Learn about DMZ Area, as you sightseeing with a knowledgeable local guide.Travel by coach to several stunning landmarks in DMZ Area, including Imjingak Park and the DMZ Theater & Exhibition Hall, Dora Observatory. During your 5.5 hour tour, gape at the Korean Demilitarized Zone, and learn about Korean War (1950-1953) divided the Korean Peninsula into South and North Korea. Hotel pickup is included, with drop-off at City Hall or Itaewon, leaving you a free to explore more on your own.

Learn about Korea’s divided history at the Korean Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) on a half-day tour, led by an informative guide. In the morning or afternoon, travel from Seoul to the DMZ, where the country has been split since the Korean War, to visit fascinating sites such as Imjingak Park, the Freedom bridge, the 3rd Infiltration Tunnel and the DMZ exhibition hall. At Dora Observatory, you can even peer through binoculars to observe village life in North Korea.

Since the tour doesn't include any shopping center, you can only focus the DMZ Tour. DMZ Tour is very unique and special in Korea since Korea is the only divided country in the world. Learn about Korea's history through educational and enjoyable tour especially with professional tour guide. Since actual DMZ is prohibited area, we will travel to near the DMZ where the travelers are allowed to travel; Imjingak Park, the 3rd infiltration tunnel, Dora Observatory, Dorasan Station, DMZ theater & Exhibition hall and Odu Unification Observatory.

DMZ At the end of the Korean War in 1953, an armistice was signed by North and South Korea which resulted in the Demilitarized Zone, a 4 km-wide, 240 km-long border that has since scarred the Korean peninsula, dividing the North and South into two independent countries. Lined on both sides with tank traps, landmines, barbed wires on high fences and various other obstacles, it is the heaviest guarded border in the world. Visiting this place can have an unsettling effect, especially when it’s weighed heavy with symbolism. Your guided tour will begin at Imjingak Park situated 7 km from the Demarcation Line. The Park features monumental relics and sorrows from the Korean War and is dedicated to the 10 million Koreans who were separated from their friends and families. Also here is the Freedom Bridge connecting North to South where several South Koreans marched into their mother country from the North after the signing of the armistice. Pass by the Unification Village and enter the DMZ Theatre and Exhibition Hall where you can watch videos explaining the various tunnels that run below the DMZ and general history of the war and division of Korea. An interesting aspect of DMZ will be your tour of the Third Infiltration Tunnel which was dug by the North Koreans in their attempt to infiltrate South Korea and launch a surprise attack. Walking along the 265m stretch of this 73m-deep tunnel, you’d be surprised by how often your head bumps the low-lying roof. After the tunnel, you will head to the Dorasan Observatory. This is the part of South Korea that is the closest to the North. From here, one can peer into binoculars to catch a rare glimpse of North Korea in all its reclusiveness. Nearby is the Dorasan Station which is a symbol of hope for the reunification of Korea. Built in 2002, this modern station is ready and waiting to run on the day the two Koreas finally settle their differences and come together as one.

The DMZ area is the closest district to North Korea. This is primarily held in the Imjingak peace park where you can see the freedom bridge and Mangbaedan. Next, head to Dorasan station. Do not miss the souvenir stamp of the station! (Dorasan station is closed temporarily by the military.) Then move to Dora observatory where you can take a glimpse look at North Korea. Depending on the weather, you might be able to see North Korea through a telescope at the Dora observatory. The last stop will be the 3rd tunnel, which you will have the opportunity to enter the tunnel made by North Korean soldiers on foot. If you are interested in learning about the war history between North and South Korea, this tour is best for you. **We might need to take a DMZ shuttle at the Imjingak Park to enter the DMZ area by the government policy.

This tour will take you from Seoul to the DMZ (Demilitarized Zone) that is a very unique, educational and contemporary historical place. Also if you choose full day tour, you will visit Gloucester Hill Battle Memorial and Gamaksan Suspension Bridge where was fierce battle field during Korean War and now turned to beautiful places where you can see beauty of Korea nature at the top. At the Imjingak Park, the vehicle takes you to the 3rd Infiltration Tunnel. After seeing the 3rd Tunnel, you will watch a brief film at the DMZ Exhibition Hall to get more information on the Korean Peninsula. Then you will move to the Dora Observatory to see North Korea over telescope.  You will pass the Unification Village, on the way to go back to the entrance then go to Gloucester Hill & Gamaksan Suspension Bridge [Option 1]. Or you can take optional itinerary that visit Jangsan Natural Observatory & Hwangpo traditional sailboat on DMZ River (Imjin River) [Option 2].

