Kuzey Kore'ye Günübirlik Yolculuk - DMZ

Greetings everyone from Korea, Today, I am in the demilitarized zone known as the DMZ, which separates North Korea and South Korea, in an area similar to its counterpart in Turkey. A similar region in Turkey is the Buffer Zone, which separates Southern Cyprus and Northern Cyprus. This region, which separates the regions of North Korea and South Korea, is home to many war museums and we will have the opportunity to visit these museums. We'll also have a chance to take a look at North Korea. However, I must point out that we cannot enter because we have not received entry permission, because Kim Yeon-koung (North Korean leader Kim Jong-un) may not accept us. :) What is DMZ? The DMZ (Demilitarized Zone) on the Korean Peninsula is a military border zone that has existed between North Korea and South Korea since the end of the Korean War in 1953. This region was established as per the ceasefire agreement when the Korean War ended, and it still continues because no official peace treaty has been signed between the two Koreas. The Korean Peninsula DMZ functions as a buffer zone created during the Korean War. This area is protected by strict security measures that limit the entry of soldiers and military equipment from both sides. The DMZ forms the official border between North Korea and South Korea, and no military conflict or movement of troops is allowed in this area. The DMZ symbolizes tensions on the Korean Peninsula despite the end of the war and maintains a large military presence on both sides of the border. This area is limitedly accessible to tourists and visitors, but can be visited under strict security measures. Due to political and military tensions between the north and south of the Korean Peninsula, the DMZ is a reflection of international relations and the geopolitical situation in the region. Can I go to North Korea? Travel to North Korea is very limited as it is a highly controlled country and requires special permission for citizens of most countries. There are the following basic ways to get to North Korea: Traveling with Tour Companies: Some foreign tourists who want to go to North Korea can visit this country through certain tour companies. However, tourists are generally kept under strict supervision and guidance and are only allowed to go to certain areas and places. Diplomatic Mission: If you are a citizen of a country on a diplomatic mission to North Korea, you may be able to travel to North Korea. But even in this case, travel is subject to strict security and permit procedures. Business Travel: Special permits may be issued for individuals who wish to travel to North Korea for certain business reasons. However, these processes are quite complex and time consuming. If you are considering traveling to North Korea, you should first contact the relevant embassy or consulate regarding permission and details for travel to North Korea. You should also closely monitor the country's political and security situation and follow updates for those wishing to travel to North Korea. Fatih Koparan is in Korea, sponsored by Just English Language Schools (https://www.justenglishtr.com​)! Social media ; Twitter :   / ifkoparan   Instagram:   / ifkoparan   Tiktok:   / ifkoparan