Pyongyang

• Mansudae Grand Monument: A central memorial site in the city, featuring large bronze statues and thematic sculptural groups. Dress neatly and behave solemnly during the visit. (30–45 minutes)
• Kim Il-sung Square: The central square where national events are held, surrounded by iconic buildings such as the Grand People’s Study House. (30 minutes)
• Pyongyang Metro: A subway system over 100 meters deep, with platform murals and chandeliers that are highly distinctive of the era. Usually only one or two stations are open for experience. (40 minutes)
• Arch of Triumph: One of the tallest triumphal arches in the world, built to commemorate a specific historical event. (20–30 minutes)
• Juche Tower: A 170-meter stone tower on the banks of the Taedong River, with elevator access to the top for city views. (1 hour)
• Mangyongdae Native House: The former residence of Kim Il-sung and related exhibits, offering a complete visit sequence. (1.5 hours)
• Children’s Palace: Features student song and dance performances and educational facilities, with opportunities to interact with children and give small gifts. (1.5 hours)

Kaesong and Panmunjom

• Panmunjom Joint Security Area (JSA): Located in the Military Demarcation Line area, guided by North Korean officers to visit the negotiation hall and blue buildings. Discipline is very strict; photo areas are limited to what is permitted on-site. (2–3 hours)
• Koryo Songgyungwan: The site of the former highest educational institution of the Koryo Dynasty, with ancient cypress trees in the courtyard and exhibits detailing the pre-unification history of the Korean Peninsula. (1 hour)
• Manwoldae: The ruins of the ancient Kaesong city, site of the Koryo royal palace. (30–40 minutes)

Myohyangsan

• International Friendship Exhibition: Houses gifts presented by various countries. Formal or neat attire is required to enter, and photography is prohibited inside. (1.5–2 hours)
• Pohyonsa Temple: A renowned temple in North Korea, with well-preserved ancient trees and the Main Buddha Hall, set in a tranquil valley. (1 hour)

Tips

All the above are group-designated visit sites; free selection or extended stays are not allowed. Site opening times may vary depending on policy and scheduling. Final arrangements are subject to the actual group itinerary.