DMZ TOUR 1 3rd infiltration Tunnel + Dora observatory

A) 08:00 ~14:30
Morning
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Minimum Pax: 1 , Fee: KRW
40,000 p/p
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B) 08:00 ~15:00 Morning +
Lunch
C) 12:00 ~18:00 Afternoon ( Except Mondays, National Holidays
)
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Minimum Pax: 1 , Fee: KRW
50,000 p/p
Minimum Pax: 3 , Fee: KRW 48,000
p/p
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Course :
A) &
C)
B)
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Hotel - Imjingak Park - Freedom
Bridge - The 3rd infiltration Tunnel -
DMZ Theater / Exhibition Hall - Dora
observatory - Dorasan Station - Unification Village Pass by - Amethyst factory
or Ginseng Center - Drop off Itaewon or
City Hall
A +
Lunch
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** Guest must carry the passport on tour day.
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DMZ TOUR 2 Panmunjeom Tour ( JSA Tour
)
09:00~17:00 Fullday
Tour
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Minimum Pax: 1 , Fee: KRW
87,000 p/p
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( Except Sunday, Monday, National Holidays
)
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Course :
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Hotel
- Unification Observatory ( or Imjingak Park ) - Lunch - ID Check point - Camp Bonifas (Slide
show and Briefing) - JSA Tour (Freedom
House, Conference room, Bridge of No Return) - Drop off at Lotte Hotel
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** Guest must carry the passport on tour
day.
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DMZ TOUR 3 ( Tour 1 + Tour2
) 3rd infiltration Tunnel +
Panmunjeom ( JSA
)
08:00~17:00 Fullday
Tour
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Minimum Pax: 1 , Fee: KRW
130,000 p/p
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( Except Sunday, Monday, National Holidays
)
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Course :
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Hotel - Imjingak Park -
Freedom Bridge - The 3rd infiltration Tunnel
- DMZ Theater / Exhibition Hall - Dora
observatory - Dorasan Station - Unification Village (Pass
by) - Lunch - ID Check point - Camp
Bonifas (Slide show and Briefing) - JSA
Tour (Freedom House, Conference room, Bridge of No
Return) - Drop off at Lotte Hotel
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** Guest must carry the passport on tour day.
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DMZ JSA Joint Security Area
Conference Row seen from the northern side of the JSA.
Inside the DMZ, near the western coast of the peninsula, Panmunjeom is the home of the Joint Security Area (JSA). Originally, it was the only connection between North and South Korea[8] but that changed in 2007 when a Korail train crossed the DMZ to the North on the new Donghae Bukbu Line built on the east coast of Korea.
There are several buildings on both the north and the south side of the MDL, and a few are built right on top of it. The JSA is the location where all negotiations since 1953 have been held, including statements of Korean solidarity, which have generally amounted to little except a slight decline of tensions. The MDL goes through the conference rooms and down the middle of the conference tables where the North Koreans and the United Nations Command meet face to face.
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