A guided tour of the DMZ Seoul and a boat ride on the Imjin River on a full-day tour, complete with round-trip transfers from Seoul.
- Day out to explore the DMZ on a day tour from Seoul and a 50-minute boat ride along the Imjin River with an English-speaking guide sharing stories of the Korean War.
- Imjingak Park: Visit the Mangbaedan, an altar where North Korean refugees in the South hold ancestral rites and see the war-damaged steam locomotive.
- Dora Observatory & Tunnel: Scout the dimly lit 'Third Infiltration Tunnel' built by North Korea and spot North Korean landmarks like the Propaganda Village from the Observatory.
- Unification Village: See rice paddies and traditional Korean houses, meet locals who live close to the border, and hear a North Korean defector’s firsthand escape story followed by a live Q&A.
- Third Tunnel – An underground passage dug by North Korea, symbolizing military tensions and secret invasion plans during the Korean War.
- Imjingak Pyeonghoa-Nuri Park – A memorial park honoring Korea’s division while serving as a symbolic site for peace and reunification, featuring monuments and viewpoints.
- Dora Observatory – A rare chance to get a close-up view of North Korea across the border, offering a stark look into the realities of the DMZ.
- DMZ Theater – A multimedia experience that provides historical context and deepens visitors' understanding of the DMZ and the Korean conflict.
- Unification Village – A living testament to community efforts and reconciliation, offering insights into the lives of locals affected by Korea’s division.
- Mangbaedan – A commemorative site reflecting on historical events and the impact of the Korean conflict, embodying both division and hope.
- Boat Riding at Imjin River – Provides a rare opportunity to experience the DMZ region from the water, highlighting the natural beauty along the river that runs near the border.
