• Imjingak Tourist Information Center - Imjingak is a symbolic and historical site located near the Demilitarized Zone (DMZ). It was originally built to comfort families separated by the Korean War, and today, it stands as a powerful reminder of Korea’s desire for peace and reunification. Visitors can explore various monuments, including the “Peace Bell” and the “Freedom Bridge,” which were used by refugees to return to the South after the war. The view of the DMZ from here is both somber and awe-inspiring, offering a unique opportunity to reflect on the nation’s history while gazing at the border area.
• The Third Tunnel - The Third Tunnel is one of several secret tunnels dug by North Korea in an attempt to infiltrate the South. Discovered in 1978, this tunnel stretches 1.6 kilometers long and lies just 73 meters below the surface. Visitors can take a guided tour deep underground to see the tunnel’s narrow passageways and learn about the intense history of the Korean conflict. It’s an eye-opening experience that sheds light on the tensions of the past and provides a glimpse into the military strategies of both sides.
• Dora Observatory - Dorasan Observatory is one of the best spots for a panoramic view of North Korea and the DMZ. From this elevated platform, you can look out across the border and see the landscape of the North, including the village of Kaesong. On a clear day, the view is stunning, and it offers a rare opportunity to glimpse into a country that is otherwise closed off from the rest of the world. The observatory is not just a great photo opportunity, but also a place to reflect on the ongoing hope for peace and reunification on the Korean Peninsula.
• Imjingak Tourist Information Center - Imjingak is a symbolic and historical site located near the Demilitarized Zone (DMZ). It was originally built to comfort families separated by the Korean War, and today, it stands as a powerful reminder of Korea’s desire for peace and reunification. Visitors can explore various monuments, including the “Peace Bell” and the “Freedom Bridge,” which were used by refugees to return to the South after the war. The view of the DMZ from here is both somber and awe-inspiring, offering a unique opportunity to reflect on the nation’s history while gazing at the border area.
• Gamaksan Chulleong Bridge - The Gamak Mountain Suspension Bridge is a stunning bridge offering breathtaking views and an exhilarating experience in South Korea.

• Hotel pick-up & drop-off
• Admissions (The Third Tunnel, Dorasan Observatory, Tongilchon)
• All fees and/or taxes
• Private transportation (mini-van)

• Food & Beverages

One of the most appealing aspects of this tour is its flexibility, allowing visitors to bypass long ticket lines and choose a time that suits their schedule, making it easy to explore the DMZ at their own pace.

Begin an adventure to the Korean Demilitarized Zone (DMZ), a historically important area dividing North and South Korea. Discover significant sites such as Imjingak, a symbol of both hope and sorrow, the Third Tunnel, a covert passageway created by North Korea, and Dorasan Observatory, where panoramic views of North Korea can be enjoyed. Visit Tongilchon (Unification Village), a community where families separated by the Korean War continue to live with hopes of reunification.

Optionally, enhance the adventure by crossing the Gamak Mountain Suspension Bridge, which provides stunning views of the surrounding mountains and valleys, ensuring an unforgettable experience.

● Please be aware that the DMZ is closed on Mondays, and the tour is not available on those days.

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