[Foreigners Only] Paju DMZ Gondola Ride Ticket | South Korea

— Precautions when entering the Civilian Control Line —

Please make sure to bring your ID card as you cannot enter without an ID card

• Outside the boundary fence (except for designated areas) and entry into the unidentified mine area is prohibited
  Photography is prohibited inside the cabin near iron fences and military bases
  
• In case of emergency or unavoidable circumstances, access to civil and northern areas may be restricted, and advance reservations may be canceled
• Since it is a military operation area, you cannot carry guns, dangerous items, alcoholic beverages, fishing tools, etc., and you cannot engage in activities such as capturing wild animals, collecting wild vegetables, or illegally dumping garbage
• Please understand that CCTV is operated for the safety and control of tourists in the DMZ
• Please actively cooperate with the guide's control, and refrain from any personal actions
• We do not take any civil or criminal responsibility for human life or property damage caused

— FAQs —

• Q: Why do I need to fill out the Security Pledge?
  A: Paju Imjingak Peace Gondola is a gondola that operates the Civilian Control Line area. The Security Pledge is a pledge that the customer must comply with when entering the Minbuk area. The Civilian Control Line area is an area where our ROK military conducts alert operations, and it is to prevent leakage of boundary facilities
• Q: What can you see in the Civilian Control Line area?
  A: The Imjingak Peace Gondola crosses the Imjingak River and connects 850 m between the Imjingak Tourist Area and Camp Greaves, a civilian-controlled area, and is the first and only gondola facility in Korea to enter a civilian-controlled area, allowing you to experience a special experience. In the Civilian Control Line area, you get access to the Imjin River Observatory with a panoramic view of Freedom Bridge, Dokgae Bridge, Jangdan Peninsula, Bukhansan Mountain, Gyeongui Central Line, and Imjingak Pavilion, and various military facilities within Camp Greaves where the 506th Infantry Battalion of the US 2nd Infantry Division were stationed for 50 years after the Korean War Armistice Agreement was signed. You can see the Gallery Greaves exhibition hall, which was created as an exhibition hall for the bowling alley of the US Army
• Q: Why do I need an ID?
  A: Paju Imjingak Peace Gondola is the only gondola facility in the world that operates the Civilian Control Line section. The Civilian Control Line area is a civilian access control area, and you need to present your ID card and get checked by the military to enter. You can purchase a Peace Gondola ticket even if only one person is on board. Identification is required, such as a driver's license, resident registration card, mobile ID, passport, ID photo, and alien registration card (ID Card)

How to Use Your Voucher

• The e-voucher will be sent to your email inbox. Please exchange it for physical tickets at the designated location

Voucher Redemption Period

• The voucher must be redeemed on the selected date and within operating hours; Invalid after expiration