• Aegibong Peace Eco Park - Situated at the confluence of the Han, Imjin, and Yeseong Rivers, Aegibong Peace Eco Park was formerly known as Hill 154, a significant battleground during the Korean War. The estuary was declared a neutral zone in the ceasefire agreement that concluded the war. Today, the park serves as a tribute to the Korean War and symbolizes the hope for peace and reunification between North and South Korea.
• Goyang - Explore the Nadeul Raon military base camp museum to gain insight into the daily life of South Korean soldiers.

• Korean Chili Sauce making (3x100g jars)
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Lunch
• Entrance fee
• English/Chinese-speaking guide

• Tea and coffee
• Other personal consumption

Join us for an enlightening day exploring Korean military history, the division of Korea, and the aspiration for peace.

Situated at the meeting point of the Imjin and Han Rivers, Aegibong Peace Ecological Park provides a unique view into North Korea, just across the river. Once a frontline during the Korean War, it now stands as a symbol of division and the hope for reunification. From the observatory, which includes the nearest Starbucks to North Korea, visitors can see North Korean villages up close and explore the Peace Memorial Hall’s exhibits on war, inter-Korean relations, and the vision of unity.

Learn how to make Korea’s iconic chili paste (gochujang) in an interactive workshop at a local restaurant. Afterwards, savor stone pot bibimbap featuring Halal-friendly ingredients that merge tradition with innovation.

Nadeul Raon Museum offers a rare opportunity to experience the daily life and training of South Korean soldiers stationed in the Demilitarized Zone. It’s a chance to appreciate their resilience, unity, and sacrifice.

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