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Miguel_S, Oct 2026
Sunny was great as our guide!
We loved the experience 100%! Sunny, our guide was amazing, kind and informative. She made as work hard but in a good way as we visited eight places and had tons of information and views. I would recommend her 100%. If she could tour me all of Seoul Id be happy again!
Irene_K, Oct 2026
Great tour and tour guide
Highly recommend this DMZ tour. Camila was an excellent tour guide…friendly, knowledgeable, informative and able to keep group up to date when issues came up. Enjoyed the defector talk, Paju observatory to view North Korea, the 3rd tunnel, suspension bridge, and village. You will be lucky to have Camila as a tour guide.
hannahlella98, Oct 2026
Best Seoul Tour!! Team Nancy!!
We loved this tour so much! It was super fun! We really liked the suspension bridge, the tunnel was the coolest thing ever, and the JSA museum was interesting. We even got to see some explosions in the DMZ. Would definitely recommend!!! Team Nancy 4 Life!
Andrew_H, Oct 2026
Excellent DMZ Tour
This was a very well-organised and well-run tour that delivered everything it promised. Communication was excellent. The tour organisers reached out via WhatsApp to confirm various logistics as did Joo Ee, our guide. This included the pickup location, time, and coach number. We were picked up directly opposite our hotel bang on time at 6.20 am. Yes, this is early but it meant we avoided traffic on our way to the first stop and - crucially - allowed us to get the first slot into the DMZ. Joo Ee was a great guide. She was funny, engaging, professional and knowledgeable. She made sure things ran to time. She was also very happy to take photos. We were all given wireless headsets and Joo Ee provided live commentary / narrative via these. It worked well. First stop was Imjingak. It’s a glorified theme park but there’s a fair amount of historical significance too. It’s also the first of many snack / toilet stops. As we were there early it was deserted so a good opportunity for photos without the crowds. One of two highlights was the Third Infiltration Tunnel which is inside the DMZ. It’s a steep descent to the tunnel (and the same climb back up afterwards). Hard hats are mandatory and you do need to stoop if you’re more than average height as the tunnel itself isn’t big. It’s also hewn straight out of the granite so it’s rough and ready! However, it’s a testament to the ingenuity of the North Korean military. Dora Observatory was the next stop and it’s the location from where you can look directly into North Korea. One caveat: you absolutely cannot take photographs. It’s prohibited. That said, it’s still quite the experience and Joo Ee provides a pretty stark idea of life north of the border. Final stop was Gamaksan Chulleong Suspension Bridge. It’s a bit of a hike up to the bridge but the views are stunning. It’s also a war memorial: The Gloucester Heroes Bridge, dedicated to the 1st Battalion of the Gloucester Regiment of the British Army. Alongside the 170th Mortar Platoon, the battalion fought three divisions of the Chinese Communist Army during the Korean War and was effectively wiped out. There are a couple of concrete dugouts on the way up to the bridge and a memorial plaque on the far side of the bridge. As much as it’s a spectacular engineering feat it’s a sobering reminder of the Korean War and the British Army’s role. Lest we forget! After that it was roughly a 90-minute drive back to Seoul where we were dropped off at Myeondong metro station at around 3.30 pm. Everywhere we stopped had places for snacks and souvenirs. Restrooms were available at every stop too and were of decent size, clean and well-maintained. Overall, this was an excellent tour and we’d thoroughly recommend it.
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South Korea’s vibrant capital city may be massive, but it’s easy to navigate if you know where to look—and follow the advice of local guides. Expert-led tours can take you around every part of the city, from the traditional Bukchon Hanok Village to the shopping paradise that is Myeongdong. Your guide can even take you outside of town to visit the enigmatic DMZ. Whether you want to snap photos at ancient temples or fill up on local dishes at night markets, there are Seoul tours sure to fit the bill.

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