- Professional guides specializing in English and Chinese will accompany you, providing detailed and expert explanations about the history of Korea’s division and the DMZ.
- With a private tour, you can conveniently enjoy hotel pick-up and drop-off services, as well as choose your preferred pick-up time.
- This is the only tour that visits Camp Greaves. Camp Greaves is the only area within the civilian control zone where the original architecture of a former U.S. military base has been fully preservedHistory & Culture· This is a place for art experiences. This is the only experience where you can see and witness the reality of the North-South division, which you may have only heard about, with your own eyes.
- At Dora Observatory, you can use telescopes to view the scenery of North Korea directly and vividly experience the geographical reality of the Korean Peninsula and the division of the country.
- This premium course lets you experience all of Korea’s unique history, culture, and special attractions in just one day, including DMZ historical sites, Camp Greaves, and the Peace Gondola.
Imjingak
Imjingak is a unification and security tourist site where you can reflect on the history of division and the meaning of peace. It is a popular destination not only for Koreans but also for international travelers. Preserving traces of the war, it is a special place where displaced people with hometowns in the North come to bow in remembrance of their families.
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Camp Greaves
Camp Greaves is one of the oldest U.S. military bases in Korea and is now operated as a tourist site with significant historical value. It is the only place in Korea where U.S. military facilities have been preserved in their original state, allowing you to truly experience the authentic atmosphere of an actual base. You can also enjoy a variety of activities, from trying on military uniforms to making your own dog tags.
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Peace Gondola (optional activity / extra fee payable on site)
The Paju Peace Gondola is the world’s first gondola to pass through a Civilian Control Zone (Min tong seon). Guests may choose to experience the gondola ride at an additional cost, payable on site. As you slowly cross the DMZ skyway by gondola, you’ll have the unique experience of freely walking in the Civilian Control Zone beyond the Imjin River.
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The 3rd Infiltration Tunnel
The 3rd Tunnel is an underground tunnel that was secretly constructed by North Korean forces as an infiltration route for a potential invasion, and was discovered in 1978. It is a representative historical site that illustrates the tense situation on the Korean Peninsula after the Korean War. Today, it is open to tourists, allowing visitors to explore the tunnel firsthand and gain a deeper understanding of the Korean War and the history of the DMZ.
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Dora Observatory
This is the northernmost observatory on the South Korean side where you can get a glimpse of life in North Korea. Through dozens of telescopes, you can see the Demilitarized Zone (DMZ), Songaksan Mountain in Kaesong, the Kim Il-sung statue, and even the Kaesong Industrial Complex.
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