Hushan Great Wall

Hushan Great Wall is located on the banks of the Yalu River, facing North Korea across the river, and is the easternmost end of the Great Wall of the Ming Dynasty. The scenic area features several representative attractions such as watchtowers, sections of the Great Wall, ancient plank roads, and the Sleeping Guanyin. There is also a Great Wall History Museum to visit. The beacon tower at the top is the highest point of Hushan Great Wall, offering a wide view where you can see the land of North Korea on the opposite bank and also gaze at the Tonggun Pavilion of North Korea, one of the "Eight Scenic Spots of Korea."