....중국이 우리가 힘이 없을때 조용히 빼았아간 영토을 찾아야 합니다.. 우리는 친구가 없습니다.. 미국도 진심으로 한국 통일을 바라는지 우리는 모릅니다..?? 일본은 분명하게 통일을 두려워 합니다. 일본의 식민지때 감정을 한국 북한 사람 모두 가슴에 두고 있습니다. 진심어린 사과 또한 없습니다. 중국도 빼았긴 땅을 찾으로 올까봐 통일을 두려워 합니다. 한국의 민주적인 나라을 두려워 해서 국경을 맞대고 싶어 하지 않습니다. 그래도 러시아는 우리의 통일을 진심 바랍니다. 통일이 되어서 러시아와 많은 일을 하고 싶어 합니다. 통일을 하면 러시아와 국경을 맞대게 되는데 한국의 자본으로 러시아 영토을 개발하고 싶어 합니다.. 한국이 안전한 통일을 할수 있고 중국에 있는 영토을 찾을수 있도록 도와 주시고 기원해 주십시요 우리는 아직도 많은 일들을 해야 합니다. 고맙습니다...

@VidiViciVlog Год назад

Hello. I was wondering do you guys have a warranty on your van. Like to cover if things break down.

@Si_Yo_Ming 8 месяцев назад

@@user-xv7rj5ud8n 혼자 뭐라는거야..

@Mr2Reviews Год назад

Korean-American here. Born and raised in southern California now living in Korea for almost 10 years now. I'm 39 and my dad was born during the Korean War. Crazy to think my parents grew up immediately after the war when Korea was ranked one of the poorest if not thee poorest country at the time. I also learned while I was in college in the early 2000s that my grandmother on my father's side was a comfort woman. That led me to learn more about modern Korean history since I got virtually none in the U.S. public education system. I hope more people all around the world will take interest and learn about Korean history and I hope Korea lives up to its national motto, 홍익인간 (To benefit humanity). Thank you for being beautiful American human beings with an open mind and a compassionate heart toward Korea.

@ICNseoulTaxiTransferBooking Год назад

환영합니다 감사합니다!

@SupremeLeader966 Год назад

Come visit the north!

@deekang6244 Год назад

My mother might have been a Camptown woman. I’m adopted. Grew up in the US.

@user-qy8pe5gk6h 11 месяцев назад

소련 붕괴 후 문건이 나와서 625는 소련의 사주를 받은 김일성의 남침 이라는 발표가 있었음에도 인정하지 않고 미국의 북침이라 주장하는 사람들이 저기에 소녀상을 설치해서 어떻게 해서든 미국과 일본을 싸잡아서 피해자가 아닌 피의자로 만들려는 민주당의 노력이 가상하네요 저기까지 소녀상을 설치 하다니 ㅋ

@nowar2982 Год назад

In my opinion, this contents is not just a travel guide channel. It is a special contents that shares the history and pain of the destination with viewers. As a Korean, I want to say thank you to the two main characters of this contents.

@slow_travel Год назад

의미있는 영상 감사합니다. 다른 나라의 역사와 문화를 이해하고 공감하려는 노력이 느껴지네요. 좋은 경험과 추억이 되시길 바랍니다.👍👍👍

@FlavorofMind Год назад

맞아요.. the effort put into this is evident! 잘 봤습니다.

@solitares67 Год назад

영상의 내용은 좋습니다만 썸네일에 있는 잘 못 그려진 태극기는 눈에 거슬리네요.

@user-kd9gy7gr1c Год назад

요즘한국인보다 더 dmz 의미를 아는것같아서 뭉클합니다 말씀도 너무 이쁘게 하시고 ...훌륭한 영상 감사합니다 항상 응원할께요

@meeples7599 Год назад

There are a lot of travel vloggers on RU-vid, but the reason I subscribe to your channel and watch your videos religiously is for your deep respect and eagerness to learn about the places you visit and your phenomenal cinematography! Thank you for taking deep dives into every place you go and sharing them with us. I was saddened to hear that your Iceland videos were not more watched because they were absolutely stunning and inspired me to go even more than I already wanted to. Hopefully they will catch on!

