Paju Premium Outlet in Korea

Do you miss the Desert Hills Premium Outlet in Palm Spring, CA? Do you miss the Woodbury Premium Common Outlet in Central Valley, NY? Are you a shopping lover?  If you are, we know the place in Korea that will meet your expectation. The all-new Paju Premium Outlet recently opened on March 18th, 2011 for shopping lovers.
The Paju Premium Outlet is made by the Premium Outlet Center that also own the Desert Hills and Woodbury. They have 160 stores including all designers brands and food/dining as well. This is the the second premium outlet in Korea after Yeoju premium outlet.
Visit their English website at http://www.premiumoutlets.co.kr/eng/index.asp

Address
Paju Premium Outlet
1790-8 Bupheung-ri, Tanhyun-myun, Paju city, Gyeonggi-do
Tel. (82) 1644-4001

Store Hours
Sun ~ Fri: 10 AM - 8 PM
Sat: 10 AM - 9 PM

Driving Direction

Public Transportation

1-Day Bus

Service day
- SAT, SUN, and National Holidays
Fee
- Adult 16,000 KRW
- Child/VIP Passport Member: 11,000 KRW

Reservation Information ((82) (2) 6000-8722)
- Reservation changes and cancellations must be made 3 days before the departure date to receive a full refund. 80% refund for cancellation 2 days before departure, 70% refund for cancellation 1 day before departure, and no refund for cancellation on the day of departure. 
- Cancellations after 18:00 one day before departure are considered cancellations on the day of departure.
- For Sunday departures, cancellations after 14:00 on Saturday, the day before, are considered cancellations on the day of departure.
- Please ask about seating availability when making reservations 1 day before departure
- Seats are designated freely according to the order of arrival at the place of departure on the day of departure
- Child fee may be applied to children over 4 years old and elementary school students
- Services may be cancelled if there are no prior reservations
- Call 1588-9722 for reservations and information

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Neighbored Attractions
Imjingak

Imjingak Resort is a place where the sorrow caused by the Korean War occurred in June 1950 and the conflict between the south and the north of Korea remains in. There are a diversity of monuments including the monument in the Imjingang zone and the US soldiers monument in Imjingak Resort. A train which goes to Shineuiju, the northern end of the Korean Peninsula before the division between two Koreans is exhibited in Imjingak Resort. Mangbaeddan is located to enable displaced people whose hometown was the North Korea to bow down to their parents or family in North Korea during the New Years Day and Chuseok. Sorrow of the dispersed family remains in Mangbaeddan. 3,800,000 Korean and foreign visitors Imjingak Resort visit each year as the Peace Tourist Spot where people meditate on sorrow of the division between two Koreans and pray for the unification.

Tel) +82-31-953-4744
For more information,
http://en.paju.go.kr/en/en_culture/en_peace/en_peace_imjingak/en_peace_imjingak.cms


Dosan Station

Dorasan Station is the northernmost station of the South Korea which is 700m distant from the southern boundary line of DMZ, the civil control zone. Since US president Bush visited Dorasan Station on February 20, 2002, it has come into spotlight internationally. imjingak Station was opened in October 2001, and then Dorasan Station, the unfinished station of the north-south Korean reconciliation was opened on February 12, 2002 (the lunar New Year's Day) through the special Mangbae train operation in 52 years after the railroad service was stopped. The milestones of Dorasan Station (205km to Pyeongyang, 56km to Seoul) imply the reality of the division between two Koreans and a future hope and expectation. Because Dorasan Station is the northernmost station of the South Korea in the southern boundary line, Dorasan Station will play the role of customs and entry for Chinese and Russian people and goods as well as the North Koreans if Gyeongui Line Railroad connection is completed and the traffic is possible between two Koreans. Also, Dorasan Station contains the historical meaning as a symbolic place of the division between two Koreans and a gateway of the south-north exchange. 

Tel) +82-31-953-3334
(Closed on Mondays and holidays except new year’s day & Chuseok.)

For more information,
http://en.paju.go.kr/en/en_culture/en_peace/en_peace_dorasan/en_peace_dorasan.cms

Third Infiltration Tunnel

Third Infiltration Tunnel of total 1,635m was found in 1978. In Third Infiltration Tunnel located in 52km distant from Seoul, 30,000 solders can move per 1 hour. From 2002, the shuttle elevator, and the high-tech system's DMZ theater have been installed and the diversity of sightseeing things are provided.

Tel) +82-31-940-8345
For more information,
http://en.paju.go.kr/en/en_culture/en_peace/en_peace_tunnel/en_peace_tunnel.cms


Panmunjeom

Panmunjeom is where the cease fire was signed on Jul. 27, 1953, and it is 50km north of Seoul on Tongilro. The name of the village is Neolmun-ri. It became famous as a place where inter-Korea dialogue and military armistice conferences are held, and is a living educational field of remembering the tragedy of a divided country and the racial pain of a fratricidal war. Panmunjeom is the only JSA (Joint Security Area) in the world, which is commonly occupied and possessed by both armies (the UN and the North Korean army) in a hostile relationship. It was commonly secured by collecting 35 soldiers from each side. However, after the North Korean guard killed US soldiers who were cutting the branches off a cottonwood on Aug. 18, 1976, the military demarcation line was indicated, and only security work became under joint work. Members or press members who belong to either military armistice commission can access all of the places in JSA without a permit.
Tel) +82-31-999-1113, +82-31-2273-1113

For more information,
http://en.paju.go.kr/en/en_culture/en_peace/en_peace_panmunjeom/en_peace_panmunjeom.cms