• Imjingak Peace Nuri Park - Situated near the DMZ in Paju, Imjingak Peace Nuri Park represents Korea’s aspiration for reunification. This expansive riverside park includes the Freedom Bridge, relics from the Korean War, and art installations crafted from barbed wire and peace messages. Visitors can wander through green fields adorned with wind-powered sculptures and contemplate Korea’s divided history and hopes for peace.
• Dora Observatory - Located on Mount Dora, the Dora Observatory provides a rare view across the Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) into North Korea. From the viewing platform, visitors can observe Kaesong City, North Korean propaganda villages, and the surrounding scenery through high-powered binoculars. It is one of the nearest locations where civilians can safely view North Korea, offering a profound insight into the peninsula’s division.
• The Third Tunnel - Found in 1978, the Third Infiltration Tunnel serves as a vivid reminder of Cold War tensions. Secretly constructed by North Korea, it extends over 1.6 kilometers toward Seoul and could have moved thousands of soldiers within an hour. Visitors can explore part of the tunnel with safety helmets and learn about its discovery at the DMZ exhibition hall, which emphasizes ongoing efforts for peace and security.
• Odusan Unification Tower - Odusan Unification Tower provides a distinctive vantage point where visitors can view North Korea across the Han River. Discover Korea’s division, history, and dreams for reunification as you explore this symbolic location.

• Admission fees
• Tea and coffee
• Gas

• Gratuity
• Meals
• Personal expenses

Hello. Meet Jayce, your guide and a former South Korean soldier who spent 19 months at a General Outpost in the Eastern DMZ. Each day, he gazed across the border at North Korea, experiencing the tension, fear, and hope that characterize this region.

During this tour, Jayce will share authentic stories from his service, including the living conditions, unexpected emergencies, and daily experiences that shaped his perspective on the divided peninsula. Together, participants will delve into the tragic history of separation, reflect on the harsh realities of war, and discuss Jayce’s personal insights on the future of both Koreas.

There is so much to share that sometimes the tour extends a bit longer — hopefully, this will be welcomed!

10% of the proceeds are donated to support soldiers currently serving along the DMZ.

** Please be aware that DMZ access may be restricted at any time for safety or operational reasons. If this occurs, the tour may be substituted with the DMZ Gondola and an observatory overlooking North Korea. Thank you for your understanding.

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