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Daniel_H, Mar 2026
Highly Recommended tour and guide!
I’d highly recommend this DMZ tour with Nancy! She was an excellent guide, kept everything running smoothly and on time, was full of information and knowledge. Among the best tour guides we’ve had while traveling. This tour included everything in the description. The lunch was at our own cost, but was quite good and authentic. The bus was clean and well equipped. I wouldn’t hesitate to recommend this tour for the future! Go Team Nancy!
Angela_M, Aug 2026
Seoul Private Tour with a local
Jun was on time to pick our group of 6 us up for our private tour of Seoul and DMZ. He was nice, knowledgeable, and we felt comfortable hanging out with him the entire day. His English was great. Took us to a great lunch spot and was super flexible with the activities we wanted to do that day. Even though it was a super hot day, we had an amazing time. DMZ was totally worth it! Highly recommend Jun for your next trip!!
Ethan_K, Aug 2026
Chloe was a great guide...
Chloe was a great guide and shared a great overview of the history of South Korea and the DMZ. Each stop was a fun addition to the tour.
Elaine_M, Aug 2026
A brilliant day out!
This was an amazing trip to the DMZ, Jun our tour guide was knowledgeable, friendly and funny! He ensured our day ran smoothly. The tour itself was brilliant, for me the Q&A with the defector was the most fascinating experience and one that I have already re told many times since arriving home! Cannot recommend this tour highly enough.

DMZ

5.0
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Seoul
The UN soldiers  in front of the North Korea office building at DMZ, South Korea
  • The area is a must-see for history buffs but you can only visit accompanied by a tour guide; no independent visits are permitted.

  • Choose a full- or half-day DMZ tour, lasting between 6 and 10 hours.

  • Don't forget your passport, as you'll need it for a security check.

  • Dress conservatively and avoid wearing any "commercial" military clothing.