Palace & DMZ Tour

You can discover the Demilitarized zone and North Korea as well as a beautiful palace.The DMZ (Demilitarized zone)is the most popular tour if you want to discover about North Korea.

Palace

Gyeongbok or Changdeok Palace. Gyeongbok Palace is probably the most impressive palace in Seoul. It was built during the Joseon dynasty in 1395 by King Taejo. The Palace will impress you by its grandeur, its bright colors and its beauty. 

Pass by The Blue House

From the street, you can admire the Presidential Residence Cheong Wa Dae. The first thing that catches one's attention is the residence Blue Tiles. The blue tiles and the smooth roof blend beautifully with Bugaksan Mountain in the backdrop. Cheong Wa Dae means literally “Pavilion of Blue tiles".

Jogyesa Temple

Situated in the heart of Seoul, Jogyesa first established in 1395, is the symbol of Korean Buddhism. It has been the head temple of the first district of the Jogye Order of Korea Buddhism since 1936.

Lunch

 Korean House Style Set menu

Imjingak Park

This park has several spots to see such as the Bridge of Freedom, Observatory Deck, Mangbaeddan Altar and the Gyeongui Line Train.

The 3rd Tunnel

The 3rd tunnel is maybe the most impressive place near North Korea. When you reach the tunnel, deep underground,  you are the closest to the North. You will learn that only 3 blockades protect you from the invasion of the North.

Dorasan Station

Inside Dorasan station you can see the entrance to the platform going to Pyeongyang. How would you feel if you could travel from Europe to South Korea?  

Dora Observatory

From the observatory, you can see North Korea and the untouched nature since 60 years. If you use the telescopes you can have a more detailed view of North Korea.