NORTH KOREA | CYCLING THROUGH THE STREETS OF PYONGYANG
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- Опубліковано 2 січ 2024
- It could be said that Pyongyang City is a comfortable city for cyclists, many Pyongyang people use bicycles as the main means of transportation for short to long distances. In this video, I take you to enjoy the atmosphere of Pyongyang city in winter, by cycling. Thank you and happy watching.
On Wikipedia, it is written that cycling cycling has become a common mode of transport in North Korea since its economic transition in the early 1990s.
A ban on bicycles in the country's capital and largest city, Pyongyang, in existence for decades, was suddenly lifted in 1992, and according to Andrei Lankov, bicycles have since "proliferated" and their use has "visibly increased" in other urban areas. However, their price, meager by international standards, still puts them out of reach of a significant portion of the populace.[1] A modest infrastructure, including bicycle lanes and bicycle parking, has likewise developed.[3] Foreign and domestic bicycles are available, with used Japanese models particularly coveted.
Cyclists must reportedly obtain a license by passing a road safety test, and must register bicycles and display a corresponding tag as proof, though the law is often flouted outside the capital. Conflicting reports exist that women are, or have been, banned from riding bicycles, with some claiming the ban to be a personal edict of Kim Jong-il; however, female cyclists are a common sight in North Korea's large cities, indicating this law, too, if it ever existed, is widely ignored.
#northkorea
#cycling
#cyclingvlog
0:03 Toyota Highlander 1st gen
0:20 Toyota Hiace
1:21 Mercedes W124 wagon
1:37 Toyota Landcruiser
1:40 Chinese domestic market VW Passat
2:40 Mercedes W124
3:17 Military jeep
5:05 Mercedes W123
6:37 Ford Transit
6:49 Military jeep x2
7:16 Toyota Land cruiser prado
8:17 Mercedes W123 x2
8:21 Military jeep x3
8:45 Mercedes W123 x3
9:40 Mercedes W124 x2 (on the left)
10:16 Lexus LX 3rd gen
10:38 Audi Q7 1st gen (US model, red turn signal)
11:15 Military jeep x4
Military jeep = soviet UAZik
those vehicle brands have not sanctioned DPRK? lol
Only the sedan is called W124. The wagon is called S124.
wow nice car knowlage
@@Curling_RackI don’t think they’re coming directly from the manufacturer but maybe from China or Russia, I assume
Reminds me of open world games like gta 3 and San Andreas. Where you had this massive world and city to explore, but the limitations of the hardware of the time only allowed a handful of npcs to load in at any one time💀😭😂
hahaha
Right? 😂
@@gotchewz Totally. They also had limited textures
Yes! Also reminds me of a great city that we should emulate. Public transit would be such an amazing answer to all of our problems in the west.
And the bad graphics 🤣🤣
I can watch this type of North Korea footage for hours.
It looks like an unfinished video game, crazy how much space there is. Makes you feel so small probably.
Huge difference with Amsterdam where I live where it’s all so narrow and stacked.
I wish it was this way in Europe. We have too little space and too much people.
@@petemitchell9996 wtf do you need 20 square miles of concrete between buildings for tho? there's no places to sit, no places for kids to play. whole ass city looks like an office
@@croozerdog yea the whole thing looks like an american business park, but with less green. They're awful places to be and are sprawled out for no reason
@@petemitchell9996 Europe isn't a country
@@petemitchell9996Just like here in barcelona most noise city and dirty streets the people like crowds pig especially at the night no one cares about cleaning streets
I hate that noise city.
I hope someday i could move to kyoto or guangdong china
I cannot believe footage like this exists. I've been OBSESSED with this country since 2015 & am mesmerized by how unorthodox this country is. I legitimately cannot express my gratitude for this 🙏 Thank you!!
Footage: Exists
Can's say the same for cameraman
@@nikostalk5730🥲🤣
Watch this documentary: “Ulrich Larsen - The Mole”.
Visit Minsk, it's same
Líder supremo de mierda😢
very interesting. my favourite part was the grey stone building and also the grey stone building.
Don’t forget the grey stone building
Im gonna go get the papers get the papers
And the gray concrate panel building?
Semi-brutalism
@@alinaqirizvi1441 More like "communism". 😄
No parking problem
but food problem, internet problem, gaming problem....
But car availability problem
No traffic 👍no graffiti
Because people are too poor to buy one + not enough gaz
你有想过独裁者对民众的言论打压吗？有想过饥饿导致死人吗？这里的人只有活着的权利其他的任何权利与民众无关他们并没有享有因得的权利！
Very clean street's
With no grass at all nor any biologically active surface just concrete and asphalt. I wonder if they have heavy rainfalls. And what's the temperature like in the summer.
@@SuperAti15are you too dumb to understand that it was shot in the winter or late autumn?
@@SuperAti15 lol bro you obviously need to check your vision :) it's winter time, there are trees and gravel areas throughout whole video. Anyway, they probably don't paint the grass to look greener like in the US :D
ma taci ....@@NICOLLABEATZ
first no people
귀한영상 감사합니다
based on the background highrise building being in a stage of construction in 4:06, which through satellite data I gathered had foundations laid after 2015 and completed in 2017, this video must have been filmed back then meaning this would've been short of a decade ago. I wish the uploader would write the date for the video for our information, don't get me wrong this is an incredibly valuable record of Pyongyang which no one would be able to gain access to since it has changed so much since. look forward to seeing more!
indeed, nk isnt open right now yet i still see so many vlog style videos coming out without dates!
