๐ The 3rd Tunnel of Aggression
Gyeonggi-do ยท Paju-si ยท History
์ 3๋ ๊ตด
A tunnel dug under the DMZ by North Korea and found in 1978, now open to visitors from Imjingak in Paju.
01. Essential InformationHours, closed days, admission, access and visit time
- Opening hours
- Tours run about 09:10โ14:40 and must be booked in advance.
- Closed days
- Mondays, weekday public holidays, Lunar New Year and Chuseok.
- Admission
- VISITKOREA lists adults about KRW 12,200 by monorail or KRW 9,200 on foot.
- Area
- Gyeonggi-do, Paju-si
- How to get there
- Visits start from Imjingak, as part of a DMZ tour
- Time needed
- Half day
Hours, prices and closing days change and listings often disagree. Confirm on the official page before you go.
02. About this placeWhat it is and why people visit
A tunnel dug under the DMZ by North Korea and found in 1978, now open to visitors from Imjingak in Paju.
03. Highlights & Things to SeeThe main sights and experiences
- Recommended: Walking down into a real border tunnel
05. Travel TipsGood to know before you go
- Bring your passport or ID card. Rules for the DMZ area can change at short notice.
06. How to Get There & NearbyDirections from where you are, and places close by
Visits start from Imjingak, as part of a DMZ tour.
Nearby attractions
- DMZ Tour (Imjingak and Dora Observatory) ยท 5.6 km away
- Unjeong Lake Park Fireworks Festival ยท 23 km away
- Yangju Snow Festival ยท 37 km away
07. Official Information & UpdatesOfficial pages, notices and the date we checked
Information checked: 2026-10-24. Details come from VISITKOREA, Visit Seoul, Visit Busan, Visit Jeju and the official pages of each place. We could not confirm every detail for every place, so please check the official page for the latest notices.