@chrisandsara Год назад

Wow, thank you so much for this encouragement! We're so happy to have you tagging along on our adventures with us via RU-vid. And YES! Go to Iceland (and Korea) and let us know how much you love it! :)

@sangholee3251 Год назад

Hey Chris and Sara, I rarely post comments on the internet, but I was especially touched by what you said at the end of the video. Thank you for being respectful and truly understanding the division and the devastation of Korean separations at the DMZ unlike other vlogers that were taking it not as seriously. I wish you guys visited the panmunjum (판문점) too, but I assume it was closed due to COVID. I hope you guys enjoyed Korea. As a Korean who went abroad and mostly studied in the US, I was always curious of those visiting my country and how they felt. Thank you for sharing your footsteps with us. Amazing videography and editing. Keep up the good work!

@tammiestevens6098 Год назад

Thank you for approaching this with such sensitivity and respect! ❤

@chrisandsara Год назад

Thank you for watching!

@chirstopherj Год назад

Hello, I hope you're safe over there? I hope this year brings happiness, prosperity, and love 💛all over the world, I would love us to be good friends in honesty and in trust if you don't mind. I'm Doctor Christopher Johnson from San Francisco, California, where are you from if I may ask?

@leemtm Год назад

웃으면서 볼려구 들어왔는데 가슴 뭉클한 이야기군요 좋은 영상 감사드립니다 두분 항상 행복하세요

@dirjdyrjthso Год назад

Thank you for visiting with interest in Korea's sad history. We believe that one day we will overcome this division and become unified.

@chrisandsara Год назад

Thanks so much for watching!

@Kim-yq6ku Год назад

한국을 위해 참전하신분들께 항상 감사히생각합니다. 저는 외국인들에게 항상 잘해드려요~!

@sangyeonkim1868 Год назад

Really love this video!! You guys definitely prepared a lot for introducing our history and current situations in Korea. This video shows how you guys are so serious and respectful to our tragedy, making me get so warm. Kudos to this channel!!

@FlavorofMind Год назад

Agreed. Love when folks give both detail and respect when covering this sensitive situation and complicated history. Well done!

@chrisandsara Год назад

Thank you so much! That's a huge compliment and we're glad the respect was conveyed in the video. Thank you for watching! ❤

@FlavorofMind Год назад

와.. 잘 봤읍니다.. As someone with both Korean and American relatives that have served in Korea, I very much appreciate the care that was put into this episode. Very thoughtful and informative! Looking forward to more.

@chrisandsara Год назад

We're so glad to hear that, thank you so much for watching!

@user-qn7mc7zw6e Год назад

대한민국 국민으로서 6.25 참전국 국민들과 참전 용사분들께 감사합니다

@ThisIsMyBigWin 6 месяцев назад

Out of all the DMZ tour videos I watched, I must say this is by far the best. I learned a lot and I appreciate your sincerity and respect for the whole situation at the DMZ. I plan on visiting soon myself so thank you for the info! pls keep making amazing content guys!

@EricandSarah Год назад

Ok we're officially hooked on your videos now. SO well done and we appreciate the time you guys take to honour and respect the reality of so many Koreans. Great quality, information, storytelling, and videography. Definitely raises the bar for our own vlogs!

@chrisandsara Год назад

Thank you so much for watching, we really appreciate it!

@carolew8297 Год назад

Thank you for your sensitivity dealing with todays’s video. It’s such a fragile situation abs you both did it justice

@chrisandsara Год назад

Thank you so much, Carole! ❤

@0508toya Год назад

뜻깊은곳에 같다와주셔서 감사합니다. 저는 항상 미국이 역사적으로보나, 우리나라에 큰 도움을 주셨다는것에 늘 감사하답니다🙇

@dk-vz2ji Год назад

와.... 우리 과학쌤처럼 말하네

@chadori62 Год назад

One of the best DMZ vlog by foreiners. Enjoyed it very much. Thank you

@bandi138138 Год назад

My uncle lost was orphaned by the Korean war and and was separated from his sister, who got lost in the north. I greatly appreciate the respect to a national tragedy. It’s wonderful to see people come together and understand each other, and encourages me to learn more of other cultures that are unfamiliar to me as well.

