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Korean War Veterans Memorial

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The Korean War Veterans Memorial is located in Washington, D.C.'s West Potomac Park, southeast of the Lincoln Memorial and just south of the Reflecting Pool on the National Mall. It commemorates those who served in the Korean War.

Address: Washington (district de Columbia) 20037
Phone: (202) 426-6841
State: DC
City: Washington
Zip Code: 20037
categories: region, monument, cemetery


Opening Hours

Monday: 10:00 - 00:00
Tuesday: 07:00 - 20:00
Wednesday: 10:00 - 22:00
Thursday: 00:00 - 01:00
Friday: 08:00 - 17:00
Saturday: 10:00 - 23:00
Sunday: 10:00 - 23:00

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Reviews
This memorial is a work of art. It checks all the standard memorial boxes: water, quotes, statues, granite. It's beautiful and a great tribute. The soldier statues walking through the "fields" is very neat and reminiscent of what the actual soldiers had to deal with. Very well done recreation. Definitely worth a look when walking from MLK to the Lincoln Memorial. Highly recommend. 5/5. ___________________________________________________ Follow me for more reviews, tips and photos!
Hands down my favorite memorial, especially at night. If you chewed dirt somewhere around this world you can look at their faces and know exactly how they feel. If you didn’t, you can get a glimpse of what it was like. At night the lighting is perfect, the looks on their faces, their motions, the ponchos dangling over their shoulders and the details down to the snaps, it’s all surreal. The shadows on the walls are just as breathtaking. The new addition to the memorial is just as amazing. Highly recommend you visit, and I really recommend you see it at night.
A Serene Tribute to Valor and Hope: Korean War Veterans Memorial 4/5 Nestled amidst the lush greenery of Washington, DC, the Korean War Veterans Memorial stands as a powerful reminder of the sacrifices made during the Korean War. As I approached the memorial, I was captivated by its striking beauty and the profound sense of respect it commanded. The design of the memorial is truly remarkable. The larger-than-life statues depict a group of soldiers, their faces etched with determination and unity. The intricate details in their uniforms and expressions convey the hardships and bravery of those who served. It is a testament to their unwavering dedication. Walking through the memorial, I found solace in the serene atmosphere. The softly cascading waterfalls and reflective pool offered a moment of tranquility amidst the bustling city. The beautifully landscaped gardens surrounding the memorial provided a sense of peace and served as a backdrop for contemplation and remembrance. One element that touched my heart was the wall of remembrance, adorned with the images of those who served. It humanizes the memorial, honoring the individuals behind the collective sacrifice. It serves as a reminder that each name represents a life lived and a story to be told. While paying homage to the valor of those who served, the memorial also stirred a desire within me. As I gazed upon the statues and reflected on the sacrifices made, I couldn't help but yearn for a world where peace and security prevail, where such sacrifices are no longer necessary. The memorial became a symbol of hope, reminding me of our collective responsibility to strive for a future free from the horrors of war. While the Korean War Veterans Memorial is a poignant tribute to the sacrifices made, I believe there is an opportunity to provide more educational information to visitors. A deeper understanding of the historical context would enhance the overall experience and encourage reflection on the impact of war on society. In conclusion, the Korean War Veterans Memorial stands as a powerful reminder of the valor and sacrifices made during the Korean War. Its serene and thought-provoking atmosphere invites contemplation and reflection. May it serve as a catalyst for our collective pursuit of a world where peace reigns supreme, and the need for such sacrifices becomes a thing of the past.
Very cool, unique memorial. Probably the most impressive along with WWII memorial. Sculptures of soldiers in the field along with a still water fountain and surrounding dedication plaque. Adjacent to a small forest like park with canopy trees and close to the Lincoln Memorial. Definitely a nice place to visit and relax if in the area.
The Korean War Memorial is a great visit. It isn’t quite as heavily trafficked as the WWII, Lincoln, or Vietnam, and helps capture an easily forgotten chapter in American history. It’s close by the other monuments, so not a long walk to get to. I love the water feature in the center, and the faces in silhouette as you approach are also very well done. A relaxing place to sit, think, and remember.
This memorial makes you wonder if all the loss was worth it. I can't imagine anyone walking through the Korean War Veterans Memorial and not being moved to tears. All those soldiers that fought, that were lost, that were captured, or died in battle, it touches you. The life size statues leaves an impact as you walk through and look at the faces. It's true that freedom is not free.
Very moving Memorial. The pictures on the wall are of the actual people who served. You can see the reflection of yourself and the statues in this wall. And the statues-no matter where you walk there is a statue looking at you. I arrived just as it was getting dark, and I think that is the best time to visit.
A beautiful memorial at the National Mall next to the Vietnam, Lincoln, and WW2 Memorials. I reccomend seeing it at night and day time, it has almost a chilling effect at night and it honors our soldiers beautifully. The location is next to cherry blossom trees too!
If you pick one memorial to see at night or early morning this is it. I went very early morning 1am and was all alone. It was very moving and allowed for some personal reflection. I visit this memorial every visit I have to DC and it’s always as moving. Take a few moments to sit by the water and reflect.
One of the most moving memorials in the country. The wall was of pictures etched into the walls is amazing. The recent addition of the wall of names next to it makes it more real. However, the slightly larger than life bronze soldiers moving in formation across the rice paddy is a sight not to miss. For the absolute best experience, save it for after sunset. It’s incredible.
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