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After the Kim Shin-jo incident in 1968, a part of Bukak Mountain behind the Blue House, where public access was restricted, will be opened after 52 years.
From this Sunday, you will be able to enjoy walking through this road to Bukhansan and Inwangsan.
Reporter Jeong Yoon-sik came to the Blue House.
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road that will be opened this time is on the north side when Bukaksan is divided into north and south based on the Hanyangdoseong Fortress Road.
This is a place where citizens have been banned from entering after the'Kim Shin-jo incident', when North Korean agents attempted to attack the Blue House via Mt. Bukak on January 21, 1968.
This time, the four entrances on the north side of the fortress were opened, creating a circumference path that anyone can walk.
As the place opens, you can enjoy a seamless hike from Ansan, Seodaemun-gu, Seoul to Inwangsan and Bukaksan, and Bukhansan.
In 2007, during the days of the late President Roh Moo-hyun, some sections of Bukaksan were opened.
Then, when the presidential candidate in 2017, President Moon Jae-in promised to open more.
[Moon Jae / time Democratic presidential candidate (2017): I'll return it to the citizens to open bukaksan across the board]
has stated that the Presidential Guard Division is planning to open a castle south shaving has come in 2022.
The newly opened section includes a walkway outside the walls of 300m long, and the security service explained that citizens will be able to see with their own eyes what differences are there depending on the time when the Hanyang City Wall was built.
[Kim Oh-sik/Seongbuk-gu, Seoul: It is important to remind young people that Korea's mountain is a famous mountain as it is open a lot.] The
north side of Bukaksan Mountain, which returns to citizens' arms after 52 years, is 9 am on the 1st of next month. We welcome citizens from the city.
(Video coverage: Jung Young Jo and Dong Hwan Shin, Video editing: Ki Duk Park)