Visite militaire DMZ (zone démilitarisée)
Description
Depuis 1950, la Corée est divisée en Nord et Sud ! La Corée du Nord est devenue davantage un pays fermé symbolisant la pauvreté et la Corée du Sud continue de se développer en tant que démocratie, économie et culture de premier plan. La zone DMZ est le seul endroit où vous pouvez voir la réalité d'une nation divisée dans le monde. Nous proposons une visite à guichet unique qui comprend un guide touristique militaire, un véhicule de navette et un droit d'entrée avec une explication de l'histoire de la guerre. Ne manquez pas la tournée DMZ, une fois l'unification effectuée, vous n'aurez plus cette opportunité. En particulier, le 3ème tunnel, l'observatoire de Dora et la station Dorasan. Vous visiterez plusieurs endroits dans la DMZ et pourrez découvrir la réalité de la zone DMZ avec nous.
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서울 시청 에서 북서 쪽 으로 약 56 km, 군사 분계선 에서 7 km 남쪽 으로 임진강 을 사이 에 두고 위치 한 임진각은 6.25 전쟁 의 비극 이 그대로 남아 있는 대한민국 대표 관광지 관광지 관광지 이다. 전쟁의 아픈 흔적을 살펴보면서 평화의 소중함을 배울 수 있는 곳이다. 다양 한 전쟁 유물 이 산재 되어 있으며 전시관 은 물론 3 만평 규모 의 잔디 밭 이 펼쳐 있는 평화 누리 공원 이 있어 관광 명소 로 많이 알려져 알려져 있다. 했다. 전쟁 초기 에 폭파 되어 지금 까지 도 남아 있는 임진강 철교, 공산군 의 포로 였던 국군 과 유엔군 이 자유 를 찾아 건너 왔던 자유 의 다리가 있다. 북한 실향민을 위한 임진각이 세워지면서 임진각관광지로 지정되었다. 현재 는 평화 누리, 임진각 평화곤돌라, 6.25 전쟁 납 북자 기념관, 어린이 놀이 시설 등 의 새로운 시설 이 들어서면서 14 만평 의 대규모 관광지 가 되었다.
DMZ영상관에서 관련 영상을 관람하고 안전모를 착용한 뒤, 땅굴 안으로 들어간다. 촬영이 금지된 구역이니 휴대폰은 로커에 보관한다. 시간당 병력 3만 명이 이동할 수 있는 제3땅굴은 서울에서 불과 52km 거리다.
Situé à Paju-si, Gyeonggi-do et au point le plus au nord de la ligne de démarcation militaire, l'observatoire de Dora a remplacé l'ancien poste d'observation de Songaksan. Depuis l'observatoire, les visiteurs peuvent admirer la Corée du Nord, y compris Gaeseong, Songaksan, la statue de Kim Il-Sung et la ferme de coopération (Geumamgol). L'observatoire dispose de 500 places pour les spectateurs, d'une salle VIP et d'un grand parking. Il a été ouvert au public pour la première fois en janvier 1987.
La gare de Dorasan, une gare ferroviaire sur la ligne Gyeongui, est l'arrêt le plus au nord de la ligne ferroviaire sud-coréenne. Située à 55,8 kilomètres de Séoul et à 205 kilomètres de Pyeongyang, la gare a été ouverte en tant qu'attraction touristique le 4 avril 2002 juste avant la Coupe du monde Corée-Japon 2002. Pour rejoindre la gare de Dorasan, les visiteurs peuvent prendre le train DMZ sur la ligne Gyeongui depuis la gare de Séoul ou la gare de Munsan. Comme cette zone est située dans la ligne de contrôle civil, les visiteurs et les touristes ne seront autorisés à y accéder qu'après avoir passé un contrôle d'identité à la gare d'Imjingang.
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Lieux et horaires de prise en charge
Lorsque les invités rencontrent le guide touristique, ils doivent montrer le passeport au guide.
Avis des voyageurs
Informations importantes
- Sièges enfants avec besoins spéciaux disponibles
- Convient à toutes les conditions physiques
Avis(7)
I have done this type of tour to the DMZ several times before and this was definitely the best experience. 5 of us had a great day out. Sophia, our guide was engaged, passionate and took exceptionally good care of us. Meeting the defector was a highlight. Thank you so much
Hello. Louise Young We remember your party. On May 14th, we picked up at the Orakai Suite Hotel and went on a DMZ tour together. We were also happy to have your party tour of DMZ together. I hope you are always happy. Thank you.
Unprepared driving had anxiety and could not speak English. To improve because the place absolutely deserves
Have some good shoes because there’s plenty of walking. But it’s worth every step :) the tunnel was a highlight but also a workout. Our tour guide Ace was an ace in every sense of the word. Kept us informed and on schedule.
Very interesting tour! Our tour guide Grace was friendly and informative. It's an amazing way to see the DMZ, highly recommend!
Firstly the guide, Charles, absolutely brilliant, genuinely cared about his group, impeccable English and had a sense of humour, answered anything asked without missing a beat, best tour guide we have had and we have recently been in Hong Kong, Taipei and now Sth Korea, had a big issue with our booking, he and the tour company fixed the situation and went the extra mile, we were incredibly happy. The tour itself is fascinating and a great insight into the whole situation with background on how it came to be, the only point I have to make is there is a lot, and I mean a lot, of climbing up and down in the tunnel, very strenuous and quite difficult, however there is plenty of time allowed. All in all would do again tomorrow
First the guide Charles, could not fault him, English was fluent, genuinely cared about all of us, happy to help with anything asked, simply faultless, there was a problem with our booking and both Charles and the tour company worked incredibly hard to fix the situation, going above and beyond anything we have experienced in Hong Kong, Taiwan, until this point, incredibly informative and interesting, as a hint be aware there is a lot of walking into tunnels etc that is very hard and steep with bending and crouching also, highly recommend this tour, the tour company and the guide Charles
Our tour guide Andy was awesome. Very knowledgeable, friendly, and easy to talk to. I would recommend this tour to anyone who loves history, like a little adventure on their vacation, and wants to step out of their comfort zone and walk into a tunnel under the DMZ.
