February 20, 2002 visit of president Bush and the international attention to the unfinished ministry of reconciliation of North and South "Dorasan Station" in Paju, Gyeonggi Province. It is located in Military Civilian Control Line and is northernmost station of disconnected inter-Korea Gyeongui Line (South of Civilian Control Line. The next stop is Imjingak Station)

The North-South rail link construction began in September 2000 South 12km of Gyeongui Line (South-Munsan station and North-Jangdan station) Imjingak station was opened in October 2001 and on New Years Day February 12, after the cessation of 52 years, the special Mangbaedan train passed through the Imjin River to Dorasan station. (from Seoul to Dorasan Station �� 56km, from Pyongyang to Dorasan Station �� 205km)

The origin of Dorasan dates back 1000 years from now at the time of the last king of Silla, king Gyeongsoon married king Wanggun's daughter princess Nakrang and spent his last days at kaesung the capital city of Goryeo. (Silla had 1000 years of history and had unified three kingdoms) Princess Nakrang built small temple in Dorasan (about 10km from Kaesung) for king Gyeongsoon to cure his depression. He went to the temple in Dora mountain in the morning and in the evening to longed for ancient Silla Sorabol and he cried, therefor the mountain was named the Dorasan. (Dora means come back and san means mountain)