• The War Memorial of Korea - Established in 1994, The War Memorial of Korea is a museum dedicated to imparting lessons from the Korean War, promoting peace, and fostering hope for the reunification of North and South Korea.
• 나들라온 - ‘나들라온’, or Nadeullaon, is a blend of the words Nadeule and Laon. Nadeule refers to a brief visit to a nearby place, while Laon means cheerful or joyful. Visitors can experience the barracks and Battle Dressed Uniforms of soldiers.
• Aegibong Peace Eco Park - Aegibong is renowned as a place frequently visited by displaced individuals. Following the Korean War, many people visited Aegibong to catch a glimpse of their hometowns. It is also known for the Starbucks cafe located at the observatory.

Aegibong, Jogang Observatory is managed by the military and may be closed on the day of the tour. If this occurs, the tour will visit Ganghwa Peace Observatory instead.

• 6.25참전용사 기념공원 - ‘6.25 참전용사 기념비’, or Gwanghwa County 6.25 Veterans Memorial Park, was established by comrades from Ganghwado to honor and remember the patriots who protected citizens and defended democracy during the Korean War.
• Yeonmijeong Pavilion - Yeonmijeong is named after the view of a stream where the Hangang River merges with the Imjingang River, resembling a swallow’s tail. Visitors can enjoy the unique experience of radio broadcasting to North Korea.

• Snacks
• Lunch time (at your expense)
• Free K-army uniform (BDU) experience and souvenir DMZ postcards (while stocks last)
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• English and Japanese guides
• Passport required

• Lunch
• Bottled water
• Traveler’s insurance
• Other personal expenses

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