• Goseokjeong Pavilion - Goseokjeong Pavilion is renowned as the most picturesque among the eight scenic views of Cheorwon. It serves as the starting point for DMZ tours, with the Iron Triangle Battlefield Conservation Office located here.
• The 2nd Tunnel - Situated in the DMZ along the military demarcation line, this tunnel was discovered by Korean guards who detected underground explosions while on duty, prompting an investigation with advanced drilling equipment. The tunnel is carved through a solid granitic layer, extending 3.5km in length and located between 50m and 160m underground. Today, this second tunnel has been converted into a security tourism site.
• Cheorwon Peace Observatory - Cheorwon Peace Observatory provides a sweeping view of the DMZ (Demilitarized Zone separating North and South Korea) in the central forward area of Cheorwon-gun, Gangwon-do.
• Woljeongri Station - Woljeong-ri Station (Iron Triangle Battlefield) is the final stop before reaching the DMZ. It is located at the site of the fiercest battle during the Korean War, marking the division line of the Korean peninsula.
• Korean Workers’ Party Headquarters - The Cheorwon Korean Workers’ Party Headquarters is managed by the Cheorwon-gun Office as part of the Security Tour Course. This three-story building in Cheorwon-eup was built in 1946 and served as the Labor Party headquarters until the outbreak of the Korean War on June 25.
• Cheorwon History and Culture Park - 【Included only in Tour After 3/6】 Cheorwon History and Culture Park is dedicated to preserving the region’s turbulent history and cultural heritage. Located near the former North Korean administrative zone, the park offers an in-depth exploration of Cheorwon’s past, from its ancient origins to its significant role in the Korean War.

The park features a variety of exhibits, including war relics, photographs, and historical records that highlight the struggles and resilience of those who lived through the war. Visitors can explore restored structures, memorial monuments, and interactive displays that provide insight into the division of Korea and the lasting impact of conflict on the region.

• Hantangang Jusangjeolli-gil - 【Included only in Tour After 3/6】 The Hantangang River area is a UNESCO Global Geopark. The Milky Way Bridge was constructed to follow a natural path, allowing visitors to journey comfortably. The bridge’s name is derived from the famous Hantangang River and the Cheorwon region, combined with “eunhasu,” or Milky Way, the path made of stars.
• Baekmagoji Memorial - 【Included only in Tour Before 3/6】 Memorial Tower of Baengmagoji Battlefield and Memorial Museum

Located in the northern area of South Korea, Baengma Battlefield was one of the bloodiest battlefields during the Korean War. After the battle, the area emitted a foul odor due to the deceased bodies. The mountain area lost its original shape due to the intense battle, and as a result, the area was named “Baengmagoji,” as it was said to resemble a white horse (Baengma) lying down.

• Round-trip transportation
• Bilingual guide (English/Chinese)
• All admission fees included

• Traveler’s insurance
• Other personal expenses
• Meals
• Hotel pick-up/ dropoff

Explore the history of the Korean War with a unique DMZ tour in Cheorwon, the northernmost county near the North Korean border.

Start at Goseokjeong National Tourist Area, a picturesque location famous for its rock formations along the Hantan River. Visitors can enjoy boat rides or walk on the frozen river during winter. 【After Mar 6】Next, stroll across the Hantangang Milky Way Bridge, a glass bridge that offers stunning views.

In DMZ Durumi Peace Town, don a helmet to explore the 2nd Tunnel, secretly constructed by North Korea, and visit the Peace Observatory for a rare glimpse into North Korea. Make a stop at Woljeong-ri Station, known as the symbolic “last station before the North,” featuring a train riddled with bullet holes.

【Before Mar 6】Visit Baekma (White Horse) Hill Memorial Monument, which commemorates one of the Korean War’s most intense battles.

Conclude the tour at the Labor Party Building, a war-torn relic from North Korea’s occupation, and 【After Mar 6】explore Cheorwon History & Culture Park, a recreated 1930s Cheorwon street.

• Passport is necessary to get in DMZ.
• The tour can be canceled due to security reasons.
• It is important to ensure that all information provided is accurate and matches the details on your passport. If incorrect information is provided, you may be denied entry into the DMZ area.

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