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"Moon villages" like this one still exist in some parts of modern Pyongyang but they are rapidly making way for modern blocks of apartments.
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the deepest, most fancy subway decoration I've ever seen...
Only had 3mins take photos inside the station, 5mins inside the train
the tour guide always says to me: "hurry up!"
the deepest, most fancy subway decoration I've ever seen...
Only had 3mins take photos inside the station, 5mins inside the train
the tour guide always says to me: "hurry up!"
On October 10th 2010, The Democratic People's Republic of Korea celebrated it's ruling party's 65 years in tight control of the state with a massive military parade on the streets of Pyongyang.
Thousands of soldiers, tanks and missile launchers rolled into Kim Il Sung Square, and North Korean heir Kim Jong Un made his first public appearance alongside his ailing father, Kim Jong Il.
All carefully staged for the dozens of foreign journalists who were invited to cover the event.
© Boaz Arad
Trust me, Pyongyang is much brighter in this shot than it really looked (exposed for 20sec)
I could only stay at the hotel, watching the funny NK TVnews every evening
the hotel was on the island that we were not allowed to walking around
only few streets have light, others were pitch balck after 8pm
相信我，这张图上的平壤比实际的景色要亮多了（曝光了20秒）
每天晚上只能在酒店呆着，看超级搞笑的朝鲜电视台
酒店在岛上，游客不能出去，何况平壤路灯很少
所以八点之后出去基本就是一片漆黑了。
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Hi-res scan from a 35mm negative on Kodak GB-200 film. Taken from the 16th floor of the Koryo Hotel in Pyongyang DPRK. I used a 135mm lens.
Ryugyong Hotel, Pyongyang, North Korea
This 3,300 room hotel has been under construction since 1987. The glass was only put on in the last year or so.
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The number of cars has been steadily improving in Pyongyang. Traffic jams aren't unheard of anymore. Note the propaganda car just ahead!
This picture was taken on Sungri Street, at the intersection with Pipa street, next to the Chŏnsŭng metro station. GPS coordinates 39.0582,125.753733.
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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/
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A metro train enters a station in Pyongyang. An interesting detail of the metro is the rolling stock for which train sets purchased from the Berlin Metro in Germany is used.
Hundreds of dancers forming a symbol during the Arirang Mass Games in Pyongyang, North Korea.
The Grand Mass Gymnastics and Artistic Performance Arirang (Chosongul: 아리랑 축제, Hanja: 아리랑 祝祭) are held in the Rungrado May Day Stadium in Pyongyang, North Korea.
Mass Games can basically be described as a synchronized socialist-realist spectacular, featuring over 100,000 participants in a 90 minute display of gymnastics, dance, acrobatics, and dramatic performance, accompanied by music and other effects, all wrapped in a highly politicized package. Students practiced every day from January onwards.
The 90 minute performance is held every evening at 7pm and features the 'largest picture in the world' a giant mosaic of individual students each holding a book whose pages links with their neighbours’ to make up one gigantic scene. When the students turn the pages the scene or individual elements of the scene change, up to 170 pages make up one book.
In August 2007, the Arirang Mass Games were recognised by Guinness World Records as the biggest event of its kind. In recent years, foreign tourists have been allowed to watch one of the many performances.