We passed it on our trip back from DMZ and it's a nice photo opportunity, especially with your NK guides! It's a symbolic thing as you stand united with your NK guide under the unification Arch :) More

All, while it is supposingly to transpire the wish of the north Korean people for unification of both Koreas it was built with a clear goal of the stalinist leadership in DPRK, the Kim Family Clan and the other nomenclatura, to cement their leadership in a politically isolated Korea. It looks good, and the genuine wish of average Koreans to... More

It shows the hope of the people for reunification and features two women wearing choson ot. There are many messages wishing for unification. It is a very moving site and well worth seeing. More

This monument is ugly and lies between the way to Seoul in South Korea. It’s not a beautiful monument and just simple as to pass by on cars. You may stop a bit to take some photos but there are not many things to see around but some red flowers and the signs. More

This Arch is on the Road going to DMZ - Pamunjab and to Seoul. Seoul is only 70 km from DMZ. North Korea is Dreaming from an unification with 3 maint points: 1.) no other country will dirsturb. 2.) freedom 3. one government for both countries. but finbally no part of korea will change his system and gvernment - so... More

The scale of Pyongyang's various monuments and sculptures is quite large, and the Arch of Reunification is no exception. This monument is on the highway leading in/out of the city. You will see it on the way to the DMZ. It commemorates the country's efforts to re-unite the North and the South. Your tour group will likely stop for pictures... More