Yalu River

The Yalu River is a natural border river that flows for about 470 miles between North Korea and China, serving as a division between the two countries. It originates in the mountains of North Korea and flows eastward into the Sea of Japan. Historically, the Yalu River has been significant for trade, strategic military purposes, and as a boundary line. Its waters support local ecosystems and communities, while also playing a role in international relations. The river’s natural landscape features rugged terrain and forested areas, making it an important geographical feature in East Asia.