They placed bunches of flowers and paid tribute to the statue of President Kim Il Sung at Chongbong Bivouac.

They toured several places of the Rimyongsu Revolutionary Site.

At Konchang and Pegaebong bivouacs they looked round the site of the headquarters, the site where anti-Japanese war heroine Kim Jong Suk boiled rice, the site of campfire, etc.

At breaks during their march, they gathered around the campfire to conduct political and cultural works such as singing revolutionary songs in chorus and reading of the reminiscences of anti-Japanese guerrillas.

They visited the dwelling houses in Samjiyon City, which has been splendidly spruced up, to learn about the living conditions of residents and called on them to work harder for the prosperity of the country, while having meals and sleep with them.