You can travel to North Korea. But you cannot see North Korea there.
Once arriving the country, there will be guides from the government to serve you as tour guide.
They show you what you can see and cannot see, and are often "broadcasting" the heroic Communist history from the era of Kim Il Sung's guerilla war and Korean War.
The guides do their best to make you believe that North Korea is the happiest country in the world. Poor, disabled, and homeless people are banned to exist in big cities and where tourist often visit. In Pyongyang, there are many tall and modern buildings, but most of them are empty and even have no electricity. Local people are very kind and welcome tourists, but they are unable to reveal their true life in front of the guide from North Korean regime.
Once arriving the country, there will be guides from the government to serve you as tour guide.
They show you what you can see and cannot see, and are often "broadcasting" the heroic Communist history from the era of Kim Il Sung's guerilla war and Korean War.
The guides do their best to make you believe that North Korea is the happiest country in the world. Poor, disabled, and homeless people are banned to exist in big cities and where tourist often visit. In Pyongyang, there are many tall and modern buildings, but most of them are empty and even have no electricity. Local people are very kind and welcome tourists, but they are unable to reveal their true life in front of the guide from North Korean regime.
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