Seoul DMZ Demilitarized Zone Third Tunnel and Gwanaksan Suspension Bridge Tour

A trip to the Third Tunnel of the DMZ (Demilitarised Zone) and the Gamaksan Suspension Bridge in Paju, near Seoul, is a distinctive itinerary that combines historical depth with natural beauty. Entering the Third Tunnel, discovered in 1978, you will descend 73 metres underground into a 1.6‑kilometre‑long passageway, where the blast holes on the rock walls and coal‑stained surfaces vividly showcase the imprints of Cold War history. You can also head to the Peace Observatory to get a distant view of the Kaesong Industrial Complex. Afterwards, proceed to the Gamaksan Geumgang Paeun Bridge, a 220‑metre‑long red suspension bridge suspended amidst the green mountains. The slight sway as you walk across offers a thrilling experience, while the bridge provides panoramic views of Paju's mountain scenery. The striking contrast of the red bridge against the green trees makes it an excellent spot for taking beautiful photos. The entire journey combines historical exploration with nature sightseeing, making it an ideal day trip from Seoul, suitable for history enthusiasts, families, and groups of friends.

On‑site guided tour lasts 8 hours, including Imjingak Peace Park, DMZ tour, Third Tunnel, and Gamaksan Suspension Bridge.

The itinerary may be subject to change due to weather, traffic, or military notices.

Departure meeting times are 07:00, 07:10, and 07:30. Please arrive 5 minutes early.

Meeting points are at Myeongdong Subway Station Exit 9 (in front of SkyPark Hotel), City Hall Subway Station Exit 6 (in front of Seoul Plaza Hotel), and Hongdae Subway Station Exit 3.

Return times: 16:30 back at Hongik University Subway Station, 16:45 back at City Hall Subway Station, and 17:00 back at Myeongdong Subway Station.

No refunds for late arrivals or no‑shows. You must fill in your preferred meeting point on the payment page, and the organiser will confirm it again.