• Cheorwon-gun - 1. Visit the DMZ Cheorwon Peace Center
  Register the vehicle’s license plate number and the visitor’s name. Unlike the 3rd Tunnel DMZ tour, visitors do not need to switch to a group tourist bus and can visit using their own vehicle.

2. The 2nd Tunnel was discovered on March 24, 1975.
   Excavation began after two soldiers reported hearing explosions during their sentry duty on November 20, 1973. The 2nd Tunnel is twice as long and deep as the 3rd Tunnel. Visitors can explore inside the tunnel up to the endpoint, which is 300 meters away from the Military Demarcation Line.

3. Cheorwon Peace Observatory
   Visitors can take a monorail to the top of the observatory to view the ecosystem, the Battle of Blood Ridge (where 1,250 North Korean soldiers and 1,030 South Korean soldiers sacrificed their lives in a fierce battle), Kim Il-sung’s highland (where he mourned for three days after losing the Cheorwon land), the fortress of Gung-Ye Castle Town, Pyeonggang Tableland, and the Propaganda Town of North Korea in the DMZ.

4. Woljeongri Station
   Behind the station building, the wreck of a train bombed during the Korean War remains. The train was used by the North Korean army and was bombed by U.N. forces.

• Private transportation
• DMZ admission fee & Monorail ticket for round trip
• Bottled water
• In-vehicle air conditioning

• Lunch

The itinerary includes a visit to the DMZ Crane Peace Center for registration before entering the DMZ, the 2nd Tunnel, Cherwon Peace Observatory, and Woljeongri Station.

Travelers will enjoy a truly memorable experience, gaining valuable historical insights and understanding the deep emotions many Koreans have regarding their hopes for reunification. This trip is highly educational, benefiting both adults and children. Each year, numerous young Korean students visit the DMZ to learn important lessons from the Cold War era.

Unlike other DMZ tours, visitors are not required to switch to a group tour bus. The tour will proceed into the civilian-controlled area using personal vehicles, following a lead vehicle in a single file. The DMZ has remained untouched by humans for over 70 years.

This area is beautifully preserved and serves as a sanctuary for migratory birds, cranes, and other wildlife.

At the Cherwon Observatory, visitors can conserve energy by taking the monorail to the mountain’s summit.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.