@mhn7700 Год назад

I truly appreciate the research and respect you show towards this whole subject and part of Korean history. I haven't seen it to this level in many other vlogs. and thank you for leaving the link to your tour in the info box :)

@munshine101st Год назад

Hey guys, thanks for being informative, and able to navigate through such an sensitive issue with dignity. Your segment of visiting the Korean War Memorial, reflected understanding throughout your narrative. Thank you!

@FlavorofMind Год назад

I also liked that they showed the memorial... One of the better introductions to the DMZ I've seen on RU-vid!

@chrisandsara Год назад

Thanks so much for watching!

@lostamonglocals5382 Год назад

Great video guys! y'all did so good at respecting the culture and history along with good information, storytelling and videography.

@chrisandsara Год назад

Thank you so much! So glad you enjoyed this one! Definitely a different feel from our other Korean vlogs.

@JohnandCaraRetiredTravellers Год назад

Very well done guys! Glad you went to the museum first. It’s so important for us to learn the history to better understand today. Thank you so much! ~Cara 💖

@chrisandsara Год назад

Thank you! We're so glad we went as well, very helpful!

@johnnfrancis Год назад

Chris, you’re editing here lately has seriously leveled up! I’m really enjoying the “small” things you’ve added.

@chrisandsara Год назад

That's so kind, thank you! We're so glad you are enjoying the videos!

@coffeecoffeecoffee7651 Год назад

My favorite video from your Korea series so far! Thank you for visiting the War Memorial and DMZ!

@chrisandsara Год назад

Thanks so much for watching!

@user-bf2nw2lf2g Год назад

Thank you~ chris and sara !

@TexanRibs4312 Год назад

Thank you for another fascinating video, guys. Definitely preferred the previous vlogs since those were much more light-hearted. However, Korea is far from being all sunshine and rainbows and this is also a part that needs to be addressed. Will be waiting for your next video! Stay safe!

@chrisandsara Год назад

Thanks so much for watching. Don't worry, more happy videos coming soon! :)

@peteyca Год назад

As a Korean-American born and raised.... Thank you for this🙏Makes me so PROUD to be Korean-American

@chrisandsara Год назад

Thanks so much, Peter!

@user-md4ek6yv6r Год назад

흥미로운 주제를 다뤄주셔서 너무 좋네요..

@elements77 Год назад

The feeling I felt at the War Memorial is the reason why Koreans see the United States as a blood-related ally rather than just an ally. Koreans think that if we lose that war, we will actually be the poorest communist country in the world. If we look deeply into why Koreans like Americans, the greatest emotion that only Korea can have in Asia is 'thank you'. South Korea does not officially recognize North Korea as a country. It is classified as an illegal organization. Despite its overwhelming military power, South Korea does not strongly attack North Korea in response to North Korean provocations (this has become a political issue and is taking tough measures), which is similar to the strange feeling it felt in the DMZ. I can say that a visit to the Demilitarized Zone War Memorial (DMZ) was a very good choice for you and I always recommend it to my foreign friends. Thanks for making a great video :)

@chrisandsara Год назад

Thanks so much for watching!

@Titan_Warrior 11 месяцев назад

My wife, an army helicopter pilot. Myself, an infantryman. We both have served tours in South Korea.

@chrisandsara 10 месяцев назад

Thank you for your service!

@gsolohy Год назад

This is a good content you guys are covering. Thanks for this vid. Also editing is just amazing

@chrisandsara Год назад

Thank you for watching!

