• Korean Workers’ Party Headquarters - The building’s origins are somewhat mysterious, with records suggesting it was constructed in early 1946, before the formation of the Workers’ Party of North Korea, which later became the Workers’ Party of Korea.
• The 2nd Tunnel - Discovered on March 24, 1975, the 2nd Tunnel was created by North Koreans for an invasion of South Korea. It spans 3.5 kilometers and is located 50 to 160 meters underground. The tunnel extends 1.1 kilometers southward and 2.4 kilometers northward, with only 500 meters accessible to tourists. Inside, there is a plaza designed to accommodate a large military force, and the tunnel features three exits. It could facilitate the passage of thirty thousand troops and tanks per hour. Currently, it is part of the Cheorwon Security Tourism Course, attracting numerous visitors annually.
• Cheorwon Peace Observatory - This observatory, which opened in November 2007, has three stories and a basement. The first floor houses an exhibition hall, while the second floor serves as an observatory, offering views of the ecosystem, Gung-Ye Castle town fortress, Pyeonggang tableland, and Seonjeon town in North Korea within the DMZ. It also features a state-of-the-art miniature model and an ultra-precision telescope system, allowing visitors to experience the reality of national division.
• Woljeongri Station - Known as the Iron Triangle Battlefield, Woljeong-ri Station is the final stop before the DMZ. With a sign reading “The iron horse wants to run again,” it features the remains of a train that once traveled frequently to North Korea. Situated at the site of a significant Korean War battle, this train symbolizes the division of the Korean peninsula. Today, Woljeong-ri Station is managed by the Cheorwon-gun Office and draws hundreds of thousands of tourists each year.
• Hantangang Tour - Experience the Sky Bridge, a famous suspension bridge featured in the drama Crash Landing on You, and take in the stunning views of Hantangang Geopark.
• Bidulginang Waterfalls - The name “Bidulginang” is derived from the Korean word “nang,” meaning “nest,” inspired by the numerous white doves that once nested in a cave behind the waterfall. On September 26, 2012, the Cultural Heritage Administration designated the Pocheon Hantangang Basalt Gorge and Bidulginang Falls as Natural Monument No. 537. The falls’ breathtaking location and unique natural beauty have also been showcased in popular historical K-dramas such as The Slave Hunters (Chuno), Queen Seondeok, and Warrior Baek Dong-soo.

• Hotel pick-up
• All taxes, fees and handling charges
• Air-conditioned vehicle
• Professional English speaking guide

• Gratuities
• Travel insurance
• Lunch

The 2nd Tunnel was discovered in an area 13km north of Cheorwon within the DMZ on March 19, 1975.

As arch of rocks, it has 2.1m width, 2m height, 3.5km length and located between 50 and 160m (160 and 520ft) below ground.
About 30,000 armed troops could infiltrate through the tunnel in an hour with vehicles, artillery pieces, and even tanks.

It’s Available to explore 500m length of the tunnel for now and accessible to nearest Southern limit line. Possible to watch lush greenery near Guard Posts and General Out Posts of South Korea versus Guard Posts, Naktagoji, and Kim Ilsung goji of North Korea.

The granites, formed in 110 milion years ago, was covered by basalt lava flow and eroded after made asymmetrical natural views of Hantan River
Able to feel dazzling and beauty by walking through 30 and 40m heights cliffside path which surrounded by Columnar jointing,
UNESCO Global Geopark that has length of 3.6km and width 1.5m.

At least 2 people are required activity to take place.

• No Shopping included in this tour.
• The tour duration include the travel time as the tour’s round trip time on vehicle would be around 4 hours to 5 hours.

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