★ A journey to understand the world's only divided country ★ View of North Korea from nearest observatory! ★ Visit the 3rd Infiltration Tunnel, Dora Station and Imjingak Experience the most popular tourist spot of Korea on this 7-hour tour of the demilitarized zone. The DMZ Area is the only place that you can see the reality of the most divided area in the world. Enjoy the following sights: Imjingak Park, the Unification Bridge, ID Check, DMZ theater and exhibition hall, the Third Infiltration Tunnel, Dora Observatory, Dorasan Station, and Amethyst or Ginseng Center. Choose from one of two departure times when you book. Tour can be extended up to 10 hours depending on local condition.

Learn about Korea’s divided history at the Korean Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) on a half-day tour, led by an informative guide. In the morning or afternoon, travel from Seoul to the DMZ, where the country has been split since the Korean War, to visit fascinating sites such as Imjingak Park, the Freedom bridge, the 3rd Infiltration Tunnel and the DMZ exhibition hall. At Dora Observatory, you can even peer through binoculars to observe village life in North Korea. U

About a 1-hour drive from Seoul, we will arrive at Imjingak Park. The Imjingak park, located at 50km northwest of Seoul, was built for 5 million people who had lost their homes. Major facilities include the North Hall where you can get a view of the North Korean lifestyle. Imjingak Park was built in 1972 with the hope that someday unification would be possible. Through this park, visitors can see over 400 photos and documents showing the stark reality of North Korea. The next place is Odusan Unification Observatory, this observatory is located on the northernmost ceasefire line of the western front where the Hangang river and Imjingang river meet.

Learn about Korea’s divided history at the Korean Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) on a half-day tour, led by an informative guide. In the morning or afternoon, travel from Seoul to the DMZ, where the country has been split since the Korean War, to visit fascinating sites such as Imjingak Park, the Freedom bridge, the 3rd Infiltration Tunnel and the DMZ exhibition hall. At Dora Observatory, you can even peer through binoculars to observe village life in North Korea. U

On this tour of the Korean Demilitarized Zone from Seoul, feel the reality of Korea’s turbulent history as you explore the line that divides North Korea and South Korea. Travel by comfortable coach and learn fascinating history from your expert guide about the role this zone played in the Cold War and the Korean War, and how it now stands as a symbol of both division and unification. Sites you’ll visit include Imjingak Park, the Freedom Bridge, the 3rd Infiltration Tunnel and the DMZ exhibition hall.

Enjoy your breakfast and relax at the hotel. We will pick you up from the hotel lobby and escort you directly to the DMZ. You don't have to wait a long time on the bus while picking up other guests at the several meeting points. We will go straight to Imjingak Park, where the freedom bridge, underground bunker, monuments, memorial hall, peace bell are located. The Freedom bridge where 12,773 Korean armed forces and UN forces who became prisoners of war returned by crossing the bridge. We will enter the civilian off limited area and walk on the bridge further. Go down and see the 3rd infiltration tunnel where 30,000 armed soldiers can move through per hour. Take a closer look by using free binoculars installed at Dora observatory. try to find the statues of North Korean founder and his son, Gaesung City, Villages and N.K people.

Explore a Cold War-era the 3rd infiltration tunnel, look out at North Korea from the Dora Observatory. Along with the 3rd tunnel and Dora Observatory, visit Imjingak Park and Dorasan station. After the DMZ tour, you will return to Seoul and go to Korea Shooting Club in Myeongdong, for a pistol shooting experience.

Lead Your Trip always handles only No Shopping, No Tip, and No Option products. Our product is a private tour product that includes admission tickets, vehicles, and guides. We guarantee to offer you the most reasonable price. This tour is conducted by an official guide who has received official permission from the Korean government. Highlights of the DMZ include Imjingak Park, the 3rd Infiltration Tunnel, DMZ Exhibition Hall, Dora Observatory, Dorasan Station, and Unification Village. Return to Seoul for lunch, then visit Gamaksan suspension bridge before your tour ends in the late afternoon. ・ Visit the DMZ, the most historic space that crosses North and South Korea ・ Watch the lives of North Koreans in real life ・ Tour the 3rd Tunnel built by North Korea to invade South Korea ・ In addition to the DMZ tour, you can freely choose one additional course.

