Seoul Photography Tours

AmritaJun, 2025

5/5

Leo was very energetic and knowledgeable! Got to know a lot about the Korean war, the history of DMZ, and how this separation has impacted daily lives as well as historic sites. The walk on the suspension bridge was truly a treat for the soul! Praying for reunification 🤞 Thanks Leo!

GuadalupeJun, 2025

5/5

Leo our guide wss very nice, and the expiren was great

A full-day guided tour of the 2nd Infiltration Tunnel, UNESCO Global Geopark, and other DMZ sites with transportation and lunch taken care of.

Day out exploring the DMZ's 2nd Infiltration Tunnel, Cheorwon Peace Observatory, and more complete with a Korean lunch, easy transfers, and an English-speaking guide.
2nd Infiltration Tunnel: One of several covert passages excavated by North Korea that could have allowed 30,000 armed troops to infiltrate South Korea in an hour.
Cheorwon Peace Observatory: View North Korea with a telescope from the observatory and explore the park which features reconstructed traditional villages and exhibits from the 1930s to the 1950s.
Hantangang Geopark: Grab a wholesome traditional Korean lunch before you explore the UNESCO Geopark with its dramatic cliffside paths and unique volcanic rock formations.
Korean Workers' Party Headquarters: Visit this abandoned building that whispers stories from North Korea’s political past.

Inclusions

Full-day tour of DMZ
Expert English-speaking guide
Korean lunch
Entry to:
- Baekmagoji Memorial
- 2nd Infiltration Tunnel
- Cheorwon Peace Observatory
- Woljeong-ri Station
- Hantangang Geopark
- Korean Workers' Party Headquarters
- Cheorwon History & Culture Park
Round-trip AC vehicle transfers from meeting point

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.
Bridge of Freedom – Also known as "Freedom Bridge," this structure within the Imjingak area represents the enduring hope for reunification.
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.

Tip: Bring your own binoculars if you can. The observatory has telescopes, but this will give you more flexibility in viewing North Korea.
This tour is not suitable for pregnant people and those with heart problems.
This tour is not wheelchair accessible.
Bring along a valid ID when you come.

You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.

Guided Tours

DMZ Full-Day Tour to 2nd Tunnel, Cliffside Path & More

A full-day guided tour of the 2nd Infiltration Tunnel, UNESCO Global Geopark, and other DMZ sites with transportation and lunch taken care of.

Day out exploring the DMZ's 2nd Infiltration Tunnel, Cheorwon Peace Observatory, and more complete with a Korean lunch, easy transfers, and an English-speaking guide.
2nd Infiltration Tunnel: One of several covert passages excavated by North Korea that could have allowed 30,000 armed troops to infiltrate South Korea in an hour.
Cheorwon Peace Observatory: View North Korea with a telescope from the observatory and explore the park which features reconstructed traditional villages and exhibits from the 1930s to the 1950s.
Hantangang Geopark: Grab a wholesome traditional Korean lunch before you explore the UNESCO Geopark with its dramatic cliffside paths and unique volcanic rock formations.
Korean Workers' Party Headquarters: Visit this abandoned building that whispers stories from North Korea’s political past.

‌

Check availability

Free cancellation

You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.

Book now, pay later

Book now without paying anything. Cancel for free if your plans change.

10 hr. 30 min.

Transfers included

Meals included

AmritaJun, 2025

5/5

GuadalupeJun, 2025

5/5

Leo our guide wss very nice, and the expiren was great

A full-day guided tour of the 2nd Infiltration Tunnel, UNESCO Global Geopark, and other DMZ sites with transportation and lunch taken care of.

Day out exploring the DMZ's 2nd Infiltration Tunnel, Cheorwon Peace Observatory, and more complete with a Korean lunch, easy transfers, and an English-speaking guide.
2nd Infiltration Tunnel: One of several covert passages excavated by North Korea that could have allowed 30,000 armed troops to infiltrate South Korea in an hour.
Cheorwon Peace Observatory: View North Korea with a telescope from the observatory and explore the park which features reconstructed traditional villages and exhibits from the 1930s to the 1950s.
Hantangang Geopark: Grab a wholesome traditional Korean lunch before you explore the UNESCO Geopark with its dramatic cliffside paths and unique volcanic rock formations.
Korean Workers' Party Headquarters: Visit this abandoned building that whispers stories from North Korea’s political past.

Inclusions

Full-day tour of DMZ
Expert English-speaking guide
Korean lunch
Entry to:
- Baekmagoji Memorial
- 2nd Infiltration Tunnel
- Cheorwon Peace Observatory
- Woljeong-ri Station
- Hantangang Geopark
- Korean Workers' Party Headquarters
- Cheorwon History & Culture Park
Round-trip AC vehicle transfers from meeting point

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.
Bridge of Freedom – Also known as "Freedom Bridge," this structure within the Imjingak area represents the enduring hope for reunification.
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.

Tip: Bring your own binoculars if you can. The observatory has telescopes, but this will give you more flexibility in viewing North Korea.
This tour is not suitable for pregnant people and those with heart problems.
This tour is not wheelchair accessible.
Bring along a valid ID when you come.

You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.

Seoul Photography Tours: Capture the Essence of a Vibrant City

Get Help 24/7

Headout

DMZ Full-Day Tour to 2nd Tunnel, Cliffside Path & More