The northern part of the Korean Peninsula is a country where foreign tourists are only allowed to visit as part of organized group tours, mainly to designated routes such as Pyongyang, Kaesong, and Mount Myohyang. Strict group management regulations must be followed.
Traveling to North Korea is very different from typical international tourism: only organized group tours are ...
Officially arranged classic tour route: Monuments and metro in central Pyongyang, ancient Kaesong and the Demi...
A compact group tour for limited holidays: Visit Pyongyang’s monuments, metro, and Children’s Palace, plus a o...
Sites accessible on group tours are concentrated along the officially designated itinerary: Pyongyang monument...
Group meals are primarily served at foreigner-friendly restaurants: Pyongyang cold noodles, Kaesong bronze bow...
There is no self-arranged independent transport to or from North Korea: entry and exit are via international t...
Ten Key Tips for Traveling to North Korea: Ministry of Foreign Affairs Safety Advisory, Mandatory Guided Tours...