DMZ is the most popular tour destination in Korea. However, it's very hard to visit there by public transportation. If you join the tour service, usually it's all rush. And even there are lots of things to do, you can only visit some of places on your package tour if you join the group tour. This tour include only the round trip shuttle bus between seoul to DMZ. You can have 4 and a half hour at the DMZ area. Have your own time and enjoy there with enough time. Things to do at DMZ DMZ Tour (The 3rd infiltration tunnel, Dorasan Station, Dora Observatory, DMZ Exhibition hall) Admission Fee: 9,200 KRW p/p (if you choose monorail option, 12,200 KRW p/p). You can buy ticket on site. It's first come, first served basis. DMZ Peace Gondola Admission Fee: 11,000 KRW Imjingak Park Admissino Fee: Free Dokgae Bridge Admission Fee: 2,000 KRW Beat 131 Bunker Exhibition Hall Admission Fee: 1,000 KRW Peace Land Admission Fee: 30,000 KRW Pyeonghwa Nuri Park Admissino Fee: Free

★ Please don't waste your time for waiting long Pick-UP Time for DMZ. ★ Use your first time visit to Seoul most efficiently. Are you busy or want to maximize your time to visit to Seoul, South Korea? Let's enjoy the DMZ and Seoul Essence at once. { itinerary } Hotel → Imjingak Park → DMZ (3rd Tunnel + Dora Observatory + Dorasan Station + Unification Village → {Gyeongbok Palace without Changing Guard Ceremony, Pass By Blue House} or {Changdeok palace w/o the ceremony on Tuesdays} → Jogyesa Buddhist Temple → Insadong Culture Street → Hotel  * Sequence subject to change due to local conditions :)

The DMZ, which makes you feel the pain of division, is a variety of security tourist attractions. Imjingak Pavilion, which was built in 1972, provides a panoramic view of the area. You can see key areas of security tourism, including the Third Tunnel built for Invasion by North Korea, Dora Observatory where you can see North Korea, and Dorasan Station, a wish for unification. Riding the Imjingak gondola, you can even see Camp Greaves, the filming location of the drama "Descendants of the Sun". This is the 506th Regiment where the main character of the American drama "Band of Brothers" and the main character of the World War II movie "Saving Private Ryan," were stationed in the country. President Hotel - Imjingak Park - The Unification Bridge - ID Check - DMZ theater and exhibition hall - The 3rd Infiltration Tunnel - Dora Observatory - Dorasan Station - Lunch - Dokgae Bridge - Bunker Beat 131 - Imjingak Gondola - Amethyst or Ginseng Center - Myeongdong Sending.

★ A great introduction to local history for first-time visitors ★ View of North Korea from nearest observatory! ★ Military tour to understand the world's only divided country ★ Visit the 3rd Infiltration Tunnel, Dora Station and Imjingak Park ★ Try North Korean Food ! The famous Cold Noodles ! Delicious ! Combine Korea’s military history with its cuisine on a DMZ tour with a difference. As well as getting the inside scoop on the DMZ and descending to tunnels built to infiltrate South Korea, you’ll sample North Korean food, which you’re likely to otherwise have overlooked. Pick up President Hotel → Imjingak Park→ The Unification Bridge→ ID Check → DMZ theater and exhibition hall → The 3rd Infiltration Tunnel →Dora Observatory → Dorasan Station → Pass by Unification Village → Move to Seoul → Amethyst Center → Lunch → Drop off at Myeongdong (around 15:30 PM) Tour can be extended up to 10 hours depending on local condition.

Embark on an 8-hour guided tour from Seoul of the Korean Demilitarized Zone. Guided by an expert English-speaking guide, you'll first visit Imjingak Park, a stark blend of amusement rides and barbed wire fences, that encapsulate the dreams and despair of a divided nation. As you navigate the park, keep an eye out for the Freedom Bridge and the bullet-riddled smokestack, residues of the Korean War. Your adventure continues with an entrance into the DMZ itself – a restricted area bursting with history and tension. Explore the 3rd Infiltration Tunnel, a clandestine invasion route by North Korea that could facilitate the passage of thirty thousand soldiers in an hour. While this tunnel symbolizes the ambitions of a divided Korea, it also ironically hosts a flourishing ecosystem due to human absence, making it an unexpected natural sanctuary. Unveiling Secrets: Beyond the DMZ The Dora Observatory awaits next, offering unparalleled views of North Korea, the outskirts of Gaeseong City, and the uncanny "Propaganda Village," an artificial settlement crafted to mimic activity. The tour provides various ticket options, including an opportunity to hear firsthand experiences from a North Korean defector or a guided tour of Gyeongbok Palace – once the heart of Korea. Conclude Your journey of discovery concludes with a return to Seoul. Itinerary DMZ ticket Office | Imjimgak Park | Enter DMZ | History Monument | Enter 3rd infiltration Tunnel | Unification Village | Interview with Defector (optional) | Departure to Seoul | Myengdong (optional)

