Jeongdongjin Beach as seen from Sun Cruise Resort Hotel
Jeondongjin resort hotel
Jeongdongjin Beach
Jeondongjin resort area
Jangseung or village guardian is a Korean totem pole usually made of wood. Jangseungs were traditionally placed at the edges of villages to mark the village boundaries and frighten away demons.
Breakwater along the shore in Jeondongjin
Jeongdongjin Beach looking up toward Sun Cruise Resort
Tetrapods forming the breakwater along the shore in Jeondongjin.
Samsung New Millennium Hourglass in Jeondongjin. Built to commemorate the start of the new Millennium, unveiled on the first day of 2000. The hourglass is more than 26 feet in diameter and contains eight tons of sand taking exactly one year for the sand to move from the upper chamber to the lower. The hourglass is rotated at midnight on December 31 attracting thousands of people to the area to celebrate the beginning of a new year.
Sun Cruise Resort Theme Park/Sculpture Park in Jeongdongjin
Sun Cruise Resort Theme Park/Sculpture Park in Jeongdongjin (notice the military guard post in the center of the circle)
Military security outpost along Joendongjin coast
Sun Cruise Resort Theme Park
Sun Cruise Resort Theme Park in Jeongdongjin
Sun Cruise Resort up on the hill in Jeongdongjin
Sun Cruise Resort perched high above the shore in Jeongdongjin
Sun Cruise Resort Hotel taking the form of a cruiseship in Jeongdongjin
Sun Cruise Resort Hotel towers the resort town of Jeongdongjin
Sun Cruise Resort Hotel in Jeongdongjin
Sun Cruise Resort Hotel upper deck
Sun Cruise Resort in Jeongdongjin
Time Story Time Museum in Jeondongjin
Coast along Anin
Jelly Fish of the coast at Anin in the East Sea
Jeon Buk Ham - This Destroyer at the Warship Pavilion at Anin was made in USA in 1944 and was used by the ROK(Repuplic Of Korea) navy from 1972 to 1999 when it was retired. The ship saw duty in WWII, Korean War and the Gulf War. The ships weight is 3,471 tons, had a top speed of 32 knots and carried 280 people. This ship is the only warship being diplayed on land in the world.
Jeon Buk Ham communications room - This Destroyer at the Warship Pavilion at Anin was made in USA in 1944 and was used by the ROK(Repuplic Of Korea) navy from 1972 to 1999 when it was retired. The ship saw duty in WWII, Korean War and the Gulf War. The ships weight is 3,471 tons, had a top speed of 32 knots and carried 280 people. This ship is the only warship being diplayed on land in the world.
In September 1996, a North Korean submarine got stranded on some underwater rocks here in Anin South Korea forcing the crew to get out and try to return to North Korea. This prompted a deadly manhunt that lasted over a month (25 of the 26 crew members were shot dead and the South Korean casualties, civil and military, tallied 17). Seeing inside the submarine one really wonders how 26 people could have fit in such a cramped space – let alone live.
In September 1996, a North Korean submarine got stranded on some underwater rocks here in Anin South Korea forcing the crew to get out and try to return to North Korea. This prompted a deadly manhunt that lasted over a month (25 of the 26 crew members were shot dead and the South Korean casualties, civil and military, tallied 17). Seeing inside the submarine one really wonders how 26 people could have fit in such a cramped space – let alone live. Some of the subs controls.
In September 1996, a North Korean submarine got stranded on some underwater rocks here in Anin South Korea forcing the crew to get out and try to return to North Korea. This prompted a deadly manhunt that lasted over a month (25 of the 26 crew members were shot dead and the South Korean casualties, civil and military, tallied 17). Seeing inside the submarine one really wonders how 26 people could have fit in such a cramped space – let alone live. This is the engine in the engine room.
Military outpost at the Warship Pavilion at Anin
Fishing ships off the coast of Anin from the Warship Pavilion
