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The skyline of Pyongyang against the setting sun light. The two towers in the left that rise above the skyline are the Koryo Hotel. On top of each tower is a revolving restaurant. However, only one tower top was accessible during our stay (rumours say the other allowed unwanted views of restricted areas of the city...).
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.
These buildings are part of ther new "Scientist quarter". It´s said that they were build for scientist in the capital.
DPRK, Aug. 2017
Durante nuestro viaje a Corea del Norte, los primeros cuatro días nuestra guía fue Pak ( a la derecha ). Tenía 25 años. Hablaba 4 idiomas, entre ellos el español, con una soltura sorprendente. Tambien tocaba tres instrumentos, guitarra, batería y piano, como nos demostró posteriormente. La verdad que era guapa, muy inteligente y una persona muy simpática....gracias Pak
During our trip to North Korea, the first four days was our guide Pak (right). He was 25. He spoke four languages, including Spanish, with surprising ease. He also played three instruments, guitar, drums and piano, as we demonstrated later. The truth that was beautiful, very intelligent and a very nice person .... thanks Pak
Everywhere in the country you can see those "150 days" posters.
Until september 2009, a 150-day campaign tells the North Koreans to work harder by instilling them with national pride. 북한
© Eric Lafforgue
Taken place on Kim Il Sung square in the centre of Pyongyang during the 95th birthdaycelebrations of Kim Il Sung on 15.04.
DPRK, April 2007 (scanned slide)
Such breakdowns are an everyday sight in Pyongyang as both the busses and the overhead cables are in poor condition.
Seoul (South Korea) '25
Roof-end Tile
Pyongyang, 5th-6th Century
Roof-end Tile with Lotus Design
Daesungsanseong Fortress, Pyongyang, 5th-6th Century
Roof-end Tile with Lotus Design
Anhakkung Palace, Pyongyang, 5th-6th Century
Roof-end Tile with Lotus Design
Toseong-ri, Pyongyang, 5th-6th Century
Roof-end Tile with Lotus Design
Toseong-ri, Pyongyang, 5th-6th Century
Roof-end Tile with Lotus Design
Toseong-ri, Pyongyang, 5th-6th Century
Roof-end Tile with Lotus Design
Toseong-ri, Pyongyang, 5th-6th Century
Roof-end Tile with Lotus Design
Cheongam-ri, Pyongyang, 5th-6th Century
Roof-end Tile with Lotus Design
Cheongam-ri, Pyongyang, 5th-6th Century
Roof-end Tile with Lotus Design
Cheongam-ri, Pyongyang, 5th-6th Century
Roof-end Tile with Lotus Design
Sango-ri, Pyongyang, 5th-6th Century
Roof-end Tile with Monster-mask Design
Pyongyang, 5th-6th Century