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A) 08:00-14:30 Morning, minimum number of people: 3 (excluding Lunch) B) 10:00-17:30 Afternoon, minimum number of people: 3 (excluding Lunch) The itinerary may be adjusted due to weather, road conditions, etc. Please understand Featured attractions:[Imjingak: A park that prays for unification]Imjingak is located 7 kilometers south of the Military Demarcation Line and was built to pray for the unification of the Korean Peninsula. The bullet-riddled locomotive still tells the pain of war, and the Freedom Bridge, the place where North and South prisoners of war were exchanged, hung with prayer ribbons, four portraits of people looking forward to it, and the Wangbai Altar for worshipping hometowns, all of which are full of people's hopes. Climb up Imjingak and look down, and you will see the Gyeongui Line crossing the Imjin River and stretching into the distance.<img src="https://ak-d.tripcdn.com/images/350e080000003fri41616_C_364_206.jpg" source="ttd" imageid="441736" sourcewidth="1504" sourcehight="1000"> <img src="https://ak-d.tripcdn.com/images/350i080000003frjw91CB_C_364_206.jpg" source="ttd" imageid="441735" sourcewidth="1024" sourcehight="576"> 【The Third Tunnel, DMZ Image Gallery: Learn about history】The Third Tunnel is also known as the Third South Invasion Tunnel. It is said that it was dug by North Korea in order to launch an attack on South Korea. The tunnel has enough space to accommodate a division of troops per hour. Now only a small section of the tunnel is open to tourists. After the Korean War from 1950 to 1953, the DMZ (demilitarized zone) was designated within two kilometers on both sides of the military demarcation line. The DMZ Video Gallery plays a video about the demilitarized zone, telling the history before and after the Korean War.<img src="https://ak-d.tripcdn.com/images/350p080000003frjc478F_C_364_206.jpg" source="ttd" imageid="441730" sourcewidth="1024" sourcehight="576"> <img src="https://ak-d.tripcdn.com/images/350i080000003frjz6360_C_364_206.jpg" source="ttd" imageid="441739" sourcewidth="1024" sourcehight="576"> 【Dora Observatory: Overlooking the South Korea-North Korea border】With the closure of Songaksan OP (Observation Post), Dora Observatory took its place and was opened to the general public in 1987. From the observatory, you can see the Korean-North Korean demarcation line, the towering flag towers of the two countries, and Kaesong, North Korea. When the weather is good, you can even see the bronze statue of Kim Il-sung in Kaesong with the help of a paid telescope.

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