• Aegibong-ro - Aegibong Peak is a modest mountain at Hill 154, located on the border between Gageum-ri in Haseong-myeon and Jogang-ri in Wolgot-myeon of Gimpo-si. Originally named “Ssukgatmeori Mountain” due to its resemblance to a daisy crown, it is steeped in the poignant legend of the Governor of Pyeongan Province and Aegi during the Qing invasion of Joseon, a tale passed down through generations. It also served as a crucial military site during the Korean War.
• Aegibong-ro - A 112-meter suspension bridge links the Themed Gardens to the Sky Forest Garden, offering a thrilling and joyful experience amidst tranquility.
• Gimpo - Jogang Observatory

This outdoor space showcases the poignant beauty of Gaepung-gun in North Korea from just 1.4 kilometers away, making it the nearest observatory.

Jogang River

The Jogang River is situated downstream of the Hangang River, where the Imjingang, Hangang, and Yeseonggang Rivers converge and flow into the West Sea. The name Jogang signifies a “large river” or “grandfather river,” as it appears as vast as the ocean. Before the Korean War, this area was a thriving village with about 100 households. However, after being designated as the “Neutral Waters at Hangang River Estuary” in the 1953 ceasefire agreement, the residents were displaced. Over the years, the Jogang River Basin, once abandoned, has become a haven for a diverse ecosystem and numerous endangered and protected species.

• Gimpo - The Starbucks cafes on the top floor of the Aegibong Peace Park offer a panoramic view of the Jogang River and North Korea. This Aegibong Starbucks in South Korea, with its view of North Korea, has garnered international attention.

Marine Corps War Memorial

Outside the Peace Eco Exhibition Hall, this war memorial was established to honor the noble spirits of the Marine Corps soldiers from the Gimpo District who bravely fought in the Korean War.

• Tour Guide (English or Chinese)
• Entrance fees
• Round Trip Transportation

• Lunch
• Tea and coffee

The Starbucks café situated on the top floor of Aegibong Peace Park offers a breathtaking view of the Jogang River and North Korea. This Starbucks in South Korea, where one can see North Korea, has garnered international attention.

Aegibong is positioned within a restricted area of the DMZ, requiring visitors to pass through a military checkpoint. Just 1.4 kilometers across the Imjin River is North Korea’s border county of Kaepung. From the summit, visitors can clearly see North Korean civilian villages and Songaksan Mountain.

The Associated Press described the Starbucks at Aegibong as a “powerful symbol of security,” highlighting its role as a striking emblem of global capitalism.

CNN remarked, “You can even see North Koreans walking around,” describing it as “one of the few ways to look inside North Korea without crossing the border.” Social media is abuzz with reviews, mentioning the “Unification latte” or “Savor the aroma of freedom and democracy.”

• Passport is needed on the tour. (Can’t go without passport)

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