Eat Rice Cakes, ‘sticking’ To Vietnam To Visit Observatory In Korea

If you have the opportunity to visit Paju city, where the Vietnamese army is stationed this time, buy rice cakes and visit the unification observatory.
Eat rice cakes, ‘sticking’ to Vietnam to visit observatory in Korea
The Vietnamese team is having a tour in Korea. In addition to professional training, the players also have the opportunity to visit, travel and experience culture in the country of kimchi. Xuan Truong had the opportunity to meet his former teammates during his time in Korea two years ago. The captain of the U23 team showed off a picture of meeting his friend Oh Beom-seok in team Gangwon FC

. This player went 200 km to visit his one-time younger brother and brought a box of injeolmi plastic rice cakes to Xuan Truong and his team.
Xuan Truong praised the food for its deliciousness and thanked the elder's heart. Injeolmi plastic rice cake is a traditional Korean dish made from glutinous rice flour and bean flour The cake is often found in traditional wedding tables and is used as a dish given to the groom by the bride's family.



The cake is meant to bless the couple that are bonded and durable like tough rice cakes. Unlike the familiar tteokbokki rice cake eaten with a salty spicy sauce, injeolmi plastic rice cake has a mild sweet taste, aroma of bean flour, and is supple. Visitors can buy as souvenirs is also quite convenient.
The team's headquarters this time is located at the Sports Center of Paju City, Gyeonggi Province. Therefore, before playing against Incheon United, the whole team can visit the sights of the city located on the Inter-Korean border.
The players checked in at the Odusan Unification Observatory and were excited to see the North Korean territory for the first time through binoculars. This place was established in 1992, in order to help families separated because of the agreement of the war to look to the other half of the divided country It is also considered a famous traditional historical and cultural educational tourist destination in Korea.




The observatory is located at the intersection of the Han River and the Imjingang River and is one of the most important military sites in Korea. Since opening, this resort has attracted nearly 2 million people to visit.
Admission is 3,000 won per person, the price for students is 1,600 won. If traveling in groups of more than 30 people, the group only costs 2,500 won per person.
From here, you can enjoy a panoramic view of Songaksan Mountain in the north of Gaeseong to the north and high-rise buildings south of Seoul. In addition to the Odusan Unification Observatory, Paju City also has another very famous landmark where you can also see the North Korean territory with your own eyes. It was the DMZ demilitarized zone, only less than 30 km from the site.
The unification observatory also has a cafe area with transparent glass, a panoramic view down to a very romantic scene of the two Koreas.




Paju city is also called "book city" by Koreans because it is a huge cultural complex of the Korean Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism. Although the area is only about 677,000 km2, Paju has 300 publishers with 6,000 employees in the printing and publishing industry.
Although it is only a small city, Paju also has a number of interesting places to play, especially suitable for those who like to hang out in bars, sit coffee and read books. One of them is Paju Provence Village, built to simulate the architectural works in the French countryside. Brightly painted blocks of houses decorated with lovely flower pots create an outdoor studio for those who are passionate about photography. The village has many independent works such as restaurants, cafes, exhibitions, furniture stores, souvenirs but combined together into a harmonious and intimate whole.
According to Nguyen Chi / Star
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