Lee eng L.
“Awesome Learning Journey to Cheorwon DMZ”
My friend and I had a really meaningful and unforgettable trip to the DMZ in Cheorwon with our guide, Mr Hans K. He was knowledgeable, sincere, patient and adaptable. He was punctual and communicated very well. He tailored the tour to our requests and interests, making it a truly memorable experience. Kudos to Mr Hans K for his dedication to his craft.
Hans K.
Hi Lee Eng, it was my pleasure to guide you and your friend, and happy to hear that you have enjoyed the tour..Also appreciated for your cooperation during the time. Thanks a lot.
Sandra P.
“One of the best tours we experienced on our vacation!”
Lee was an amazing guide. We had her for 2 days and we saw all the highlights! She took us to all of the places we wanted to see and at the end of each day gave us a recap of where we went and what we ate plus some suggestions for drinks and dining. She also gifted us a fun board game that she taught us and some beautiful chopsticks. Would highly recommend.
Sarah J.
“An Unforgettable DMZ Tour with Kevin”
Our DMZ tour with Kevin was a great experience, and we couldn't have asked for a better guide. From start to finish, Kevin was knowledgeable, engaging, and passionate about sharing the history of the Korean War and the significance of the DMZ. The descent into one of the 4 tunnels underneath the DMZ was spine tingling. Visiting the war memorial for the Gloucestershire Battalion was a particularly moving experience, and Kevin’s explanations helped us truly appreciate the bravery and sacrifice of those who fought alongside the South Koreans. The final stop at the Gamaksan Suspension Bridge was a perfect way to end the day, offering breathtaking views and a moment to reflect on the historical journey we had just experienced. If you're looking for a well-rounded and insightful DMZ tour, we highly recommend Kevin!
Kevin L.
Thank you so much for your incredibly detailed and thoughtful feedback, as well as your touching words of praise. I’ll continue doing my best to provide even better service in the future.
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