I Saw North Korea with My Own Eyes! 🔭

Part 2 is finally here! This time, things get real. From a rusted train frozen in time to the surreal moment of looking into North Korea through binoculars, it was a journey I’ll never forget.

• Rusted Train: A powerful piece of history covered in bullet holes. 🚂

• The Moment: Looking through binoculars and actually seeing North Korea. 🔭

• Bonus: Finding a delicious hidden gem restaurant right near the border! 🥟

How to Visit the World’s Most Dangerous Border | Joy's Life in KOREA Ep.1

Hey guys! It’s Joy, your American friend living and studying in Korea.

Welcome to the very first episode of my DMZ tour series! To be totally honest, when I first moved here, I had no clue what the DMZ actually was. But after learning about Korea’s history at my language school, I knew I had to see it for myself.

In this video, I’m taking you along on a day trip with my classmates to a place people call "the most dangerous border on Earth." But here’s the plot twist—it’s actually beautiful!

✨ What you’ll see in Part 1:

• Imjingak Park: The unexpected gateway to the DMZ.

• Windy Hill: Thousands of colorful pinwheels and a vibe that’s way more peaceful than I imagined.

I never expected my life to take me from the U.S. to Korea — but here I am 🇺🇸➡️🇰🇷In this video, I’m introducing myself,sharing why I chose Korea,and what my real life here looks like as an American student ✨From culture shocks,to the little moments that made me fall in love with living here 💫This is the start of my real Korea story.If you’re curious about studying abroad, living overseas,or seeing Korea through a foreigner’s eyes —come along with me on this journey 🌏💙#LivingInKorea #AmericanInKorea #LifeInKorea #StudyAbroad #MovingToKorea #KoreaVlog #LifeAbroad