• Imjingak Peace Nuri Park - Situated near the DMZ in Paju, Imjingak Peace Nuri Park serves as a beacon of Korea’s aspiration for reunification. This vast riverside park includes landmarks like the Freedom Bridge, remnants from the Korean War, and art installations crafted from barbed wire and peace messages. Visitors can stroll through expansive green fields adorned with wind-powered sculptures, contemplating Korea’s divided history and its hopes for enduring peace.
• Dora Observatory - Perched on Mount Dora, the Dora Observatory provides a unique chance to gaze across the Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) into North Korea. From its viewing platform, visitors can observe Kaesong City, North Korean propaganda villages, and the surrounding landscape through high-powered binoculars. It is among the closest locations where civilians can safely view North Korea, offering a profound perspective on the peninsula’s division.
• The Third Tunnel - Found in 1978, the Third Infiltration Tunnel is a stark reminder of Cold War tensions. Secretly constructed by North Korea, the tunnel extends over 1.6 kilometers toward Seoul and could have facilitated the passage of thousands of soldiers within an hour. Visitors can explore a section of the tunnel wearing safety helmets and learn about its discovery at the DMZ Exhibition Hall, which showcases ongoing efforts toward peace and security.
• Odusan Unification Tower - Odusan Unification Tower provides one of the most distinctive and accessible viewpoints for observing North Korea across the Han River. From the observatory, visitors can clearly see North Korean villages, fields, and daily life just beyond the border. Inside the tower, exhibits delve into the history and development of Korea’s division, the personal stories behind the separation, and the nation’s persistent hopes for peaceful reunification. As visitors walk through the halls and take in the expansive riverside views, the site offers a thoughtful and meaningful space to reflect on the past, present, and future of the Korean Peninsula.

• Admission fees
• Tea and coffee
• Gas

• Gratuity
• Meals
• Personal expenses

What distinguishes this tour is the unique perspective of your guide, Jayce — a former South Korean soldier who spent 19 months at a General Outpost within the Eastern DMZ, one of the closest points to North Korea. He didn’t just learn about this place; he lived it.

During this tour, you won’t encounter generic explanations or rehearsed commentary. Instead, Jayce animates the DMZ with captivating firsthand stories — the long, silent nights on watch, the sudden alerts that shook the outpost, and the emotional moments that revealed the true cost of Korea’s division. His experiences make each stop more profound, meaningful, and unforgettable.

For those seeking a DMZ tour with genuine insight, real emotion, and authentic stories from someone who stood on the front line, this is the experience you’ve been looking for. You’ll leave with a perspective few visitors acquire — and an understanding that lingers long after the tour concludes.

This isn’t just another DMZ tour. It’s the one that leaves a lasting impression.

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