United Nations Peace Memorial Hall

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People skip visiting here because it is not very known and isn’t shown at Memorial Cemetery but it is definitely worth visiting. Going there on foot from cemetery take’s approximately 15 minutes and it’s uphill, but still worth it. There are exhibitions that shows the UN countries’ participation in Korean war and the items used during the war from each country. Final exhibition is for the UN’s history, from its foundations to today. There is also a library at the 3rd floor which you can search for records about Korean war but they are mostly in Korean.

Cool museum about the Korean war and the United Nations. One large gallery covering the war, with many cool artifacts. A few more galleries about the history of the united nations. Fantastic views from the 5th floor overlooking the city. Free.

Extented exhibition of the Korea War and its Allies. The museum is pretty far away if you coming from downtown. But the extented information, helpfully staff and the visit the UN cemetary nearby you can easily spend a couple of hours

A must-visit in South Korea??for a better understanding that how UN??Forces helped South Korea??to build their own country. Hopefully South Korea??won’t take these significant sacrifices for granted! A FORCE for PEACE?️Afterwards, how UN??helped South Korea??to build their economy as well as “Modern Education”?However, SEXISM and discrimination are still serious issues in here, South Korea??still has a long way to go!

My grandfather volunteered to fight in the First Battalion, leaving his wife and child behind in Turkey. Almost all of his friends were martyred in the war. Now I can understand more clearly what a great sacrifice he made — not just for Korea, but for all of humanity. I’m truly glad to be here. Busan is definitely one of the must-see places.