Explore the DMZ’s 2nd Tunnel and cliffside path. Witness stunning geological formations and historical sites. Book your full-day adventure now!
Explore the DMZ’s 2nd Tunnel and cliffside path. Witness stunning geological formations and historical sites. Book your full-day adventure now!
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Hantangang Jusangjeolli-gil - March - November
An official 3.6-km route along the river in Cheorwon-gun County was opened on November 17, 2020, as part of a project to create a columnar joint road.
This plank path, constructed in July 2020, runs along the valley cliffs with a ladder-shaped bridge.
The Cheorwon Hantangang Columnar Joint Path is…
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Hantangang Jusangjeolli-gil - March - November
An official 3.6-km route along the river in Cheorwon-gun County was opened on November 17, 2020, as part of a project to create a columnar joint road.
This plank path, constructed in July 2020, runs along the valley cliffs with a ladder-shaped bridge.
The Cheorwon Hantangang Columnar Joint Path is a walking trail featuring a small bridge between the cliffs, resembling a ladder. The Hantangang area is recognized as a UNESCO Global Geopark.
With three observation points and 13 bridges, the new path provides hikers with a closer view of the cliffs.
Hantan River Milky Way Bridge (December - February)
The Hantangang River area is a UNESCO Global Geopark. The Milky Way Bridge, designed to follow a natural path, offers a comfortable journey for visitors. The bridge’s name combines the famous Hantangang River and the Cheorwon region with “eunhasu,” meaning Milky Way, symbolizing a path made of stars.
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The 2nd Tunnel - Discovered on March 24, 1975, the 2nd Tunnel was built by North Koreans to invade South Korea. It is 3.5 kilometers long and lies 50-160 meters below the surface, extending 1.1 kilometers south and 2.4 kilometers north. Only 500 meters of the tunnel is open to tourists. Inside, there is a plaza for gathering large military forces. The tunnel has three exits and could allow thirty thousand armed forces and tanks to pass through per hour. Currently, it is part of the Cheorwon Security Tourism Course, attracting many visitors annually.
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Cheorwon Peace Observatory - Opened in November 2007, this three-story observatory with a basement features an exhibition hall on the first floor and an observatory on the second floor. Visitors can observe the ecosystem, Gung-Ye Castle town fortress, Pyeonggang tableland, and Seonjeon town in North Korea within the DMZ. The observatory also includes a miniature model created with advanced technology and an ultra-precision telescope system, allowing tourists to witness and understand the reality of national division.
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Woljeongri Station - Woljeong-ri Station (Iron Triangle Battlefield) is the last stop before the DMZ. With a sign reading “The iron horse wants to run again,” the station features the remains of a train that once traveled frequently to North Korea. Located at the site of one of the fiercest battles of the Korean War, the train marks the division of the Korean peninsula. Today, Woljeong-ri Station is managed by the Cheorwon-gun Office and attracts hundreds of thousands of visitors annually.
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Cheorwon History and Culture Park - In the 1930s, Cheorwon in Gangwon Province, South Korea, was one of the three major cities in the province, with a population of over 80,000. The modern town featured a county office, police station, theater, train station, schools, banks, and more.
Korean Workers’ Party Headquarters
This three-story building in Cheorwon-eup was built in 1946 and served as the Labor Party headquarters until the Korean War began on June 25. Now a tourist attraction, it retains traces of the Korean War. The Cheorwon Korean Workers’ Party Headquarters is managed by the Cheorwon-gun Office as part of the Security Tour Course, drawing hundreds of thousands of visitors each year.
- Hotel pick-up
- All taxes, fees and handling charges
- Air-conditioned vehicle
- Professional English speaking guide
- Hotel pick-up
- All taxes, fees and handling charges
- Air-conditioned vehicle
- Professional English speaking guide
- Gratuities
- Travel insurance
- Lunch
- Gratuities
- Travel insurance
- Lunch
The 2nd Tunnel was discovered in an area 13km north of Cheorwon within the DMZ on March 19, 1975.
As arch of rocks, it has 2.1m width, 2m height, 3.5km length and located between 50 and 160m (160 and 520ft) below ground.
About 30,000 armed troops could infiltrate through the tunnel in an hour with vehicles, artillery pieces, and even tanks.
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The 2nd Tunnel was discovered in an area 13km north of Cheorwon within the DMZ on March 19, 1975.
As arch of rocks, it has 2.1m width, 2m height, 3.5km length and located between 50 and 160m (160 and 520ft) below ground.
About 30,000 armed troops could infiltrate through the tunnel in an hour with vehicles, artillery pieces, and even tanks.
It’s Available to explore 500m length of the tunnel for now and accessible to nearest Southern limit line. Possible to watch lush greenery near Guard Posts and General Out Posts of South Korea versus Guard Posts, Naktagoji, and Kim Ilsung goji of North Korea.
The granites, formed in 110 milion years ago, was covered by basalt lava flow and eroded after made asymmetrical natural views of Hantan River
Able to feel dazzling and beauty by walking through 30 and 40m heights cliffside path which surrounded by Columnar jointing,
UNESCO Global Geopark that has length of 3.6km and width 1.5m.
At least 2 people are required activity to take place.
- No Shopping included in this tour.
- The tour duration include the travel time as the tour’s round trip time on vehicle would be around 4 hours to 5 hours.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.