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Pyongyang metro, DPRK, North Korea

Huge depictions of Kimjongilia flowers and Paektu Mountain in public squares symbolize the Kim dynasty.

Pyongyang, DPRK.

 

While the picture is blurry, it reflects street life in residential areas at dusk pretty well. The kiosks on the sidewalks are a very common sight. They sell foodstuffs, flowers, and other daily consumption items.

 

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Pyongyang, North Korea

 

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I'm not sure what street but this is in Pyongyang.

평양대극장에서 본 승리거리

Morning traffic on the great parade street in Pyongyang.

 

평양 천리마문화회관.

The headquarters of the so-called Committee for Cultural Relations with Foreign Countries, an organization in charge of cultural exchange with foreign countries. As the DPRK regime is anxious to prevent any foreign "cultural infiltration", the main task of this institution is not to encourage some meaningful cultural exchange but to organize "support and solidarity with the just cause of the Korean people", i.e. to find and exploit some foreigners who are stupid enough to believe the DPRK propaganda.

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DPRK, Pyongyang, Oct. 2015

2013 Trips to North Korea with Young Pioneer Tours.

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The entrance to the Pyongyang Metro (Subway.)

A building in Pyongyang. Unsure of it's purpose.

Pyongyang

North Korea

March 2016

Pyongyang

North Korea

March 2016

A Traffic Girl in Pyongyang.

Yet another picture of PyongYang as a ghost town.

Not intentional to have no people but that's the way it was for most of the time, very unlike a 'normal' city where there are always people wandering the streets.

All important places, buildings, monuments and statues are illuminated.

DPRK, Sept 2011 (scanned slide)

Pyongyang, North Korea

Pyongyang

North Korea

March 2016

A Pyongyang Metro (Subway) station. One of the more lavish ones.

The quality of the road surface deteriorates drastically as soon as you leave the main road.

Pyongyang

North Korea

March 2016

A guard in the Pyongyang subway.

A building in Pyongyang. Unsure of it's purpose.

평양 광복거리 전차정류소

April 2012 trip to DPRK, North Korea for the 100th year birthday celebrations for Kim Il Sung - check out my North Korea blog at americaninnorthkorea.com/

  

A Pyongyang Metro (Subway) station. One of the more lavish ones.

The main national and international railway station in Pyongyang.

평양 4·25문화회관.

Opened in 1975, this building "serves as a centre of mass cultural education for soldiers of the Korean People's Army and the working people", according to the Pyongyang review. It is the site of various "mass meetings" on official holidays such as the KPA Foundation Day. Originally called February 8 House of Culture in remembrance of the formal creation of the KPA on 8 February 1948, it was renamed after Kim Il Sung in 1978 directed that the KPA Foundation Day be changed from 8 February to 25 April, the alleged day of establishment of his anti-Japanese guerrilla army in 1932.

While the DPRK propaganda keeps prattling about a "breakthrough towards high tech", the general technical level of the country can only be described as primitive. Many vehicles just look like scrap on wheels.

On a sunny winter day, this lady is promenading her chicken in Taehak Street, East Pyongyang.

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