In July more than 10,000 working people, service personnel, youth and students of over 160 units, including the Ministry of Railways, the Paektusan Institute of Architecture, Kim Il Sung University and Pyongyang University of Medicine, visited the revolutionary site.

President Kim Il Sung, staying at the site from January Juche 40 (1951) to December Juche 42 (1953), guided the work of the DPRK Military Commission and the Cabinet to lead the Fatherland Liberation War to victory and unrolled the great blueprint for postwar reconstruction.

The visitors paid a floral tribute to the mosaic depicting President Kim Il Sung there.

They looked around the outside office, the building where the President guided the work of the Military Commission and other historical buildings and places associated with his leadership feats for the war victory, which are all preserved in their original states.