Excursão Guiada de Um Dia ao Parque Eco da Paz Aegibong de Seul
- Beba um café no Starbucks mais próximo da Coreia do Norte — A apenas 1,4 km de distância! * Veja a Coreia do Norte com seus próprios olhos deste observatório * Experimente uma Ponte Suspensa de tirar o fôlego!
O que esperar
O Observatório Mais Próximo da Coreia do Norte (Apenas 1,4 km de Distância!)
Recentemente, um Starbucks foi inaugurado no Observatório Aegibong, tornando-o um destino ainda mais popular.
A apenas 1,4 km de distância, a fronteira da Coreia do Norte é visível do observatório. Os visitantes podem usar um telescópio gratuito para dar uma olhada mais de perto e, se tiverem sorte, podem até avistar norte-coreanos em seu cotidiano – uma visão rara e fascinante.
Desde que o Starbucks foi inaugurado, o observatório ganhou atenção generalizada, com os principais veículos de comunicação, influenciadores de mídia social e YouTubers compartilhando suas experiências.
🔹 The Associated Press: “Um símbolo poderoso de segurança.” 🔹 CNN: “Você pode até ver norte-coreanos andando por aí – uma das poucas maneiras de olhar para dentro da Coreia do Norte sem cruzar a fronteira.”







Avaliações
Booked a group tour but it turned out to be a private tour for two people 😂 The guide, BK, was knowledgeable and shared the history of the Korean/Japan War and how North and South Korea eventually became divided. It was a rainy day, but the skies cleared up enough to see the propaganda village and North Korean people farming with their cattle. We visited the new DMZ Starbucks, and it was quite amazing to sip coffee while having a view of North Korea at the same time. It was a good experience, and thank you very much to guide BK for the personalized tour. Highly recommended.
It was a very insightful yet relaxing tour. Visiting the Starbucks with a view of North Korea is a must, plus the many pieces of information shared by our tour guide, Ms. Felicity. She is the best! The visit to Hyundai Premium Outlet was quite short though, but we managed to have our hands full with shopping bags 😅 Would definitely recommend this package ❤️
This Starbucks, located just over a kilometer from North Korea, is a new attraction that opened late last year. The park entrance has military control over vehicle access, so a day tour is highly recommended! The tour leader not only handles tickets and entry procedures for everyone but also shares history and knowledge about North Korea. Outside Starbucks is an unobstructed observation deck where you can see North Korean territory with the naked eye. We even saw North Korean soldiers through binoculars, which was very memorable. For lunch and shopping, we went to Gimpo Hyundai Outlet, which is also an inconvenient spot for tourists to reach from Seoul on their own, so having a dedicated bus was great. There are many brands inside, from luxury to sports brands, but I personally felt the discounts were average. However, since there weren't many people on a weekday, the shopping experience was good. Finally, I'd like to especially thank our tour leader that day, Felicity, who speaks four languages: Chinese, English, Japanese, and Korean – truly impressive! For those who enjoy historical and cultural experiences, when visiting Korea, you might consider adding this special tour to your shopping and dining itinerary; it will definitely leave you with profound memories.
The last-minute availability to book this tour is really great for solo travelers with spontaneous trip itineraries. I joined this tour with Mr. Shin as our guide; he's very nice and fluent in English, explaining some facts about the North and South Border. I appreciate the direct message he sent to make sure to give instructions and spots to explore. The pickup transfer/driver was on time. Recommended for everyone else to book the tour! :)
It felt like a private tour with just the four of us: the three of us and one other person. Our guide, the handsome Mr. Kim, was very kind and shared a lot of information about Korea. The Starbucks at the DMZ isn't very spacious, but from the observatory, North Korea is very close. It was like looking for UFOs with a telescope, but we were looking for people, and we saw someone riding a bicycle. Listening to Mr. Kim talk about the Korean War gave us a lot to think about. On the way back, the person who came with us didn't want to go to the outlet, so it became a completely private tour. Mr. Kim took us to a local restaurant, which was a valuable experience. I would love to go again if I have the chance.
I was looking forward to enjoying Starbucks while gazing at North Korea, but due to insufficient numbers, the tour was changed to a DMZ tour including Imjingak and the Third Tunnel. I was a bit disappointed by the image of the tunnel being difficult, but I enjoyed another cafe while looking at the steam locomotive destroyed in the Korean War and the actual Kaesong Industrial Complex. The tunnel descent was very steep and felt long and difficult to walk, but the ascent felt quick to me personally and wasn't that hard. I was very satisfied with Ms. Lee Mi-young's wonderful guidance!
Great new attraction itinerary! The travel agency uses an 8-seater sedan, which makes for a more comfortable ride. The smart tour guide was excellent, explaining the geography and history in great detail. I highly recommend everyone to sign up.
Our tour guide, Ms. Jean, was very kind and thorough throughout the trip. She explained the history between South and North Korea, and after arriving at Aegi Peak, she quickly took us to Starbucks and the telescope area to secure a good spot. We were truly able to see North Korean territory, its people, cows, farming machinery, and a performance village. This trip to Korea was definitely worth it!👍👍👍
Today's tour guide was Jean, who was super friendly and spoke excellent Chinese. Her explanations were very clear, and we learned about the history of North and South Korea and the origin of the Demilitarized Zone! It snowed the night before we came to Aegi Peak, and I was worried we wouldn't be able to see North Korea. Thankfully, the weather at Aegi Peak was great, very comfortable, and there was even a Starbucks where we could enjoy warm coffee. Plus, you can buy an Aegi Peak Starbucks city mug! It has great commemorative value.
We had an insightful and meaningful tour, thanks to our wonderful guide, Mdm Ko. Through her detailed explanations and stories, we gained a deeper understanding of both South Korea and North Korea. Mdm Ko is incredibly friendly, approachable, and knowledgeable—truly a gem of a guide. She went above and beyond by ensuring we had the best experience, even reserving front-row seats with a perfect view at Starbucks for us. Her warm hospitality made us feel truly welcomed and cared for throughout the day. A special shoutout to our driver as well—always punctual and driving safely, making our journey smooth and comfortable. With just the two of us on this tour, we were pleasantly surprised to enjoy a spacious 6-7 seater vehicle all to ourselves. To top it all off, we enjoyed a delicious local lunch at a restaurant thoughtfully recommended by Mdm Ko before we departed to Hyundai Premium Outlet. It is worth visiting because it is far from downtown. It was a fantastic day from start to finish. Thank you so much for the memorable experience!
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