Passeios por Munsu Forest Park

I participated in this solo trip from Japan. Although it was only a transfer without a guide, Mr. Im, the guide, explained the deep history of North and South Korea in detail in the car, which became a great learning opportunity. The Starbucks at Aegibong is currently a hot topic on social media, but it was located at the top of a considerable mountain after climbing a steep slope. It was a shame that the tree-shaped bridge was under construction and couldn't be used, but from the observatory, North Korea was visible to the naked eye, and through binoculars, I could see many people working on rice planting. The scenery was also wonderfully beautiful, and I think it's worth visiting at least once. It took about an hour and a half by car from Myeongdong.

We had an amazing DMZ Tour along the North Korea border! 🇰🇷 Our tour guide, Alice, was incredibly knowledgeable, engaging, and attentive throughout the entire trip. She explained the history clearly and made the experience both educational and fun. We felt safe and well-taken care of every step of the way. Highly recommended for anyone visiting Korea, and ask for Alice (VIP Tour)as your guide! 🌟

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.

Mr. Charlie from SA Travel is very helpful and kind. He is not only a professional guide and driver but also an excellent photographer for our family traveling with 5 kids. Ganghwa Island is located very near North Korean territory, which gives us the opportunity to see the most secretive country with our own eyes. The sites listed in the itinerary give us a better understanding of North and South Korean history, culture, and economy from the perspectives of freedom, peace, and unity.

We opted for the special NLL tour for a group of 5 because we wanted to see more. We were pleasantly surprised that it was a private tour for our group! Yun, our guide was awesome! He is conversant in English and shared interesting nuggets about military history. We also had the privilege of a skillful driver who maneuvered through narrow roads to see the off-the-beaten-track sites of Deokpojin Fort and Nurigil Road. We highly recommend the special tour because of the scenic beauty and the historical-political significance of the places. Thanks to Yun and our driver, we had a wonderful time!

Aunque no pudimos ir a la ubicación exacta debido al mal tiempo, el conductor hizo todo lo posible para que nuestro viaje valiera la pena. Mientras buscaba las mejores zonas con cerezos en flor, nos llevó a la isla de Nami y almorzamos Dakgalbi. Cuando confirmó el mejor lugar con cerezos en flor, aunque olvidé el nombre, valió la pena. Pudimos tomarnos fotos con los cerezos en flor y el lugar era completamente nuestro, así que pudimos tomar muchas fotos.

I saw on Instagram that there's a Starbucks where you can see North Korea, and I wanted to go, so I looked it up and found this tour. We are Japanese, but we booked the English tour. People on the English tour and the Japanese tour traveled on the same bus, but we were the only ones on the English tour. Our guide, Leo, gave us a detailed and thorough tour. We took many photos and had a very meaningful time! Besides seeing North Korea, there were also many photo spots and Instagrammable locations! Leo took beautiful pictures for us, creating wonderful memories! On the way back, you can choose to get off the bus at Hongdae or Myeongdong, so if you include this tour in your schedule before going out, you can make the most of your day. It's difficult to visit this place individually, and purchasing tickets required a Korean phone number and credit card. This tour handles everything in advance, so you can enjoy it very smoothly. We were lucky to have Leo as our guide! It was a lot of fun, thank you very much!

We were picked up at Myeongdong Station at 9 AM by a very nice car, and the ride was very comfortable and pleasant. Our guide, HANA, provided explanations in English. It would be quite difficult if you don't understand English. There were many large tour buses at the DMZ, but Starbucks wasn't very crowded, so we were able to relax and have some tea. We only stayed there for about an hour, so it would have been better if the stay had been a bit longer. Also, there were more Instagrammable photo spots than I expected, from the parking lot to Starbucks. We arrived at our drop-off point on the way back around 1:56 PM. Since it's a place you can't go to individually, I highly recommend joining a tour.