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DMZ: Witness the Last Cold War Frontier

The DMZ (Demilitarized Zone) is a buffer zone that separates South and North Korea. Established in 1953 following the armistice agreement of the Korean War, the DMZ is 4 kilometers wide. Despite its name, it is one of the most heavily guarded borders in the world. This tour is not just a visit to a historical site; it is also a journey toward understanding the reality of division and the hope for peace on the Korean Peninsula.

Seoul

3 hrs 40 mins

Korean War Museum and Memorial in Central Seoul -- a good alternative to the DMZ

I don't recommend day-trips to the DMZ -- the JSA remains off-limits due to North Korean policy, and anyway most of what you see is just barbed-wire fences and various monuments; a trip there does not give insight into North Korea nor about the 1950-53 war. The long trip driving up there & back is not worth your precious time. There is a very good alternative, which is this gigantic compound in the middle of Seoul -- a large museum of the Korean war & outdoor display of weaponry from that era.

Korean War Museum and Memorial in Central Seoul -- a good alternative to the DMZ

FROM$345/ per group

David a. M.

5.00 / 5

(16 reviews)

Korea DMZ tour

Explore the poignant history of Korea by delving into the Korean War, a crucial event in modern Korean history. Learn about North Korea's infiltration attempts through 3th tunnel and related facilities, reflecting the complexities of the region. A meaningful journey awaits, providing insights into Korea's rich history and the chance to witness the beauty of its natural landscapes. Join us for a profound and enriching experience in Korea.