■ Imjingak Pyeonghoa-Nuri Park, located in Paju is a significant cultural and historical site that attracts both domestic and international tourists. Here are some highlights and attractions that tourists can expect to see and experience at the park. ■ SPECIAL OFFER You can meet up with high-ranking North Korean defectors, including those who graduated from Kim Il-sung University. Unlike other tours, this experience brings you closer to the DMZ, offering personal stories of life in North Korea and the journey to escape. Feel the history and tension of the DMZ like never before. ■ KEY ATTRACTION Freedom Bridge, Imjingak Pavilion, Peace Bell, Mangbaedan Altar, DMZ Exhibition Hall ■ You can expect a deeply moving and educational experience at Imjingak Pyeonghoa-Nuri Park. Guided tours provide in-depth historical context and personal stories about the Korean War and division of Korea.

The North Korea Experience Hall is an exhibition and experiential space designed to help visitors understand the reality of Korea’s division and daily life in North Korea. It presents the historical background of the Korean War, the process of division, and the continuing confrontation between the two Koreas through various exhibits and materials. Visitors can also join Q&A sessions with North Korean defectors, gaining first-hand insights into everyday life, restrictions on freedom, and human rights issues in the North. Beyond simple displays, the hall uses photos, videos, and models to make North Korean society more accessible, while interactive programs allow visitors to experience the social and personal impacts of division. Above all, the Experience Hall aims not just to satisfy curiosity but to provide a meaningful opportunity for reflection—encouraging empathy for the pain of division and inspiring thoughts on peace and reunification.

■Discover the Untouched Beauty of Korea’s DMZ. After the pain of division, South and North Korea held truce talks in 1951, eventually agreeing to establish the Military Demarcation Line (MDL). This line, set 2km from both sides, created a 4km-wide buffer zone, the DMZ. Strict military management restricted civilian access for 40 years, transforming the DMZ into a pristine ecological preservation area. ■Experience the DMZ like never before with our expert-guided tours. Dive into the history, explore the untouched nature, and create memories that will last a lifetime.

■Embark on a fascinating journey through the 3rd Infiltration Tunnel, a hidden passageway dug by North Korea with the intention of launching a surprise attack on the South. ■ Discovered in 1978, this tunnel is a stark reminder of the ongoing tensions and strategic maneuvers between the two Koreas. ■ As you walk through this 1-mile (1.6 km) long tunnel, you'll be immersed in the covert world of espionage and military strategy. The tunnel, located 73 meters below ground, is large enough to move thousands of troops per hour. Feel the atmosphere change as you descend into the cool, dimly lit passage, with walls bearing marks of dynamite and pickaxes used by North Korean. ■ Our guided tours provide in-depth insights into the tunnel's construction, discovery, and significance. Learn about the painstaking efforts of South Korean forces to uncover these secret routes and thwart potential invasions.

■Discover Dora Observatory: Your Window to North Korea Experience the View of a Lifetime ■Marvel at breathtaking landscapes and catch a rare glimpse of North Korea at Dora Observatory, the northernmost point of South Korea's DMZ. On clear days, see North Korean villages, Kaesong City, and the propaganda village of Kijong-dong through high-powered binoculars. ■A Touch of History: Learn about the division of Korea, the lives across the border, and the quest for peace from our knowledgeable guides and interactive displays. ■Why Visit Dora Observatory? ■Combine natural beauty with profound historical significance. Ideal for history buffs, curious travelers, and scenery lovers.

(Optional) Gamaksan Chulleong Bridge: A Spectacular Adventure ■Experience Thrilling Heights Explore the Gamaksan Chulleong Bridge, once Korea's longest suspension bridge spanning 220 meters. Opened in 2016, it's renowned for offering breathtaking views over Silmari Valley, enriching your hiking journey to Gamaksan Mountain with unforgettable vistas. ■Scenic Marvels Enjoy the bridge's stunning architectural design amidst the natural beauty of the valley. Ideal for adventure seekers and nature enthusiasts alike, it promises a thrilling and picturesque experience. ■Why Visit? Discover the perfect blend of scenic beauty and adrenaline. Whether you're hiking or simply appreciating the view, the Gamaksan Chulleong Bridge promises a memorable adventure in Korea's picturesque landscape.