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.

This is Seoul ultimate tour covering 4 must-visit places in Seoul! Please choose 4 places in the list and inform us in advance. *Other places are available after consultation [Hippest Road] -Itaewon-dong -Seongsudong Cafe Street [Royal Palace] -Gyeongbokgung Palace (Tue-Closed) -Changdeokgung Palace (Mon-Closed) -Changgyeonggung Palace (Mon-Closed) [Frequently visited park by locals] -Yeouido Hangang Park (*Other Han-river park can be replaced depending on your schedule) -Seoul Forest -Seoul Botanical Garden (Mon-Closed) -Cheonggyecheon Stream [Hanok Village] -Bukchon Hanok Village -Ikseon-dong Hanok Street [Shopping] -Insadong(Antique shop alley) -Dongdaemun Design Plaza (DDP) -Starfield COEX Mall -The Hyundai Seoul -Myeongdong Shopping Street [Art Gallery Museum] -Seoul Museum of Art(Monday x) [Museum] -National Folk Museum -The War Memorial of Korea (Mon-Closed) -National Museum of Korea [Korea Buddhist Temple] -Jogyesa [Traditional Local Market] -Gwangjang Market

We take you to S.Korea army base inside DMZ. So we need to get permission from army agency. It takes at least 5 working days. The tourists, want to book this tour, book 1 week before the tour. For a different kind of DMZ tour in Korea, take this full-day privately guided excursion from Seoul to the Demilitarized Zone (DMZ), a border that divides North and South Korea. Your guide takes you along the invasion route that North Korean spy commandos used when they infiltrated the world’s most heavily fortified border in 1968. You'll also have time to reflect on the future of the divided territory during a stop at Imjingak Peace Park near the Imjin River, and the War Memorial of Korea back in Seoul. Lunch and round-trip hotel transport by private vehicle are included.

Explore Seoul's top attractions including Seoul Tower, Namsan Hanok Village, and the War Memorial of Korea on this three hour morning tour with knowledgeable tour guide and comfortable transportation. In addition, stop at a duty free shop before the tour concludes at Seoul City Hall.

  This tour brings you to Korea Demilitarized Zone called DMZ and The War Memorial of Korea from your Hotel. These Tours are must visiting course for foreign tourists while visiting Korea for sure. • Must bring your passport for security check • We visit 'The Third Tunnel' which was made by North Korean soldier to attack South Korea • We visit 'Dora Observatory' to see North Korea territory, 'Dora Train Station' and 'Unification village' • After coming back to Seoul, We go to The War Memorial of Korea to understand about Korean war deeply • Can listen to all the useful information not only DMZ and Korean War But also such as politics, religions, society, culture and nature of Korea while traveling from full of knowledgeable driving guide

Explore different aspects of Korean culture visiting the modern communications tower, the NamSan Hanok traditional village and the War Memorial of Korea.

Are you wonder what the Korean nobility’s life is, and what are the Land marks of Seoul? Then, we suggest this tour. Hotel- N Seoul Tower- Hanok Village (Namdaemun Market on Tuesdays)- The War Memorial of Korea (National Folk Museum on Mondays)-Duty Free Shop- Drop off at City Hall