A country that is so deeply rooted in history is a place we all want to visit during our lifetime. North Korea, also known as the Democratic People's Republic of Korea, is based in East Asia and is the capital of Pyongyang. South Korea, separated from North Korea by the Demilitarized Zone, a post-World War II country. North Korea's nearest neighbors are Japan and China.
This is a country that has had a great impact on the World War and has not stopped in its efforts. The visitors' culture and local traditions will continue to impress visitors. From the various things you can see, here are the five things you should not miss while traveling around the world.
Take an airplane from Phenjan's capital to get to Paekdusan, a great spiritual and religious place. Paekdu, which is the highest mountain in North Korea, is where the volcano is the largest crater. Chonji or Heavenly Lake has this crater surrounded by different lakes. This place is very sacred to the locals merely because it is here that the Son of the Lord of heaven has landed and where the first Korean kingdom began.
Panmunjeom is a warlike sight, this place is very popular among tourists who look eagerly in the place where the war took place and which disintegrated in Korea. My Panmun is a place where people visiting Korea will be taken, even though it is a sad place for life lost during the war and how Korean imperialism has had an impact.
Untouched water falls and the clear skies around the surrounding mountains around Myohyang makes a visit worth the time. Myohyangsan literally translates to the mysterious smell of mountain, full of spectacles and attractions like now somewhere else in the world. The main purpose of this journey would be to visit the two shrines, one of which is the treasury of gifts to Kim II Sung and Kim Jong II. You can also walk around the beautiful mountains and relax.
Along the diamond hills, also known as the Kumgangsan, can reach Koryong Falls. A whole walk is waiting for people who want to get to fall, so be prepared for a long time on the hills, and for some, this can be quite a challenge if it is not physically fit. But the sights along the way are breathtaking and truly a lifetime experience.
Nampo is a place that has become North Korea's industrial center, so it's worth to visit the industry. The amount of hard work and labor entering the businesses helps to quickly grow in the economy and flourishes over time.