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Visiting Pyongyang, North Korea


Traveler Advice on Pyongyang

6 Hotels & Accommodations

8 Things to Do

14 Restaurants

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Yanggakdo Hotel

Dec 26, 2009

The Yanggakdo Hotel is situated in the middle of Pyongyang. When I say middle, I really mean that – in the middle of the city is a river, in the middle on the river is an island and in the middle of...more

Koryo Hotel

4 of 5 stars
Dijon, France
Dec 23, 2009

Most people coming to North Korea will come with a tour group which will stay in one of two hotels for foreigners. I stayed in the Koryo Hotel, which was nice. The room was large and there was hot...more

3 of 5 stars
San Francisco, California
Sep 30, 2008

I just visited North Korea (Pyongyang specifically). We left from Beijing on September 23 and returned to Beijing on September 27. If you go, make sure to do a little research about this kind of...more

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