We’re packing for our trip to the Demilitarized Zone, which separates North and South Korea, tomorrow morning (check-in at Camp Kim, Seoul) and I thought I’d post the official dress code we’ve been sent. THe Debb199, the link you gave me does not open for me - I tried several different devices but no luck.
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DMZ Dress Code Posted on June 1, 2012 by tknapps We’re packing for our trip to the Demilitarized Zone, which separates North and South Korea, tomorrow morning (check-in at Camp Kim, Seoul) and I thought I’d post the official dress code we’ve been sent. I wore dark blue jeans and a plain t-shirt and cardigan. I read that the DMZ has a strict dress code and was wondering if anyone on here went on the tour wearing any of the following: jeans (not ripped), converse shoes, hoodie? Think I wore boots or leather shoes.This topic has been closed to new posts due to inactivity.
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The dress code prohibits visitors from wearing: t-shirts, miniskirts, shorts, heels, exercise clothes, slippers, faded jeans, tights, leggings, and trousers. Thanks! Crossing The Border Into The North The Dmz Jsa 3rd Tunnel Tour The Wanderings Of A Wallflower.
If you will be taking a USO tour of the DMZ or any other tour of the DMZ, you must follow a strict DMZ dress code. Just follow the rules and you will be okay. Dress code A dress code applies to visit the JSA. The reason for these rules is that this is a visit to a highly important geopolitical area and by dressing appropriately, you show respect. Ah ok, well basically military policy requires all visitors to display a “neat and presentable appearance.” Generally, this means no ripped jeans, flip-flop sandals or clothing with profane or provocative text.
Basically, when dressing for JSA tour, choose clothes that you would wear to meet your girlfriend’s or boyfriend’s grandparents for the first time. Answer 1 of 6: Hi, I read that the DMZ has a strict dress code and was wondering if anyone on here went on the tour wearing any of the following: jeans (not ripped), converse shoes, hoodie? Daddio xxxHaha, Konglish is so funny You’ll get used to it after a while!Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:*************** The Following attire/appearance is specifically prohibited **************************************************************************************************************insulting, profane, provocative, big letters or demeaning representationsSports uniforms or athletic clothing of any kind including track pants or other stretch pants or warm-ups.Shower and “flip-flops” shoes. What on earth did you wear in order to conform?
Thanks! The dress code is expected to disappear now that the disarmament of the JSA is a fact but for the time being, we would advise you to stick to the dress code or to check with your tour operator to confirm that what you will be wearing is OK. Leave the ripped jeans, sandals, and halter tops at the hotel.
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The DMZ has a strictly enforced dress code, partly because North Korean soldiers have been known to take photos of poorly dressed tourists to use in propaganda "proving" that other nations are too poor to afford proper clothing. I notice the conspicuous absence of the baseball cap, I bet that’s allowed!? Answer 1 of 5: Hi all, can anyone tell me how strict the dresscode is for a visit @ DMZ? I did not have a problem at all. South Korea.
Sports or athletic clothing (including gym shorts or track/stretch pants) are also prohibited, as are sleeveless shirts, tank tops and excessively baggy clothing. Thanks!