The worlds only cemetery designated by United Nations as sacred site.2300 UN gave up their life and rest here.

It's a beautifully designed and maintained place where one can learn a lot on history of the Korean War 1950-1953. We were invited to watch the related film first, visited the building with exhibition of the photos, letters, flag and other memorabilia and then walked in the huge park/garden among the different countries grave stones and monuments. Beautiful trees and... More

This is a place that you really should take time to visit. Walk around this peaceful park and appreciate not only the sacrifice of those who are buried here but also the way in which they are remembered and honoured. The Memorial Service Hall has an informative video presentation that gives an overview of not just the Korean War but... More

It was solemn and it was nice to pay tribute, although a good 30 minutes max was all it took for me to view, sit and invite with the place.

The park has been created with a lot of respect to those lives lost in the war. You will learn a little more about the Korean War and those lives lost during the years. Several monuments represent the different countries representing the UN during the Korean War. A must see in Busan.

This park/cemetery is beautifully designed and kept up. Each country has their own memorials and designed areas which I felt was fitting because each country would have their own designed headstones and statues. I wasnt too big of a fan of the main wall of names--the middle area was barren and I thought I was supposed to see a helmet... More

This memorial is a poignant reminder of the sacrifices made in order that we can live a free and wonderful life only because of the unselfish actions of others. Of all the memorials I have visited this one is the most well kept I have had the priviliged to visit. Excellent Kiwi Memorial too although the wording is in "memory... More

I went there to pay my respects. Very beautiful but definitely off the beaten path. I liked that it was near the Busan Museum. Beautifully maintained and to honor those who fought and died during the Korean War from all over the world.

Since I am a Turk, I couldnt leave Busan without going UN Memorial and pray for Turkish soldiers died for the survival of dear Koreans.