@charlesbrenan6269 Год назад

Glad I saw this - I did exactly the same trip in July 22. You had a much clearer day but I saw everything including the flagpoles. Apparently, the town across the border is almost certainly uninhabited and our tour guide told us that there were never any lights at night. It's a very worthwhile trip and I'm glad you went too. I'd forgotten about the soya bean ice-cream but it was quite nice! Many thanks for the vlog! 🇰🇷👍

@im2b1234 11 месяцев назад

Thank you Chris and Kara for your Devotions.

@numericalcode Год назад

Amazing video! Great insights

@adventure_onthedaily9851 Год назад

Great video guys! I'm in Seoul and i've booked my tour for Friday. Thanks for the intro, i'm going to visit the war museum tomorrow in preparation

@chrisandsara Год назад

I hope you enjoy your trip!

@user-je1qb9mb9u Год назад

As a person who served in the military in dmz, I think that eventually, one day, it will be unified, and it should be. I personally think that unification is necessary to solve various social problems in Korea Due to the long-standing division, North Korea's various provocative acts, and North Korea's perception of it, there are quite a few claims in South Korea not to unify I'm sorry to hear that...

@FlavorofMind Год назад

Thank you for your service, and for these thoughtful words. Well said!

@szvqorwnpstahskypfwmp9821 6 месяцев назад

You guys speak well with good intention and humbleness.

@lkoyolearnkoreanonyourown552 Год назад

여러나라의 젊은 생명이 피로 이 나라를 지켜 주었습니다. 무한 감사합니다. 그리고 절대로 잊지 않을 것입니다. 😅😅 The young lives of many countries have protected this country with their blood. We are infinitely grateful. And we will never forget it.😅😅

@anthonylagunas6737 11 месяцев назад

I was stationed at Camp Liberty Bell (DMZ), across the road from JSA Camp Bonifas. We patrolled the DMZ in the winter.

@chrisandsara 10 месяцев назад

Oh wow, that's very up close and personal with the DMZ. I'm sure you have much more realistic memories of what the place is like than we do.

@christinekim5264 Год назад

Thank you so much for such a great video! ❤

@chrisandsara Год назад

Thank you for watching!

@chirstopherj Год назад

@Rainenschu Год назад

Such a great job explaining this. You were brave going to the DMV!

@chrisandsara Год назад

Thanks, Lorraine! So glad you enjoyed this video!

@chirstopherj Год назад

@user-ux7ib1ft2i Год назад

thanks for making this videos. actually, i was really surprised because americans like you guys are more interested in seperated situation in korea than me. your video has a good context and i'll see others later.

@chrisandsara Год назад

Thank you for watching!

@AspenandEmery Год назад

Such a haunting place for sure. I had the chance to visit there years ago before I did much film work.. I would love to go back and film more!! The tunnel was by far the scariest part for me.. Seeing Pyongyang off in the distance was surreal.. Great video to capture this for sure! Brought back great memories for me

@chrisandsara Год назад

Thanks for watching!

@katehutto6004 Год назад

Your message was excellent! Thank you for your insight. Sometimes we have to face difficult and sad things.

@chrisandsara Год назад

Thank you so much, we really appreciate you taking the time to watch it!

@chirstopherj Год назад

@axnyslie Год назад

Good job with the video presentation and showing respect to the seriousness of the DMZ. I am going to Seoul in March which will include a DMZ tour. I have followed the ongoing Korean conflict for years so I am really looking forward to seeing it with my own eyes in the flesh.

@novicea768 Год назад

Thank you guys! You guys did a great job to Let the people know the real history of Korea. I will strongly recommend that you guys go 'Seodaemun prison history hall' . The place is in the Japanese colonial era, a lot of anti-Japanese independence activists against colonization were locked up.

@chrisandsara Год назад

Thanks so much for watching!

@ranjinirajainfilm 8 месяцев назад

Hi Chris and Sara, we appreciate how you guys carried yourself throughout the video ( being informed, thoughtful and courteous) unlike some of us who get too carried away with the excitement and can come off disrespectful!

