
Tour DMZ desde Seúl : 3er Túnel, Observatorio Dora & Defector Talk
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[Tour Highlights] 1. Authentic Korean War Stories from a Former DMZ Observation Officer 2. Why Visit the Cheorwon DMZ (2nd Tunnel)? - Travel inside the DMZ by private vehicle instead of a shuttle bus - Less touristy and less crowded than other DMZ destinations 3. Premium Korean Beef Lunch Included 1) Korean Beef (Hanwoo) - Japan is famous for Wagyu, and Korea is famous for Hanwoo (Korean beef). If you're visiting Korea, it's a must-try experience 2) Lunch Time (Starts between 1:00–2:00 PM) - We recommend bringing a light snack, as you may get hungry before lunch 3) Snacks in the Vehicle - Please avoid foods with strong smell, soup, or ice cream 4. Small Group - Maximum 13 guests 5. Visual Materials - Visual materials for better understanding 6. No shopping traps - No forced visits to places such as ginseng museums, duty-free shops, or souvenir stores
Meet your guide at Exit 6 of City Hall Station. After check-in, your guide will introduce the day's itinerary before departing for Cheorwon DMZ in a comfortable vehicle.
Meet your guide at Exit 1 of Myeongdong Station. After check-in, your guide will introduce the day's itinerary before departing for Cheorwon DMZ in a comfortable vehicle.
We've arrived at the Cheorwon DMZ. Let's get your tickets and prepare to head inside.
Let's explore a secret tunnel built by North Korea for an invasion into South Korea
We can see the DMZ barbed-wire fence, military outposts of both South and North Korea, and White Horse Hill, the site of one of the fiercest battles of the Korean War
Japan is famous for Wagyu, and Korea is famous for Hanwoo (Korean beef). If you're visiting Korea, it's a must-try experience.
Drop-off locations are Exit 6 of City Hall Station and Exit 1 of Myeongdong Station. If possible, depending on your route, we'll drop you off closer to your hotel or at the most convenient nearby subway station.
Cancelación gratuita hasta 24 horas antes del inicio, con reembolso completo.
Palacios reales y aldeas hanok conviven con torres de cristal, mercados bulliciosos y calles de comida nocturnas en Seúl, capital de Corea del Sur.
Cinco grandes palacios de la dinastía Joseon adornan la ciudad, encabezados por Gyeongbokgung, con su colorido cambio de guardia, y Changdeokgung, cuyo Jardín Secreto es un sereno refugio. Entre ellos, la aldea hanok de Bukchon conserva casas tradicionales de tejados de teja en callejones en pendiente, e Insadong es conocida por sus casas de té, galerías y artesanía.
Top-ranked sights in Seúl: Third Tunnel of Aggression, DMZ, Gyeongbokgung Palace.
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