The second session of the 16th inter-Korean family reunions begins Saturday for a three-day run at North Korea's Mount Geumgang.

The second group of 93 family members will take the land route to cross the border. They will meet with 219 North Korean relatives after a 50-year separation.

Ninety-eight-year-old Mr. Kim Tak from the South will meet his daughter and grandsons in the North.

Among the participants, seven are over 90.

The families will reunite Sunday morning and go on a picnic to the scenic Samilpo Lake in the afternoon.