Gazing at Three Nations

　　Gazing at Three Nations is located within the Fangchuan National Key Scenic Area, at the junction of China, Russia, and North Korea. It is 63.6 kilometers from the city center.

　　Standing at the observation deck and looking south, the Tumen River flows gently into the distance, with the Russia–North Korea Railway Bridge spanning across it. Gazing along the river, the waters connect with the sea, presenting a spectacular view. Turning southwest, you can see the rolling mountains of North Korea’s Tumen City, with green willows and blue rivers. Looking southeast, the Russian town of Khasan and the nearby Podgornaya are just within reach. Further in the distance lies a vast, flat coastal plain dotted with lakes and marshes. At the edge of the plain, the azure Sea of Japan meets the horizon, resembling a silver ribbon floating in the sky. Here, visitors can take in the breathtaking scenery of mountains embracing the sea, the sea embracing all rivers, the vastness of the sky, and the charm of the land.

Gazing at Three Nations