This year alone, more than 21 400 people have visited them.

Exhibited there are photos showing the U.S. imperialists who reduced factories, fishing and rural villages and schools to debris by dropping a lot of shells and bombs after igniting a war in order to nip the DPRK in the bud.

Also on display are the DPRK's flag, evidence of history, the Armistice Agreement signed there and materials showing the miserable appearance of the U.S. imperialists who were dragged into the meeting room of armistice talks after being hit hard by the Korean people and People's Army.

While looking round the exhibits, the visitors renewed their resolution to resolutely punish the aggressors so that there would be no one left to sign a surrender document if the time comes to fight a final decisive battle.