Step into Korea's painful past and witness the dark realities of Japanese colonization.
This tour follows the road to independence, highlighting the suffering, sacrifice, and relentless resistance of the Korean people.
Begin at Seodaemun Prison History Hall.
Seodaemun Prison History Hall, where Korean freedom fighters - many of them students - were imprisoned, tortured, and executed for daring to resist.
Stand before Dongnimmun Arch, oncea beacon of Korea's independence hopes, now a solemn reminder of lost sovereignty.
Explore Dilkusha, home of an American jourmalist who exposed Japan's brutal rule to the world.
Follow the footsteps of the March 1st Movemenet, a nationwide uprising that became the foundation of Korea's liberation efforts.
End at Tapgol Park.
Tapgol Park, where the first cries for freedom rang out, sparking a revolution that ultimately led to independence.
Feel the heartbreak, courage, and unyielding spirit of those who shaped Korea's path to freedom.
This is more than a tour - it's a powerful journey through oppression, defiance, and Korea's fight for freedom.
Operating Duration
From 1st Apr [Every Tue, Thursday]
Minimum/Maximum number of tour
One person / 10 people
Tour Schedule
09:30am Meet at Dongnimmun Station Exit 5 (Line 3 Orange Line)
09:35am Seodaemun Prison History Hall
11:10am Dongnimmun Arch (Independence Gate)
11:30am Dilkusha (Former residence of Albert W. Taylor)
12:00am Leave for Tapgol Park (Take subway)
12:30pm Tapgol Park (Cradle of K- Democracy)
13:00pm Tour ends at Tapgol Park