Surrounding the highest peak on the Korean Peninsula at 2,744 meters, this UNESCO Biosphere Reserve and Global Geopark protects volcanic montane forests, Hea...

Surrounding the highest peak on the Korean Peninsula at 2,744 meters, this UNESCO Biosphere Reserve and Global Geopark protects volcanic montane forests, Heaven Lake caldera, and habitat for endangered tigers, dholes, and grey wolves along the Chinese border.

Area

North Korea

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Mt. Paektu - Photo 1

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Mt. Paektu - Photo 2

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Mt. Paektu

About Mt. Paektu

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