Stop at Myeongdong Subway Station Exit 9, our first meeting location, where you can meet your bus and tour guide. Please aim to arrive 10-15 minutes early. Read moreMore about Myeongdong Shopping Street

Stop at Seoul City Hall Subway Station Exit 6, our second meeting location. Your bus and tour guide will meet you there. Please be on time.Read moreMore about Seoul City Hall

Our final meeting stop is outside Hongdae Subway Station Exit 3. This is a quick stop where you will meet your bus and friendly tour guide. Please try to arrive 10-15 minutes early to account for any unexpected delays.Read moreMore about Hongdae

Launch into a heart-stirring DMZ tour from Seoul, venturing into the Korean Demilitarized Zone, a 4 km-wide no-man’s-land carved across the peninsula since the 1953 Korean War armistice. This Korea DMZ trip thrusts you into the epicenter of a divided nation’s history. At the DMZ Exhibition Hall and Theater, absorb gripping accounts of the Korean War, seen through South Korea’s eyes. Hear the crunch of gravel underfoot as you tread past razor-sharp barbed wire, the silence amplifying the border’s tension. Your guide’s tales of espionage and covert crossings will grip you, while a glimpse of North Korea’s propaganda villages through binoculars feels like peering into another world. This group DMZ tour from Seoul weaves raw emotion with electrifying history, offering a front-row seat to Korea’s unresolved saga. Don’t miss this unforgettable adventure.Read moreMore about DMZ

Begin your Korea DMZ trip at Imjingak Park, a sanctuary established in 1972 to honor those separated by the Korean War. Stand before the weathered Bell Tower, where hopes for reunification resonate, and marvel at the “Locomotive of Peace,” a bullet-riddled train frozen in time since the war severed its tracks. Ribbons tied with heartfelt wishes flutter against the backdrop of North Korea’s distant, misty ridges. Touch the cold steel of memorial plaques and feel the weight of Korea’s past. This poignant start to your DMZ tour from Seoul blends serenity with the stark reality of division, setting the stage for an emotional journey into the Korean Demilitarized Zone.Read moreMore about Imjingak Resort

Plunge into the Third Tunnel of Aggression, also known as the 3rd Infiltration Tunnel, a clandestine passage unearthed in 1978, just 52 km from Seoul and 12 km from Munsan. This 1,635-meter-long tunnel, 2 meters high and wide, was designed to funnel thousands of North Korean troops per hour for a surprise attack. North Korea’s claim that South Korea dug it was debunked by telltale drill patterns and coal dust smears, a cover for their failed plan. Walking this dim, eerie corridor during your third tunnel tour feels like entering a spy novel. If confined spaces aren’t your thing, wait by the exit. A pulse-pounding highlight of your group DMZ tour from Seoul, this stop unveils the Korean Demilitarized Zone’s hidden dangers.Read moreMore about The Third Tunnel

Ascend to Dora Observatory, established in 1986 and revamped in 2018, for the closest view of North Korea from South Korea, perched atop Dorasan. This is the pinnacle of your Korea DMZ trip. Through high-powered binoculars, spot the North’s Kijong-dong propaganda village and the distant spires of Kaesong City. On clear days, you might glimpse the towering Kim Il-sung statue glinting in the sun. Feel the chill of border winds and hear faint propaganda broadcasts drifting across the divide. The raw edge of the Korean Demilitarized Zone comes alive here, thrilling travelers with its stark beauty. This stop on your DMZ tour from Seoul offers a breathtaking, history-soaked vista you’ll never forget.Read moreMore about Dora Observatory

(Optional) Traverse the Gamaksan Red Bridge, also called the Gloucester Heroes Bridge, a 150-meter-long, 1.5-meter-wide suspension bridge built in 2018 to commemorate Korean War heroes. Designed to endure 30 m/s winds and magnitude-7 earthquakes, it hovers 30 meters above Seolmari Valley, framed by Gamak Mountain’s radiant peaks. Guests call this suspension bridge a “stunning thrill,” its gentle sway amplifying the awe of the Korean landscape. Snap breathtaking photos as you cross, capturing the fiery red structure against lush greenery. Add this to your DMZ tour from Seoul for an adrenaline-charged blend of history and nature that elevates your Korean adventure.Read moreMore about Gamaksan Chulleong Bridge

(Optional) End your DMZ tour from Seoul with a thrilling crossing of the Majang Reservoir Suspension Bridge, a 262-meter-long marvel opened in 2020, soaring 25 meters above the serene Majang Lake, also known as Majang Reservoir. This suspension bridge, one of Korea’s longest, sways gently as you take in panoramic views of emerald waters and forested hills, a hidden gem near the DMZ. Built to boost eco-tourism, it offers a perfect spot for stunning photos, with guests praising its “dreamlike” scenery. Feel the breeze and the bridge’s subtle bounce as you marvel at the lake’s untouched beauty, formed by the Imjin River’s flow. Add this stop to your Korea DMZ trip for a heart-racing finale that blends adventure with the tranquil splendor of the Korean landscape.Read moreMore about Majang Lake

Sadly, it's time to say goodbye, but we hope you thoroughly enjoyed your tour of the DMZ in Korea with us. To accommodate your onward travel and the rest of your day, we provide three convenient drop-off points in central Seoul: Hongdae, City Hall, and Myeong-dong. Feel free to leave via whichever stop is most convenient. Thanks for booking with us, and we hope you have an excellent rest of your stay in Korea. Read moreMore about Seoul