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* Begin Your Journey at Imjingak, a Park Dedicated to Those Who Left North Korea During the Korean War. Explore War Artifacts in the Park, then Move on to the Bridge of Freedom, Utilized in the Liberation of Around 12,800 Korean War Prisoners in 1953.
* Experience riding a crystal cable car across the Imjin River, spanning the Civilian Control Line, covering a distance of 850 meters. (No extra charge needed) Enjoy the breathtaking views from the transparent floor of the cable car as you soar through the air, taking in landmarks.
* Visit the Dora Observatory for a close-up view of North Korean villages and the city of Kaesong. The location, near the border and equipped with high-performance binoculars, makes it a popular stop on DMZ tours. On clear days, you can even see Kim Il Sung's statue, offering a firsthand sense of the ongoing division between North and South Korea. The Dora Observatory is an ideal place to experience the reality of the divided Korean Peninsula.
* Visit the Unification Village and explore the local specialties. The region is renowned for its beans, and you can discover unique desserts and snacks made from these local specialties. Importantly, there is no pressure or obligation for any sales, so feel free to browse at your leisure.
* Put on a helmet and explore the Third Tunnel, one of the tunnels North Korea built to infiltrate South Korea. Walk through the tunnel for a unique experience. Visit the DMZ Theater for a short video on the Korean War, watch videos on the war and the DMZ's formation, and explore the exhibition hall with key artifacts and photos to learn more about the region's history.
* Experience the iconic 'Chulleong Bridge' on Gamaksan (Mountain Gamak) through a light hiking adventure. The term 'Chulleong' in Korean means 'swaying,' and you can feel the thrill of crossing a suspension bridge that stretches approximately 150 meters. This spot is very popular for capturing stunning photos, so be sure to make a stop and enjoy the amazing views