Seoul : Closest DMZ Border & War History with Lunch included

Experience a piece of Korean history by visiting the Second Infiltration Tunnel in Cheorwon DMZ, a significant symbol of the past conflicts between North and South Korea. The tunnel, built by North Korea and discovered by South Korea in 1975, served as a secret invasion route for a possible attack on Seoul. It stretches over 3.5 kilometers, offering a stark reminder of the Korean War and the peninsula's division. As you descend into this damp, dimly lit tunnel, you'll be immersed in a deeply historical environment. A knowledgeable guide will share memorable stories about the harsh conditions endured by the North Korean workers who manually dug this tunnel, shedding light on their daily lives and steadfast determination.

Woljeong-ri Station Explore the Historic Woljeong-ri Station - A Vestige of Inter-Korean Connectivity: Discover the poignant history of Woljeong-ri Station, a former rail hub connecting the two Koreas. This historic site symbolizes past hopes for inter-Korean connectivity and presents a vivid reminder of the Korean peninsula's divided state. Experience a touch of history and feel the longing for reunification at this significant landmark.

Labor Party Office Discover the captivating history of the Cheorwon Workers' Party Headquarters, once a hub for the North Korean Communist Party. Its bullet-marked walls narrate intense tales from the past. Set for a transformation into a museum in July, it will provide deeper insights into the Korean War era. Enlightenment Theme Park Before setting off from Seoul, take a moment to explore the modern theme park across. This contemporary space offers visitors an opportunity to delve into the history of South Korea's modernization and experience life post-war. It is a rich blend of past and present, tying together the threads of Korea's complex history.