While the Korean Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) runs about 160 miles long, the fortified nature of it makes it difficult for ordinary Koreans to get much of a clear sight of their neighbors.
But where the Han and Imjin Rivers meet, the distance between the two Koreas shrinks to around just a quarter of a mile.
While the Korean Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) runs about 160 miles long, the fortified nature of it makes it difficult for ordinary Koreans to get much of a clear sight of their neighbors.
But where the Han and Imjin Rivers meet, the distance between the two Koreas shrinks to around just a quarter of a mile.
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