Highlights
- Learn about the history of the Korean War in the heart of the DMZ.
- Visit the 3rd Tunnel and Dora Observatory for a unique view.
- Explore the unspoilt nature of the DMZ, a rare refuge for wildlife.
Description
South and North Korea have drawn an armistice line across the Korean Peninsula, from the mouth of the Imjin River in the east to the city of Goseong in the west. On each side of this line lies a 2-km demilitarized zone where all military activity is prohibited. Protected from human intervention for about six decades, this area has become a true refuge for wildlife.
The third tunnel is the third structure of this type built by North Korea with the aim of invading South Korea. It was discovered in 1978. Of the four tunnels identified to date, it is the closest to Seoul (about 52 km). It is 1.6 kilometers long and 2 meters wide, and it is estimated that about 30,000 soldiers could pass through it in an hour. A visit to the third tunnel requires prior booking.
Includes
Round-trip transportation
Expert French-speaking live guide
DMZ admission and site entry fees
Important Information
- - A valid passport or ID is required for all participants.
- The tour may be canceled or changed due to weather conditions or the military situation. In this case, the tour price will be fully refunded, and you will be able to re-book and make a new payment.
- Photography is restricted in certain areas of the DMZ.
- The 3rd infiltration tunnel has steep slopes and may not be suitable for people with knee, back, or heart problems.
- Meals are not included; please bring water and snacks.
- Please arrive on time; latecomers will not be able to join the tour.
Easy cancellation
Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund
