Visite de la DMZ + Musée du Mémorial de la guerre de Corée
Description
Prenez le bus aux points de prise en charge situés à proximité de votre hôtel et dirigez-vous vers la frontière sud-nord-coréenne. Il faut environ une heure et demie pour atteindre le parc Imjingak Pyeonghwa Nuri, où vous pourrez témoigner de l'impact durable de la guerre de Corée. Embarquez pour le voyage à travers les expositions du parc, qui présentent le pont de la liberté, le mémorial de Mangbaedan Alatar et la locomotive à vapeur de la gare de Jangdan. Ensuite, explorez la DMZ, le troisième tunnel et l'observatoire Dora. Enfin, visitez le Mémorial de la guerre de Corée et examinez les archives et les expositions liées à la longue histoire de la Corée et à la guerre de Corée. Tout au long de la visite, notre guide expérimenté vous fournira des conseils sur tous les aspects de la préparation du voyage.
Options de l'excursion
Itinéraire
Visiter l'avant-garde du tourisme lié à la guerre de Corée Le Pont de la Liberté, symbole des tragédies de la guerre de Corée, est un pont temporaire sans élément architectural remarquable, mais qui revêt une importance en tant que patrimoine moderne représentatif qui symbolise la guerre froide en incarnant le « retour à la liberté ». Locomotive à vapeur à la gare de Jangdan, la zone où les 1 020 balles ont pénétré ressemble à un nid d'abeilles, et l'extérieur de la boîte à feu est déchiré et froissé. C'est une blessure douloureuse entre compatriotes. L'autel de Magbaedan, qui se trouve en face d'Imjingak, est célèbre pour l'endroit où les Nord-Coréens visitent et accomplissent des rites ancestraux en s'inclinant devant leur ville natale chaque jour du Nouvel An et du jour de Thanksgiving.
Regarder le clip vidéo sur la guerre de Corée au théâtre de la DMZ et visiter la salle d'exposition de la DMZ pour voir les reliques et les documents liés à la guerre de Corée et obtenir des informations générales sur la DMZ.
Visite de l'observatoire qui offre des vues panoramiques sur la zone démilitarisée, y compris le territoire nord-coréen, à l'aide de jumelles. Découvrez le village de propagande dans le Nord, la tour de brouillage pour bloquer tout signal entrant dans le pays en provenance de Corée du Sud, le complexe industriel de Gaesung... et ainsi de suite.
Explorer le 3ème tunnel d'infiltration creusé par les Nord-Coréens vers le Sud. Découvrez les preuves que ce tunnel était destiné à envahir le Sud. 1. Le tunnel est incliné d'environ 0,003 degré vers le nord, ce qui entraîne l'évacuation de l'eau vers le nord. 2. Les trous de dynamite sur le mur destinés à faire exploser le socle rocheux, face au sud. 3. Bien que du charbon n'ait jamais été trouvé dans cette zone, des traces ont été laissées sur la paroi rocheuse pour déguiser le tunnel en mine de charbon abandonnée.
Visitez le Mémorial de la guerre de Corée pour examiner les documents et les expositions liés à la longue histoire de la Corée et à la guerre de Corée.
Points forts
Ce qui est inclus
Avis des voyageurs
Informations importantes
- Transports en commun disponibles à proximité
- Condition physique moyenne requise
- Votre passeport doit être porté le jour de la visite. Sinon, vous ne serez pas autorisé à entrer dans la DMZ.
- La visite peut être annulée ou retardée en cas de problème militaire imprévu ou de mauvais temps en DMZ (No Refund). L'heure de rendez-vous et de départ pour DMZ peut également être modifiée pour la même raison.
- Des vêtements et des chaussures confortables sont recommandés pour explorer le 3ème tunnel d'infiltration car il est raide et étroit.
- Cette expérience nécessite un nombre minimum (10) de voyageurs. Si elle est annulée parce que le minimum n’est pas atteint, vous serez offert une date/expérience différente ou un remboursement complet
Avis(29)
I really enjoyed the tour to the DMZ with Bill as my guide. He handled the logistics efficiently and was a fantastic guide. He had good insights and was able to answer questions at every stage of the tour, even going all the way to the end of the 3rd tunnel with us. He let us know we should start 20 minutes earlier than scheduled as he anticipated crowds and he was right. We were able to get on a timely shuttle while other groups got delayed significantly. I liked that every spot had guided and free moments. At the beginning we learned about families reuniting after the war at Imjingak. Bill told us how the war displaced so many and had some touching personal stories as well. At the 3rd tunnel we got within 200 meters of the border. It was very exciting. Bill explained how the tunnel was found and the evidence for it being an infiltration tunnel. Following that we went to the observatory to gaze over the border. Unfortunately fog blocked most of our view that day but Bill used models and reference points we could see to lay it all out. After the observatory we visited shops in Daeseong-Dong and learned about their life. Bill had some tips on foods to try we could only get there. The soy bean ice cream was delicious! We then drove back to Seoul and visited the War Memorial. Bill took us through the second floor focusing on the Korean War and the outdoor memorials. Throughout the entire day Bill was always ready to answer questions and took pictures at and between stops. I learned a lot and was so happy to be on Team Bill!
Kane was a great guide. He took the necessary time to prepare the visit and answer all our questions during the day. Thank you again for this beautiful experience!
DMZ Tour is a must do when going to Seoul & it was a great eye opening experience. I needed to see this area as my father was posted near to border in middle of Korean war & spent a year there living in a tent in terrible war situation conditions..I felt this tour helped understand what it must have been like plus life is still hard for many of the people there who are still separated from their families.
Our guide Bill was awesome! He’s very knowledgeable and gave great information. He even walked the 3rd tunnel with us. A great tour!
We booked our tour through Visitor, which was a straightforward process. Our tour guide, Bill, was excellent. Even before the tour began, he had reached out via WhatsApp to introduce himself, answer any questions and clarify the meeting arrangements. This was appreciated, as this was chaotic with multiple buses and people meeting and leaving at the same time. During the tour, Bill was great. He had excellent knowledge and was happy to answer any questions and share his real-life experiences. Thanks again, Bill.
We were part of Team Bill, and he was incredibly knowledgeable about Korean history. He was attentive, caring, and gave great recommendations on what to buy and what each region is known for. His English was excellent, which made the experience even smoother. I highly recommend him as a tour guide.
I hope you get the chance to take a tour with Bill Hwang! It will make your trip even more special. If you want to share this experience with authenticity and sincerity, Bill is your man. He knows how to highlight his country's history while sharing the local culture with you, with anecdotes each more fascinating than the last. My sister and I are delighted with the time we shared as a group. We are leaving Korea with our eyes full of memories and our heads full of stories. And don't forget: Team Bill !
This was an amazing experience. We went with team Bill who was extremely knowledgeable and gave us incredible background on the history of the Korean conflict. His time management was great as we didn't feel rushed and were able to keep together as a group. He made the tour fun, solemn and relaxing even though it was a busy day. Highly recommend team Bill. He even stayed with two old ladies who were struggling to get back out of the 3rd tunnel. Thank you Bill
This is a great tour but be prepared as it is indeed a full day tour! Wear your walking shoes. 😊 I learned a lot during each of the stops, and our tour guide Bill Hwang, was very knowledgeable, patient, and answered all our questions. I would recommend this tour for those interested in learning more about the history of the the Korean War and current state of affairs.
Great experience at the DMZ with Viator. Clear communication with the guide. Easy to follow instructions. Guides were knowledgable and fun.
