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Explore Korea's DMZ and Suspension Bridge honoring the British Gloucester Regiment on a full-day guided trip with round trip transfers from Seoul.
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Sofia
Andrea
Lucas
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Journey to the heart of the Korean conflict on a guided tour of the DMZ, and walk across the 155-meter-long Freedom Bridge, where 12,773 POWs returned to freedom.
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Descend 73m into the dingy 3rd Infiltration Tunnel, and explore the DMZ Exhibition Hall, where the 2018 Inter-Korean Summit took place.
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Gaze across the 160-mile border into North Korea from Dora Observatory, and imagine a unified Korea at Dorasan Station, which symbolizes hope.
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Cross the scenic 200m Lake Majang Suspension Bridge, dedicated to the 1st Battalion Gloucestershire Regiment, and learn about their valiant defense.
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Fun fact: The DMZ is home to the world's rarest butterfly, the Irides Midea Setionoae. It has purple and brown wings and can be found nowhere else.
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Full-day tour of DMZ
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Visit to Lake Majang Suspension Bridge
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Expert English-speaking guide
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Admission to all the attractions
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Round-trip transfers from Seoul
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You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
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Guests from Germany, Australia, United States and over 9 countries have loved this experience
Alberto
Aug, 2025Verified booking
Your guide (Miel-honey) was very knowledgeable and loved her sense of humor. My whole family had a blast. The tunnel is work out. A total 10 if I could. Thank you.
Olivier
May, 2025Verified Partner Review
Absolutely unforgettable! Our guide (Min) was super friendly, kept us laughing the whole time, and really knew her stuff. Tunnel was smaller than I thought but that made it even more exciting. Loved chatting with the group on the bus ride back—everyone was just buzzing after seeing the border. Worth every penny.
Maria
May, 2025Verified Partner Review
Def worth it! Went with my boyfriend and we both learned a TON. Our guide was super chill and made the history part fun, not boring. Tunnel’s a workout so wear good shoes. Loved buying weird DMZ snacks at the end—try the ginseng candy!David
May, 2025Verified Partner Review
Went solo and ended up chatting with people from all over the world. The views from the observatory were INSANE. If you’re into geopolitics, this is a must. Tunnel is not for the claustrophobic, but I survived. Got back to Seoul by 3pm so plenty of time for other stuff.
Lucas
May, 2025Verified Partner Review
I'm not usually a tour guy but my girlfriend dragged me along—actually had a blast. Our guide was hilarious and had endless energy, kept everyone awake even after lunch when most of us wanted a nap. The security checks are no joke, but made it feel extra real. Would defs recommend if you want something different from the usual Seoul stuff.
Stepping into the Heart of a Divided Nation
Picture this: you're standing at the edge of a border that's been dividing a nation for over 50 years. The air is thick with tension, and you can almost feel the weight of history pressing down on you. Welcome to the DMZ, the Demilitarized Zone between North and South Korea.
Seoul's bustling streets give way to barbed wire fences and concrete watchtowers. Your first stop is Imjingak Peace Park, a memorial that drives home the human cost of the Korean War. You'll get to go inside the "3rd Infiltration Tunnel," a secret tunnel North Korea dug for an invasion. And at the Dora Observatory, you can peer across the border into North Korea itself. It's surreal.
A Bridge to the Past
But there's more. You'll visit the Joint Security Area, the only place where North and South Korean officials come face-to-face. The tension is so thick you could cut it with a knife. The DMZ Theater and Exhibition Hall bring the past to life with photographs, installations, and performances.
And then there's the Lake Majang Suspension Bridge. It's this stunning 200-meter bridge that stretches across the serene waters of Lake Majang. It's like stepping into a postcard. You might even forget for a moment that you're in the heart of such a historically significant area.
You'll also visit The Unification Village, the only civilian settlement within the DMZ– a little pocket of hope amid all the tension.
What to bring
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Wear comfortable walking shoes as you walk through the tunnel and on different terrains.
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Bring your valid passport, which the military officials at the entrance of DMZ will check.
What's not allowed
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Luggage and large bags are not allowed on the tour.
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Waving, pointing, signaling, or photography without permission are not allowed at the DMZ.
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Strict Dress Code: No ripped pants, shorts, skirts, or camouflage.
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DMZ is not the kind of place a traveler can just wander off. Tourists must stay with their guide and military escorts at all times.
Accessibility
- This tour is not recommended for those who are pregnant, have medical conditions like high blood pressure, seniors, or those with mobility issues.
Additional information
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DMZ is a military area and hence it can close without prior notice.
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DMZ is closed on Mondays and military training days.
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Your voucher will be emailed to you instantly.
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Display the voucher on your mobile phone with a valid photo ID at the meeting point.
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Please arrive at the meeting point 15 minutes before the scheduled time of your tour to avoid any delays.
Meeting point
Please check your final voucher for the meeting point details and specific instructions.
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