@dohyunkim9086 Год назад

저는 DMZ 반대편의 사람도 존중하는 두 분의 자세가 매우 보기 좋았습니다. 좋은 사람들이네요^^

@chirstopherj Год назад

@Harvey7337 Год назад

Love your thoughts and attitude in this video I aggree with both of you thanks for sharing the experience ☺️👍

@chrisandsara Год назад

Thanks so much for watching!

@Jinnie71 Год назад

My hat off to you guys. I loved the video and it reminds me of our (me, my family and my German girl friend) visiting there years ago. and War Memorial too!!!

@chrisandsara Год назад

Thanks so much for watching!

@chirstopherj Год назад

@YasinNabi Год назад

“You have to be burning with an idea, or a problem, or a wrong that you want to right. If you’re not passionate enough from the start, you’ll never stick it out.” Steve Jobs

@user-gn6cz4qt2p Год назад

sometimes as a Korean people, kind of weird for us that DMZ is one of famous tour attraction for foreign visitors. It is the place where still somethings going on and saddest place for Korean folks...well just wanna let you know how we feel. (sorry about my English if you bother of it)

@phunk8607 Год назад

great snapshot and perspective

@chrisandsara Год назад

Thank you!

@kimwonik Год назад

Great video! Love it!

@chrisandsara Год назад

Thanks for watching!

@jblee7592 Год назад

Thank you so much for being respect to our culture/history. I know it is heavy stuff that could gloom your fun RU-vid channel but it is very much of real stuff as so many UN soldiers who died in Korean War was real.

@FlavorofMind Год назад

Yes - I also thought they did a nice job of taking such a heavy subject and keeping it interesting and sensitive. I prefer that when it comes to videos like this!

@chrisandsara Год назад

We're so glad you enjoyed the video and hope we were as respectful as possible to a sensitive situation.

@user-ss4hf6pr4r Год назад

Great job and thank you so much!

@chrisandsara Год назад

Thank you for watching!

@MorningCoffeeO Год назад

하하 어쩜 처음 봤지요 이분들 채널을... 구독했습니다~~ ㅎㅎ

@agold9992 Год назад

Great job about the DMZ, thank you so much

@chrisandsara Год назад

Thank you for watching!

@Ordinarybeauty Год назад

Thank you for making such a great video. I will definitely show this to my Korean American teen boys. This will help them to have different perspectives about korea.

@fishscales703 Год назад

Thank you for this!!!!

@chrisandsara Год назад

You're so welcome!

@le_th_ Год назад

My thoughts: How did two, compassionately empathic, emotionally mature, truly decent human beings become RU-vidrs? Thank you for modeling the behavior of what it is like to truly have empathy for strangers, and to at least try to understand a war that happened before most of us were born.

@chirstopherj Год назад

@cherryrachelse1579 Год назад

Hello Chris and sara I use a translator to comment because I am not good at English. As a Korean, I am very happy and grateful to learn a lot of historical knowledge and knowledge of the DMZ through this video. The most amazing thing was that people live in the DMZ, and the story of the National Geographic College was both funny and complex. Thank you for making a lot of good videos like this and for loving and interested in Korea.😊

@cherryrachelse1579 Год назад

@@chirstopherj I'm a Korean. Sorry for not replying for a long time. I will always support Dr. Johnson who lives in California.

@cherryrachelse1579 Год назад

@@chirstopherj I had a not bad day today. I'm taking a break right now looking at your comments. Also, I ran a translator for the second comment, but it's very unfortunate that I couldn't answer because the meaning wasn't conveyed accurately. Have a good day today, tomorrow and the day after tomorrow. I will always support you.

@chirstopherj Год назад

@@cherryrachelse1579 You can get my email on my RU-vid Channel

@cherryrachelse1579 Год назад

@@chirstopherj I'm at an important point in my life right now, and I'm working hard to make sure that I get good results on that test. I am full of desire to have more conversations with you, but for now, I think it would be nice to live our separate lives for a while, wishing each other good luck and good luck. I'm sorry if my suggestion makes you uncomfortable. I hope there will be an opportunity for us to have more conversations.

