• Imjingak Tourist Information Center - This is the essential stop for obtaining DMZ tour tickets! Additionally, visitors can view a derailed locomotive from the Korean War, the Bridge of No Return where prisoners were exchanged, or ascend to the top of the building to enjoy the view of Imjingak Peace Park.
• DMZ - This tour includes a visit to the DMZ, the Third Tunnel dug by North Korea for a surprise attack post-Korean War, and the Dora Observatory, where you can see North Korea, including Gaeseong (the third largest city in North Korea), the Gaeseong Industrial Complex, a North Korean village, and the Demilitarized Zone with the naked eye.
• The Third Tunnel - This infiltration tunnel was constructed by North Korea after the Korean War. Visitors can actually enter the tunnel!
• Dora Observatory - Here, you can view North Korea with the naked eye! Binoculars are available to see North Korean soldiers and civilians through the DMZ. Additionally, you can see Gaeseong city, the third largest in North Korea.
• Mangbaedan - This is where families separated after the Korean War come to visit, missing North Korea, their hometown. This is the reason Imjingak Peace Park was established.
• Bridge of Freedom - Located at Imjingak Peace Park, before entering the DMZ, visitors will explore the park. The tour guide will explain all the historical sites and landmarks.
• Gamaksan Chulleong Bridge - This suspension bridge at Mt. Gamaksan was a fierce battlefield during the Korean War. Here, you can enjoy the stunning scenery of the Korean forest. This is an optional visit when choosing the DMZ + Suspension Bridge tour.
• Kwangjang Market - One of the drop-off locations, this local market offers a vibrant atmosphere with a wide variety of Korean street food. Known for its food market with over 120 street food options, it was a filming location for the Netflix series “Chefs on the Street.” The mungbean pancake is the most famous, along with beef tartar, live octopus, tteokbokki, sundae, gimbap, and more. The market also offers delicious dumplings, dumpling soup, and noodle soups.
• Tongilchon-gil - This is an actual village in the Civilian Control Zone where locals reside. It serves as a rest stop before returning to Imjingak Park by government-run coach. Visitors can find unique products from this village, as well as toilets and cafes. It is not a mandatory shopping stop. The tour requires stopping at three places as per the driver’s instructions, who works for the military base in the DMZ.
• Hongdae - Hongik University Station - A popular area for shopping and experiencing youth culture, with numerous karaoke rooms, clubs, shopping venues, food, and street performances.
• Dongdaemun Design Plaza (DDP) - Another drop-off location, DDP is a fascinating place to explore. It is also adjacent to the Dongdaemun Gate and ancient wall, perfect for a stroll. It is close to Dongdaemun Market, where visitors can enjoy local food.
• Myeongdong Shopping Street - A must-visit shopping street in Seoul, offering a wide array of street food and shopping options. It is one of the drop-off locations.

• Experienced tour guide
• Free rental of monocular or binoculars
• Entrance fee to DMZ included
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Drop off at Hongdae, Myeongdong, Gwangjang market, Dongdaemun
• Optional hotel pickup

• Personal expense
• Hotel dropoff

No mandatory shopping center or hotel pickup is included.

The DMZ tour is a highly popular tourist destination! Join the tour to explore the history of the Korean War and North Korea firsthand. Witness real history with your own eyes! A DMZ specialist will guide the group.

After being picked up from your hotel or meeting point, travel to Paju and Imjingak Peace Park. In the park, you can see the Bridge of No Return, a derailed locomotive from the Korean War, the Manbaedan ancestral ceremony site, and more.

Once the tour guide secures the tickets, you will visit 3 to 4 locations on the DMZ tour bus by entering the civilian control zone:

1. 3rd Tunnel of Aggression: Walk down or use the monorail if available. You can explore the tunnel on foot and see what North Korea excavated.
2. Dora Observatory: View North Korea with your own eyes.
3. Unification Village: Purchase DMZ souvenirs.

After the DMZ tour, there is an optional visit to the Suspension Bridge at Mt. Gamaksan.

Drop-off locations include Hongik University Station, Gwangjang Market, Myeongdong Station, and Dongdaemun.

• A current valid passport is required on the day of travel
• Please check viator message for hotel pickup time information!
• When you go down to tunnel on food, it can be a bit challenging to seniors

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