• Aegibong Peace Eco Park - Situated at the northern edge of Gimpo City, Aegibong Peak is approximately an hour’s drive from central Seoul. This mountain holds historical significance as it was the site of a fierce battle during the Korean War, symbolizing the division of Korea into two separate nations. It is celebrated for its breathtaking views of both North and South Korea.

The peak is also known for the poignant love story of a Pyeongyang governor and his mistress, who were separated during the Sino-Korean War in 1636. The name ‘Aegibong’ is derived from ‘Ae’ (애) meaning love, ‘gi’ (기) meaning mistress, and ‘bong’ (봉) meaning peak, commemorating their love. In 1968, President Park Chung Hee compared their separation to the sorrow of divided Korean families, a sentiment honored at the peak.

The observatory is used for security training and includes the Mangbaedan Altar, where North Korean expatriates conduct ancestral rites. It also features a naval war monument and seasonal lights that can be seen from North Korea.

• Gyeonggi-do - Located in the rural heart of South Korea, Rice Flower Farmer is a cultural and agricultural destination dedicated to celebrating Korea’s rich farming heritage and honoring those who have contributed to its agricultural traditions.

Visitors can participate in a Gochujang-Making Workshop, creating their own batch of Korea’s famous red chili paste to take home. Afterward, enjoy an authentic Bibimbap meal, made with fresh, locally-sourced ingredients—a genuine taste of rural Korea.

The site also offers cultural exhibits, interactive farming activities, and seasonal festivals that bring Korean rural traditions to life. A farming museum further enhances the experience, preserving and educating visitors on sustainable farming practices and the historical roots of Korean agriculture.

The experience includes a distinctive Hand-Drip Coffee Workshop: use a traditional stone grinder to grind locally grown, organic coffee beans, then brew your own hand-drip coffee to enjoy its freshness.

• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Lunch
• Entrance fee

• Gratuities

Why Choose Us:

1. Embark on an exceptional journey that combines culture, history, and cuisine, all led by a professional English-speaking guide.

2. Enjoy the comfort of a private vehicle with convenient pick-up and drop-off services.

3. Visit DMZ Aegibong, a military-restricted area that is the closest border point to North Korea. This site is steeped in history and offers stunning views, where you can observe North Korean villagers and soldiers through viewers.

4. Explore a Premium Rice Factory & Gochujang Making Workshop. This family-run factory, spanning three generations, offers a hands-on workshop where you can create your own 200g jar of Gochujang, a unique and delicious souvenir to share with family and friends.

5. Savor an authentic Bibimbap lunch, crafted with organic, locally-sourced ingredients, providing a genuine taste of Korea.

6. Experience the art of hand-drip coffee by grinding and brewing premium beans to make your own aromatic coffee, offering a perfect and relaxing end to your day.

For large group inquiries, please contact us directly!

• Tour can cancelled due to of unpredictable reasons as Aegibong is the military restricted area.
• The remaining 2 and half hours will be allotted for the travel time.
• The tour includes bibimbap for lunch, so guests with dietary restrictions should notify the company in advance.

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