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1.Itinerary

 

08:30~09:30  Departure from your place

09:30-10:00  Freedom Bridge (at Imjingak Park)

10:00-11:00  The 3rd Tunnel (via monorail) & DMZ Exhibition  

11:00-11:30  The Dora Observatory

11:30-12:00  The Dora Mountain Station

12:00-12:20  Go for lunch

12:20-13:20  Lunch

13:20-14:30  Leave for Seoul (Freedom Highway)

14;30-16:00  Donghwa duty free shop or ginseng or amethyst store

 

2.Price & condition & cancellation policy

 

Price : USD75  (22Dec , when you meet guide at hotel, you can pay)

Condition : English speaking guide, ,

                 All admission fees and Taxes included ,

                 Pick-up & Drop off service

Cancellation charge: 1day before is 50%, on the tour day is 100%

 

3.Remarks

   - You must carry your passport on tour day.

  - When you arrive at Conference room, do not touch any equipment such   as microphones or flags belonging to the communist side.

 -  Do not speak with, make any gesture toward or in any way, approach or respond  to personnel from the other side.

 -  Casual clothes such as jeans, and sandal(slippers) are not permitted in the tour area. Shaggy or unkempt hair is not allowed either.

 

 

 

1. Imjingak

Imjingak, located 7 km from the Military Demarcation Line, is now at the forefront of tourism related to the Korean Conflict. It was built in 1972 with the hope that someday unification would be possible.
Three-storied Imjingak is surrounded by several Monuments,
Unification Park and North Korea Center.

2. The 3rd Tunnel

The 3rd tunnel was discovered on October 17, 1978. It is located 52km from Seoul. Approximately 10,000 soldiers can move through this tunnel in 1 hour.
When this tunnel was discovered, North Koreans insisted steadfastly that it was made by South Koreans to invade
North Korea, but this proved to be false.10

 

3. Dorasan Station

Located 30 meters from the South Korean boundary fence of the northern part of the civilian controlled area, Dora Mountain Train Station is the northernmost Gyeongui-seon (Seoul-Sinuiju) Line train station in South Korea. It attracted worldwide attention with the visit of United States President Bush on February 20, 2002. When the South-North traffic becomes a reality with the reconnection of Gyeongui-seon Line, Dora Station will play a central role in the Asia-Europe Iron Silk Road that will connect with not only North Korea but also the greater countries of China, Russia and beyond.

 

4. Dora Observatory

Mt. Dora Observation platform is located nearby the 3rd tunnel.
From this Observation platform, North Korean military personnel are visible, and so are the city of
Gaeseong and the Geumgangsan Diamond Mountains

 

5. Bridge of Freedom

Standing behind Mangbaedan at Imjingak Square, the bridge was given its present name by former President Seung-man Lee as 12,773 Korean War prisoners returned home to freedom over this bridge. It is said that the prisoners were transported by car up to the Gyeongui-seon Line Iron Bridge and crossed over the Bridge of Freedom by foot. The bridge is the only remaining legacy of peace in the Korean War as it holds the symbolic significance of the "Return to Freedom