The PyeongChang Olympic cauldron is a white tower visible atop one of the corners of the pentagonal Olympic Stadium that will host the Opening Ceremony on Feb. 9.
It is the most traditional cauldron setup since the 2008 Beijing Games.
In 2010, the Vancouver Winter Games had two cauldrons — one inside in the ceremonies venue and one outside in the city for the public to view.
The London 2012 Olympic flame could not be seen outside the Olympic Stadium. It was lit in the center of the stadium and then moved to a side area.