@chirstopherj Год назад

@@cherryrachelse1579 Okay, give me a text to my email I will respond to you immediately

@user-dt5lt2ge6y Год назад

안녕하세요. 한국 사람입니다. 최대한 쉬운 문장으로 쓰지만, 번역이 잘 될지모르겠습니다. 1953년에 휴전이 된 이후로 70년이 지났습니다. 남과 북으로 헤어진 세대들은 죽어서 사라지고 있습니다. 젊은 세대 일수록 통일을 바라지 않는 사람이 많이보입니다. 그 이유로는, 1.경제 격차가 커서 통일 후 일어날 부작용을 걱정 합니다. 2. 오랜시간 북한과 정치적 대화를 해왔지만, 몇번의 파국으로 북한에 대한 혐오감이 쌓이고 있습니다. 3. 단일민족이라서 통일 해야 한다는 민족주의 성향이 옅어지고 있습니다. 아직 통일은 무조건 해야 한다는 의견이 더 많지만 세월이 갈수록 어떻게 변화 될지 상상하기 어렵습니다.

@user-nc6yk9fl5f Год назад

다물어

@bejaminmaston1347 Год назад

Fun fact, the Korean War is the longest ongoing war, there was a ceasefire never a peace treaty so technically its still going on

@EmperorSheevPalpatine Год назад

Yes yes we know

@investorkorea Год назад

훌륭한 유투버네요

@user-ps9ky5ez4m Год назад

awesome~ !

@user-yq8pz3ku9d Год назад

크리스, 사라 고마워요 다양한 시각으로 바라보는게 필요했거든요 재미있게 잘 봤어요! 땡큐

@chrisandsara Год назад

Thank you for watching!

@y8670 Год назад

I actually served in the DMZ for two years, and It was a very special experience. I hope many tourists visit this place and realize the importance of peace.

@julianpignat9095 9 месяцев назад

it not a place for tourists,

@mattc1602 Год назад

Great video

@chrisandsara Год назад

Thank you!

@Harperman8707 4 месяца назад

This is sad I didn’t know about thank you guys so much.

@stevekim673 Год назад

의미있는 두곳을 다녀오셨네요̆̈ 영상을 보는동안 감사함을 느낍니다 비록 모르셨던 정보와 잘못된정보가 바로 잡혔으면 좋겠어요̆̈ ^^

@chrisandsara Год назад

Thank you for watching!

@kasi679 Год назад

이런영상 찍어주셔서 감사합니다 비무장지대 GP에 투입하는 수색중대에서 전역했는데 시간이지나니 그립네요

@davidkuntze7992 11 месяцев назад

Been to the DMZ twice 1979 and 1984, while stationed in Korea with the US Army. There is one place you can actually step over the border and get away with it. It’s the building that delegates from both sides meet, which straddles the border.

@chrisandsara 11 месяцев назад

Yes, unfortunately they've closed that down since Covid. Hopefully they'll open it up soon!

@tkim1069 Год назад

As a Korean I also didn't noticed the two flags there and their histories of the height! Thanks for doing things appropriately :) Good job, Americans!

@chrisandsara Год назад

Thanks so much for watching!

@jipyoung Год назад

I didn't know the two flags story before I watched this video as a Korean. Thank you for sharing the story!

@chrisandsara Год назад

Thank you for watching!

@chirstopherj Год назад

@onid6375 10 месяцев назад

Hi, what was the name of the tour that you took? I've visited attached link in the description, but they offer several versions of the tour. Also, is there option to buy north korean currency as gift on all tours or just on specific one? Tnx

@themediterraneanguy 10 месяцев назад

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@BrianHSC Год назад

It is actually tragic that they call Korean War the Forgotten War. You look at South Korea today and it is one war that actually made a profound difference. South Korea is prosperous today because of the soldiers who gave their lives. Koreans never forgot and will never forget.

@chirstopherj Год назад

@AngelaSealana Год назад

Thank you for being appropriate to the situation you were in. What a model for travelers.

@chrisandsara Год назад

Thank you for watching!