After meeting your guide, you will move the Imjingak park. On the way, you can hear interesting history about Korean war. It'll help you to understand DMZ better. The suspension bridge, locates in Mt. Gamak and the heroic battle of British troops took place in the Korean War. Imjingak Park, locates 7 km from the Military Demarcation Line, is well known for its related to the Korean War. You can check Mangbaedan and the Bridge of Freedom. Also, you can visit Dokgae Bridge. This bridge was blown up while the Korean war and reconstructed. And then let's explore The 3rd Tunnel. It spans over 1,635m in length, 2m in width, and 2m in height and is located 52km from Seoul. From Dora Observatory, you can overlook North Korea and various locations. If you are lucky, you can even see people who is living and working there. we will drop you off at city Hall Station or Myeongdong area.

★ A combined tour to see North Korea from 2 different sides, the DMZ & the NLL ★ Discover the Northern Limit Line, the maritime demarcation line between North & South ★ See North Korea & real villages and people from 2.3 Kms only ! ★ Military tour to understand the world's only divided country ★ Visit the 3rd Infiltration Tunnel, Dora Station and Imjingak Park Experience the history and the past of North and South Korean relationship through the National Museum of Korean Contemporary History, the current through the DMZ, and the future through Pyeongyang-style cuisine. So you can experience the past, present and the future of the two Koreas in one day. President Hotel - Imjingak Park - The Unification Bridge - ID Check - DMZ Theater & Exhibition Hall - The 3rd Infiltration tunnel - Dora Observatory - Dorasan Station - Lunch - Ganghwa Peace Observatory - Amethyst or Redpine or Ginseng Center - President Hotel Tour can be extended up to 10 hours depending on local condition.

Learn more about the history of the Korean War and the Cold War on this educational guided DMZ tour Places such as Imjingak Park, the Freedom Bridge, the Third Infiltration Tunnel, and the DMZ Exhibition Hall will be visited Have a bird’s eye view of North Korea through the binoculars located on top of the observatory towers

Customize your DMZ tour with a private guide. See North Korea from Paju, the closest place to the country. Visit Imjingak Park, the last village separating North and South Korea. Witness remnants of war and learn about North Korea from your guide. Imjingak, built in 1972 for displaced North Koreans, offers a glimpse into the past and present struggles caused by the Korean War and national conflict. Explore significant sites such as Mangbaedan, Pyeonghwajong (Peace Bell), and the Steam Locomotive at Jangdan Station in Gyeongseon.

It is time to look at North Korea and experience the military area on a gondola at the northernmost border of South Korea! The Observatory, the only spot you can see North Korea, the hidden country in the world from South Korea. Peek at the veiled North Korean society (North Korea Apartment, Fields, Factories etc). Let's visit Dokgae Bridge with traces of war and experience even underground bunker. Oh ! Watch out your step during the tour ! You may encounter a mine From the Camp Graves that had been the base of 506th Regiment of the US 2nd Division (This division became famous by Descendants of the Sun) for 50 years after the war to ammunition dumps and condet barracks, you will experience security tours of solidarity camps. Don't miss this tour and make a reservation just right now! (08:00) President Hotel → Imjingak Park → Dokgae Bridge → Bunker Beat 131 → Imjingak Gondola → Odusan Unification Observatory → Amethyst or Ginseng Center → Myeongdong Sending (14:30)

Meet your friendly tour guide at your preferred meet-up point and hop onto the van/coach with other travelers. Head off to the Imjingak park , arriving around 9:00am. Our tour guide will introduce you in details about the Korea History and feel free to ask any questions if any. After that, you will take the gondola over the river. There will be some Korea-war related exhibitions in the Gallery Greaves. After lunch time, will head to the the Camp Greaves - only U.S. military camp located inside the ‘Civilian Control Line’ in the past, offers various activities such as wearing military uniforms and making dog tags, and makes unforgettable memories by taking photos as if you were the main character of Korean drama. At the end of the tour, you will get a chance to see the North Koreans’ living at the Odusan Observatory, where you can see the land of South Korea and North Korea at a glance. Will head back to Seoul around 5:00pm and arriving back to the drop-off point around 6:30pm.