FT1. Hoping for reunification of Korea

The DMZ is the most heavily fortified border on the planet. It has been 50 years since the Korean War ended in 1953, but the DMZ remains, dividing the Korean Peninsula. The 3rd Infiltration Tunnel, about 73 meters underground, and 2 meters wide and high, was conducted by North Korean to infiltrate the South. At Dora Observatory, you can peek into North Koreans' daily lives through a telescope. Heyri Art Valley is a village where arts and culture community established by writers, painters, film producers, architect and musicians. You'll see workshops, galleries, museums and other cultural and artistic spaces.
Essential Requirement: original passport should be with you on the tour date.
Recommended for the people who would like to have unique experience which will not be done in any other country.

FT2. Back to ancient Korea

Suwon Hwaseong Fortress embraces the downtown area of Suwon. It is a well-preserved architecture of the Joseon Dynasty built of stone and oven-baked bricks over two years from 1794. Also, it is included on UNESCO's list of World Cultural Heritage in 1997. Go back to 19th century by visit Korean Folk Village. In the village there are common people's houses from different parts of the country, an oriental medicine house, house for the study of Chinese characters, a blacksmith's, a handicraft room, a pottery oven and a marketplace.

Suwon Hwaseong Fortress and Korean Folk Village are about one hour from Seoul city. Recommended for the people who like to get away from Seoul and want to go back to the Joseon Dynasty.