This gallery captures moments from our visit to the Demilitarized Zone (DMZ), a place defined as much by what is unseen as by what is visible. From quiet roads leading north to memorials honoring sacrifice, these images reflect a space shaped by history, tension, and unresolved stories. The photos document standing near a border that remains closed, observing reminders of conflict that still linger, and encountering moments of unexpected stillness. Barbed wire, memorial ribbons, and distant views all point to a reality where peace exists, but separation remains. This gallery is not meant to explain the DMZ, but to bear witness—to the weight of history, the cost of division, and the fragile hope that continues alongside it.
