Wildlifeof Korea
Wildlife in Paju & the Imjin River
Gyeonggi
The Imjin River valley north-west of Seoul is a winter gathering place for cinereous vultures, which come south from Mongolia each year and are fed by local volunteers near Paju. Geese, eagles and cranes also use the river and surrounding fields. Parts of the area are within the Civilian Control Zone.
Highlights
- Cinereous vultures in winter
- Geese and eagles along the Imjin
- Close to Seoul for a day trip
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Quick answers
- What wildlife can you see in Paju & the Imjin River?
- Top wildlife targets in Paju & the Imjin River include Cinereous Vulture, Tundra Bean Goose, White-tailed Eagle, White-naped Crane and Eurasian Eagle-Owl. Highlights: Cinereous vultures in winter.
- Where is Paju & the Imjin River?
- Paju & the Imjin River is in Gyeonggi, Korea (about 37.89°, 126.73°).
- What are the highlights of Paju & the Imjin River?
- Cinereous vultures in winter, Geese and eagles along the Imjin and Close to Seoul for a day trip.