• Seodaemun Prison History Hall - Explore the harsh history of Korea’s fight for independence. This former prison was a site where numerous freedom fighters were detained, tortured, and executed during Japanese occupation. Walk through the somber cells, observe the torture chambers, and empathize with those who gave their all for Korea’s freedom.
• Dilkusha (Albert W. Taylor House) - Discover a hidden historical gem—the residence of an American journalist who revealed Japan’s brutalities to the world. This Western-style house symbolizes the bravery of those who risked everything to share Korea’s difficult truths.
• Tapgol Park - The origin of the March 1st Movement. It was here that Korea’s initial calls for independence were heard in 1919, igniting a nationwide revolution. Stand on the grounds where history unfolded and feel the resonating courage that led to Korea’s liberation.

• English Speaking Guide
• Admission Fees
• Public Transportation Fees during the tour

• Meals
• Travelers Insurance
• Other Personal Expenses

Explore Korea’s challenging history and uncover the harsh truths of Japanese colonization. Trace the journey to independence, emphasizing the suffering, sacrifice, and unwavering resistance of the Korean people.

Start at Seodaemun Prison History Hall, where Korean freedom fighters—many of them students—were detained, tortured, and executed. Stand before Dongnimmun Arch, once a symbol of Korea’s independence aspirations, now a solemn reminder of lost sovereignty. Visit Dilkusha, the residence of an American journalist who revealed Japan’s oppressive rule to the world.

Follow the path of the March 1st Movement, a nationwide uprising that laid the groundwork for Korea’s liberation efforts. Conclude at Tapgol Park, where the initial calls for freedom were made, igniting a revolution that eventually led to independence.

Experience the heartbreak, courage, and indomitable spirit of those who shaped Korea’s journey to freedom. This is more than a tour—it’s an exploration of oppression, defiance, and Korea’s struggle for freedom.

• Itinerary is subjected to traffic & weather condition.
• This tour involves traveling by public transportation, so bringing strollers or wheelchairs may be inconvenient.
• You may need to remove your shoes when visiting Dilkusha to help preserve the historic residence. Slippers will be provided on-site.

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