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Did you read the first few lines of the page? Or pretty much any of the captions? > Most tourists only experience the political smokescreen of Pyongyang; I ha
by waqf 10y ago
Did you read the first few lines of the page? Or pretty much any of the captions?
> Most tourists only experience the political smokescreen of Pyongyang; I had the privilege in visiting all corners on one of the longest tours ever executed (no pun intended) for foreigners into the hermit kingdom.
Photos from an officially supervised tour, yes, but limited to Pyongyang, definitely not.
- idlewords 10y agoMy mistake; thanks for the correction!
- jpatokal 10y agoIt's not quite that straightforward: through exploitation of a bureaucratic loophole, they managed to enter the DPRK through a border that's supposed to be closed to foreigners and had quite a bit of time essentially unsupervised (although most of it was on a train).
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