Things to do in Gamaksan Suspension Bridge

Cool was a really cool guy lol, a very well informed and well spoken in English. The tour was very interesting and made me feel like home, I come from Israel and also live right by the border so it was very interesting to learn the similarly between our countries.

our guide Roy from North Korea gave us a good explanation en route to various destination. recommended food and sacks. we are didn’t get to the observatory as they are closed during this hostile period.

It was a good paced tour. The guide has provided stories as much as possible, this tour does not take you close to th border and you won't be able to see North Korean Soldiers.

The tour was comprehensive and well-planned out. With the best guide, Julie, was so informative and energetic! Definitely can feel her passion and enthusiasm which helps our energy level as well since the tour starts rather early (but worth it). Highly recommend the Majang Lake route! Date of experience: November 2024

i think this tour is the best tour that we availed while we were in Seoul. our guide, Joey, is the best! She made sure that we’re first in the queue whenever we go to our next stop/destination. she’s very informative about the history of the place and very eager to answer all of our questions. Highly recommendable trip!

Very interesting tour to know the rifts between North and South Korea. struggles south korea are going through and yet so economically grown country . Roy our tour guide was fantastic and made our day with his humour

Very interesting to learn about Korean history! Super informative tour guide Roy and assistant Yoon. Both very attentive, humorous and full of energy. They were lovely :) The tour puts things into perspective and can be emotional at points. Hike up to the red suspension bridge can be tiring. Also 3rd tunnel is basically 20 stories straight hike back up so can be exhausting and imagine bad for people with claustrophobia. Train to go up tunnel was not available when we went. Had a great view from window of 2nd floor of Dora Observatory but because of the current state of affairs the roof top with binoculars is not open in case of North Korea shootings. Roy said he's not sure when it will open again. Still saw a great view from 2nd floor though. Sometimes felt a little rushed, having said that, this tour is not to be missed and I would highly recommend! Also don't forget to try the North Korean buffet food and soy bean icecream at the Unification Village! It's very good ;) Thank you Roy and Yoon for an awesome tour. Hope to meet again one day!

thoroughly enjoyed the DMZ tour. everything went smoothly