The DMZ is one of the most important historical sites on the Korean Peninsula. During this tour, visitors can learn about the Korean War, the division of Korea, and the continuing hope for peace and reunification. The Third Infiltration Tunnel was discovered beneath the DMZ and is believed to have been built by North Korea as a possible invasion route. Visitors can walk through part of the tunnel and experience the tense history of the divided peninsula firsthand. At Dora Observatory, visitors can look across the DMZ toward North Korea. On a clear day, flagpoles, propaganda villages, farmland, GaeSeong City, and surrounding mountains may be visible. The tour also includes Unification Village, a small rural village near the DMZ where visitors can browse local agricultural products and souvenirs. It is a meaningful place to reflect on life near the border and the hope for a peaceful future. After the DMZ tour, have lunch and then transfer to Gamaksan Suspension Bridge.

The Gamaksan Suspension Bridge is a scenic mountain suspension bridge in Paju, located near the DMZ. It was completed and opened in 2016 as part of the Gamaksan Healing Theme Park project. The bridge is 150 meters long, 1.5 meters wide, and approximately 45 meters above the valley. When it opened, it was known as the longest pillar-free mountain suspension bridge in Korea. Visitors can enjoy the beautiful scenery of the surrounding forest. They can also take a refreshing walk in nature and experience the excitement of crossing the gently swaying bridge. The walking path includes some uphill sections and stairs, so comfortable shoes are recommended. Drop-off at your requested location in Seoul.