The group passed through entry procedures for the Civilian Control Zone before touring the 3rd Infiltration Tunnel—an underground passage built by North Korea. Participants walked part of the tunnel and received a military briefing on its background and significance.

At Dora Observatory, they viewed North Korean sites such as Kaesong and Kijong-dong, while learning about inter-Korean relations and the region’s symbolic importance.

The visit concluded with a local lunch featuring dishes made with Jangdan soybeans, a regional specialty.

The trip offered a unique opportunity to connect academic learning with real-world historical and geopolitical context.​