A group of South Koreans who will take part in the second of two inter-Korean family reunion sessions will depart for Mount Geumgang on Wednesday.

The group of 137 South Koreans will meet with 203 of their long-lost North Korean kin on Wednesday afternoon. Over the next three days the families will hold a total of six reunions, as was the case during the first session of reunions that wrapped up on Monday in the North.

The second group of South Koreans will cross the border via an overland route for the reunions that start at around 3 p.m.