Korean War, Seoul and North
Resort that hosted war-separated families being dismantled by North Korea, Seoul says
North Korea is dismantling a facility at its Mount Kumgang resort used for hosting meetings between families separated after the Korean War, South Korea said on Thursday, in the latest sign of strained tensions between the two Koreas.
North Korea Dismantling Facility Near Border for Separated Families
North Korea is dismantling a facility at its Mount Kumgang resort used for hosting meetings between families separated after the Korean War, South Korea said on Thursday, in the latest sign of strained tensions between the two Koreas.
Representatives from two Western travel agencies crossed into North Korea Thursday for the first time since the isolated ...
North Korea opens up to tourists after five years with tours to little-known port city - Five-day itineraries of the northern ...
The Special Economic Zone of Rason is the only part of North Korea where capitalism is promoted in the totalitarian state. Residents can buy and sell houses and even open a private bank account ...
Located right on the Russian and Chinese borders, the Special Economic Zone of Rason is the only part of North Korea where capitalism is openly promoted. Here, residents can buy and sell houses ...
For the first time in more than five years, foreign tourists can visit North Korea, albeit to the city of Rason, one of the secretive communist state's least visited places. Koryo Tours ...
Tour operators said in January that North Korea would reopen Rason, a city on the border with China, to foreign tourists, five years after Pyongyang sealed its frontiers in response to Covid-19.
North Korea reopened its border city of Rason to foreign tourists for the first time since the COVID-19 pandemic began, marking a cautious revival of the country's tourism sector. The first ...
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