Seoul To DMZ Tours

Go for a half-day tour with an English-speaking guide to the Demilitarized Zone (DMZ), a buffer zone separating North and South Korea with easy round-trip transfers from Seoul.

Discover the history of the Korean War at Imjingak Park. See the bullet-riddled Freedom Bridge, where 12,773 POWs walked to freedom.

Venture into the 3rd Infiltration Tunnel, dug by North Korea and discovered in 1978. Visit Dora Observatory, and see North Korea's 160m flagpole in Kijong-dong, nicknamed "Propaganda Village”.

Stop by the Unification Village, a small farming community that specializes in creating soybean milk, traditional soy sauce, and corn goods.

Want to explore more? Take a Gondola ride over the Imjingang River for a closer look at North Korea.

Immerse yourself in Korean War history at Imjingak Park, close to the Military Demarcation Line, and the rebuilt Dokgae Bridge, a symbol of resilience.

Feel the depth of history as you descend into the eerie 3rd Tunnel, a secret route built by North Korea to launch a surprise attack on Seoul.

From the Dora Observatory, gaze across the border into the enigmatic North Korea, where you might catch a rare glimpse of daily life in the secretive nation.

Walk the thrilling Mt. Gamaksan Suspension Bridge, dedicated to the 1st Battalion Gloucester Regiment of the British Army who fought in the Korean War.

Fun fact: From Dora Observatory, you can use high-powered binoculars to see the North Korean propaganda village aka 'show village'.

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.

Descend 73m into the dingy 3rd Infiltration Tunnel, and explore the DMZ Exhibition Hall, where the 2018 Inter-Korean Summit took place.

Gaze across the 160-mile border into North Korea from Dora Observatory, and imagine a unified Korea at Dorasan Station, which symbolizes hope.

Cross the scenic 200m Lake Majang Suspension Bridge, dedicated to the 1st Battalion Gloucestershire Regiment, and learn about their valiant defense.

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.

Visit Imjingak Park, which houses the symbolic war relic Iron Horse Train, and the Mangbaedan Altar where refugees pay respect to their ancestors.

Walk on the Bridge of Freedom that rescued 12773 prisoners of war, before treading through the Third Infiltration Tunnel, built by North Koreans.

Learn in-depth through artifacts and a video about DMZ and its history, at the DMZ Exhibition Hall and Theatre, browsing documents, letters, etc.

The hilltop Dora Observatory offers striking views of the North Korean landscape, including the many abandoned buildings at the propaganda village.

Fun fact: On clear days, you might see the bronze statue of Kim Il-sung in Gaesong, from the Dora Observatory.

Explore the poignant tales of the Korean DMZ by choosing the Paju, Gimpo, or Cheorwon full-day tour with comfortable return transfers.

Witness the Third Tunnel of Aggression in Paju, the Ganghwa Peace Observatory in Gimpo, or the Iron Triangle Battlefield in Cheorwon.

With your multi-lingual guide's insights and included entrance fees, delve into Korea's history without any hassle.

Visit the Woljeong-ri Station, South Korea's northernmost station, restored after being destroyed in the war.

Fun Fact: The Battleship at Gimpo was a famous filming location for the popular K-Drama 'Descendants of the Sun.'