With the recent demilitarization of Panmunjeom, the border village between the two Koreas, amid easing tensions on the peninsula, the enclave's North Korean side has become a tourist spot.When Kyodo News reporters traveled to the area from Pyongyang this week, North Korean soldiers guarding facilities on the front line of the border were unarmed and a number of visitors were seen gazing at the South Korean side from the three-story-tall Panmun Gak hall, the main North Korean building in the Joint Security Area.Panmunjeom, located around 170 kilometers from the North Korean capital and about…READ FULL ARTICLE
