Full Day DMZ Tour in Gyeonggi-do

Northwest of Seoul, the park displays materials and pictorials about North Korea, past

The Freedom Bridge was originally made to provide a walkway for Prisoners of War (POWs) from North Korea to South Korea, but not stand as a symbol of peace between the two countries. A hope that someday many families, friends, and loved ones can reunite. And usually decorated with ribbons or wish notes the bridge is a beautiful sight for visitors to see.

Found almost 30 years after the 1953 armistice agreement, a 2m by 2m tunnel was found that was thought to head to Seoul for a surprise attack. While North Korea denied everything, the tunnel is now a part of many DMZ tours. Visitors can now enjoy the large tunnel and learn more about the North Korean government's attempt to invade Korea.

At this observatory, on clear days you can see the propaganda village of North Korea

A sign of the once-unified Korea the station hypothetically could connect South Korea with China and Russia however due to the split the station is now seen as a sign of hope for unification.