Religious site
United Nations Memorial Cemetery
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The United Nations Memorial Cemetery in Busan is the only UN cemetery in the world, established in 1951 to honor soldiers who died in the Korean War. Visitors walk among rows of white crosses and national monuments set in peaceful gardens, with a museum detailing the war's history. The site's quiet dignity and international scope make it a poignant place for remembrance and education.
Don't miss
- The Hall of Remembrance with its exhibits on the Korean War and UN participation
- The graves of soldiers from 11 nations, each section with its own design
- The Memorial Service Hall and the Tower of Silence for reflection
Tickets & tours
Ways to visit United Nations Memorial Cemetery
You can visit United Nations Memorial Cemetery on your own. A guide is worth it for the history and detail that is easy to walk past, and a tour can combine it with nearby sights.
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