• Imjingak Pyeonghoa-Nuri Park - This is a DMZ-themed park where visitors can purchase DMZ tickets, as there is no reservation system available.

Attractions include the Freedom Bridge, the Bridge of No Return, a derailed locomotive, and a scenic view from the top of the building. Additionally, there is an early-opening snack bar and restaurant.

• Mangbaedan - Mangbaedan is an altar where North Korean refugees in the South perform ancestral rites on the two major national holidays for their family members left in the North. An exhibition hall, formerly a military bunker, hosts various events for visitors within the resort.

• Bridge of Freedom - The Bridge of Freedom is a historic bridge near Imjingak Pyeonghwa Nuri Park, close to the DMZ.

  Brief Explanation

  • Constructed after the Korean War
  • Named because prisoners of war crossed this bridge to return to freedom in the South
  • Originally part of a railway line connecting North and South Korea

  Today

  • No longer in use, but preserved as a symbol of freedom and hope
  • Visitors can view it from Imjingak, often adorned with ribbons and messages for reunification

• 파주 민간인통제구역선(검문소) - The Civilian Control Zone (CCZ) is a buffer area just south of the DMZ. Although not part of the actual DMZ, it is strictly controlled by the South Korean military.

  • Established after the Korean War
  • Designed to limit civilian access for security reasons
  • Acts as an additional protective layer before reaching the DMZ

  Why is it restricted?

  • Entry into the CCZ is controlled because:
    • It is very close to North Korea
    • There are still military facilities and surveillance systems
    • The area contains landmines and sensitive infrastructure

  Visitors must:

  • Join an authorized tour
  • Pass through military checkpoints
  • Show a passport or ID

• DMZ - The DMZ tour bus enters the Civilian Control Zone (CCZ), but the destination is located in the DMZ, requiring crossing the blue line, which signifies entering the DMZ!

  Visitors will stop at 3 to 4 places:

  1. The 3rd Infiltration Tunnel, dug by North Korea after the Korean War. Visitors can walk inside the tunnel.
  2. Dora Observatory: Offers a view of North Korea with the naked eye, and binoculars are available to see North Korean villages, fields, soldiers, and people.
  3. Unification Village: Located in the Civilian Control Zone, where visitors can purchase DMZ souvenirs, local products, bean chocolate, soy bean ice cream, etc.
  4. Dorasan Station: A hub connecting the two Koreas, currently under construction.

  After visiting all sites, the tour exits the CCZ.

• The Third Tunnel - This tunnel was dug by North Korea after the Korean War and was discovered based on a defector’s information. It is significant because it is only 52 km away from Seoul!

• Dora Observatory - Considered the highlight of the tour, as it allows visitors to see North Korea with the naked eye and binoculars.

• 통일촌장단콩마을 - Unification Village, where visitors can explore local produce harvested in the DMZ and purchase souvenirs.

• Gamaksan Chulleong Bridge - A suspension bridge at Mt. Gamaksan, once a fierce battlefield during the Korean War, now a tourist spot with natural beauty. Visitors can enjoy the scenery from the suspension bridge.

• 273-21 - This is the North Korea Museum, where visitors can take fun pictures in North Korea and JSA-themed photo booths!

  • Take pictures with Kim and Trump or North Korean soldiers at JSA!
  • The North Korea Tour-themed photo booth is on the 1st floor, not very large, but offers fun pictures.

  Additionally, there is an airsoft gun shooting area, with one magazine offered free of charge. Visitors can choose their preferred gun:

  1. Handgun - Glock
  2. Rifle - MTR16
  3. Sniper - SSAS
  4. Bolt Action, Sniper gun

  Enjoy a fun moment competing with family or friends! If you wish to try more, additional charges apply.

• Hongdae - The first drop-off location, known for its trendy culture among young people, with shopping streets and food alleys.

• Myeongdong - The second drop-off location, a paradise for shopping and street food enthusiasts!

• Kwangjang Market - Optional: Visitors can request this as a drop-off location.

  It is Seoul’s oldest food market and a filming location for the Netflix series “Chefs on Street.” With over 120 street food options, visitors can take their time and enjoy Korean cuisine!

• Dongdaemun Gate (Heunginjimun) - One of the gates in Seoul, where visitors can find the Dongdaemun Design Plaza and shopping malls. Additionally, there is a Korean sauna, Jjimjilbang, and Dongdaemun Sparex!

• Experienced Tour Guide
• Hotel pickup in Seoul
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Entrance fee - DMZ and Suspension Bridge
• Drop off: Hongdae, Myeongdong, Gwangjang Food Market, Dongdaemun

• Lunch
• Hotel dropoff
• Hotel pickup - myeodong pickup option
• Hotel pickup - Hongdae station pickup option

Embark on an unforgettable adventure to the Korean Demilitarized Zone (DMZ), one of the world’s most intriguing and historically important locations.

Explore the depths of the Third Infiltration Tunnel, a covert passage constructed by North Korea, and witness the reality of a nation divided. Feel the tension, listen to the narratives, and traverse the path that once epitomized conflict.

Visit the Dora Observatory, where you can look into North Korea, and discover significant sites like the Bridge of Freedom and Imjingak Park, each telling powerful tales of hope, separation, and resilience.

Why Choose This Tour?

• Expert English-speaking guide with profound historical knowledge
• Seamless and efficient passage through DMZ checkpoints
• Thoughtfully crafted itinerary to enhance your experience
• Small group for a more personalized journey

Please remember to bring your passports.
Drop-off locations: Hongdae, Myeongdong, Gwangjang Market, or Dongdaemun.

• Comfortable walking shoes are recommended
• Please add country code to your phone number at time of booking
• You must bring your passports with you! Everyone in your group!
• When you come down to tunnel on food, it can be a bit challenging for seniors

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