@chirstopherj Год назад

@jtheanneofthegreengablesth3816 Год назад

Thank you for your service! Korea will always remember you~ to Sara's grandfather!

@user-mr7eh7tq4k Год назад

I am honored that our country has been living well so far. There were many other disasters besides the war from 1950 to 1953, and I admire my country for surviving them.

@user-mr7eh7tq4k Год назад

Im korean

@tonyharp8430 Год назад

You are very good travelers. Because you try to understand the culture and life of the country

@chrisandsara Год назад

Thank you!

@user-pb3xn3gl9m Год назад

As a korean, i never been to DMZ and i cannot come there because its so sad knowing that our peninsula is still divided.. We hope that there will be One Korea, not now but were will never stop hoping and dreaming..

@chirstopherj Год назад

@JOTBOBB Год назад

감사합니다 !

@ethanryu6551 8 месяцев назад

When I was in the Korean military, I went to the DMZ. It's really sad that nothing has changed from 20 years ago to now. The only thing that has changed is the color of the ice cream.

@user-sr5xk5vc1f Год назад

우리나라 가슴아픈 역사에 관심가져 주셔서 감사합니다

@tonythebaldman Год назад

Great video! Was the JSA closed?

@chrisandsara Год назад

Unfortunately it was! It's been closed since fall 2019 due to swine flu concerns.

@sosol Год назад

797, Jeonmangdae-ro, Yangsa-myeon, Ganghwa-gun, Incheon, Republic of Korea 인천광역시 강화군 양사면 전망대로 797 (양사면, 강화평화전망대) It's an observatory where you can see North Koreans.

@user-ek9du8ve2e Год назад

I'm a South Korean. Thank you for sympathizing with the pain of division and taking it seriously And I want to say thank you to your grandfather for fighting with me during the Korean War Thank you so much 고마워요🥲🫡🫡

@laura_chae Год назад

영상 잘 만드셨어요. 한국이 다른 어떤 나라보다도 복잡한 역사를 가지고 있어서 이해하기 어려울 수 있지만요.

@carpenoctem775 7 месяцев назад

It’s on my bucket list. If I take a vacation to Seoul, I wanna see it.

@sohyungim9876 Год назад

Hi Chris and Sara. thank you so much for your video. Were you guys able to see the blue conference room? panmunjum during your Tour? Thank you,

@chrisandsara Год назад

Hi there! Unfortunately we wren't able to see the blue conference room. It was closed due to swine flu warnings whils we were there. :/

@nathanfrentzel7197 11 месяцев назад

This was pretty much my experience visiting the DMZ in March this year, including the soybean ice cream. It was pretty good, now I kinda want to have it again.

@chrisandsara 11 месяцев назад

That soybean ice cream was actually pretty good! I'd eat it again.

@helenj8356 Год назад

영상 감사합니다~한국에서 즐거운시간 되시길...👍

@chrisandsara Год назад

Thanks for watching, we had a wonderful time in Korea!

@chirstopherj Год назад

@mrrs8118 Год назад

Very interesting video. Thanks for sharing that. I have a sister-in-law from Korea and she is the sweetest person. Love her so much. Her parents live here now but her mom doesn’t speak English. We don’t live in the same part of the US, but I may get to visit them soon. I would love to know more of their story.

@chrisandsara Год назад

Thanks for watching!

@chirstopherj Год назад

@battlecluser Год назад

감사합니다.

@isabel8322 Год назад

정말 좋은 영상이네요 한국전쟁에 대해 이야기 해주셔서 정말 감사드립니다 It's a really good video. About the Korean War Thank you so much for telling me. - 한국인이 -

@ExtoNov Год назад

Perhaps the DMZ is one of the places where there are more foreigners than Koreans. I rather experienced history through your video. We were like a little kid among strong men. So we asked the countries of the world to help us, and they told us how to fight and how to run the country. Thanks to this, we have achieved rapid economic growth. I think it's a very basic courtesy to show them respect. I used a translator because my English was not very good, but I hope my thoughts were conveyed well.