Most diplomats were recalled back to their countries during COVID with a few exceptions. I believe your assertions on the timeline are correct and that the uploader has not returned to Pyongyang since pre-covid having returned to Indonesia.
Someone said this video was from about 2019 or after 2019.
I'm not sure if this video is that old but now that I watched some more the video quality is good but certainly not perfect. So could actually be a decade old. I think the only possibilty to get a better understanding of the age of this video would be to look at the most recent car in this video or -as you did - at the consctruction sites.
Maybe you should look at his channel description instead of complaining.
No signs. No colors. No decorations. No text on buildings. No architectural variety. No variety, at all.
North Korea truly has god-tier level Adblockers.
Literally 19 seconds in and I already see text. Just because you can't recognize the korean alphabet doesn't mean it's not there. It is true that it's architectually bleak, but that's because most of the city was remodeled after the soviets (infamous for their soulless architecture made for efficiency) because 75% of Pyongyang was destroyed in the Korean War so they had to rebuild with Soviet assistance.
We Germans say :
„ Zebrastreifenschild „ to it , you can See it on 1:54 🥲 i was surprised. You can die on so many things in Nordkorea , but they have an „ Zebrastreifenschild „ .
Don’t need ads if you don’t have the option to chose…
at lest decent no like newyork whit its gangsters grafittis noisy venezuelans and garbage everywhere
trotoar lebar tanpa ada pedagang kaki lima dan jg tdk tiang listrik dgn kabel yg semrawut 👍❤👍
Да вообще хорошо
Kota maju
Danke für diese Aufnahmen 👍 sehr interessant
Unusual to see the streets without any ad at every step)
its something North America really needs, America looks gross
Actually is not unusual, you just created a mental image of north korea in your mind. The reality besides propaganda is much less strange.
@@user-pe3dv5tm8zBut still north korea is completely isolated fron rest fron the world so it's obvious people will make strange rumors
Political ads
в СССР не было рекламы... и это было ТАК хорошо!
3:08 on the left is the medical university + hospital.
3:54 left "TV Repair"
4:02 clothing store "Lotus"
4:22 ahead on the left is the Meat store + restaurant.
4:30 blue kiosk "Sports Lotto", I'm shocked.
5:53 left Paektusan Institute of Architecture
7:19 kiosk "newspapers and magazines"
8:00 on the right The puppet theater was built in 1937 in the style of Japanese colonial expressionism, demolished in 2019. So the video is before 2019.
video was probably in 2016 since a building shown half complete in 4:06 was built between 2015 and 2017 from satellite data
Old video trying to pass as new. Disappointed.
demolished in 2019--how did you know，google map?
yeah, you can't enter DPRK right now
@@AikoiEmil why not?
나는 못가는 곳인데 외국인이 이렇게 올려주니 고맙군요
thanks for taking me to enjoy the atmosphere of Pyongyang; I enjoyed the atmosphere to the extent I could
Which is like eating a hand full of chalk dust.
Amazing bicycle tour. Unsurprisingly, the areas you pedalled through remind me of the former Soviet cities I’ve visited.
Родился я в СССР, точно похоже😢
Чисто и с паркингом нет проблем)))
Agree. I was thinking same
Thougt the same thing
@@masterReywdepressing and Barron. There is no life or soul to this place at all.
Спасибо вам за такую рискованную съёмку,это дало нам возможность увидеть эту скрытую страну.
В России скоро так же будет - насмотримся 😂
@@olka5795як щещо
@@olka5795 желудь будешь?
@@olka5795Но пока-что так выглядит только украина, из которой хер уедешь, а на блокпостах людей забирают помирать в Крынках.
@@olka5795Бред... Мы боремся за независимость России от США
Some the nicest roads I’ve seen. Nice cars to.
垂れ下がった電線や電柱も無く、
スッキリとして綺麗です。
Тут я могу согласиться
No hay luz
@@ponchomgr150 tem mais luz que seu bairro
@@racudo1898no hay luz, existen corte
Eso no es hermoso!!!
So amazing,looking forward to next video!
Very intresting, thank you for your ride!👍
Greeting from Germany
Thanks for watching
@@jakaparker
You don't cycle on the street.
Why not ?
"Greeting from Germany".
Middle-aged guy here, but I just made it to see DDR in the last years, as a teenager.
In some ways, Pyongyang looks like East Berlin did back then in some ways, but not wholly. East Berlin looked less - well - "barren" for a lack of better word in English.
And East Berlin was actually more colorful. At least with "Neues Deutschland" signs for the newspaper, and similar stuff.
Anyway, I am glad that I saw it, before it dissappeared.
@@henryrooyakkers8510because it’s not a car
@@shyvikingThe Pyongyang subway uses trains from former East Berlin
Wow, looks amazing. 10/10 want to move.
looks great, no distractions. Just nice people and nice food!
I love these videos I've been watching for so many years now, glad to see new videos.
Old. 2016
Yeah it’s an old video just recently posted
Still a good watch
I haven't seed your videos for a time. Good to see this one.
Bardzo ładnie , bez banerów reklam , czyste miasto
I noticed how clean the streets are
Just beautiful aye, nice bike ride, such serenity, keep up the awesomeness mate ❤️🦄❤️
3:08 слева медицинский университет + больница.
3:54 слева "Ремонт телевизоров"
4:02 магазин одежды " Лотос"
4:22 впереди слева магазин "Мясо" + ресторан.
4:30 голубой киоск "Спорт-Лото", я в шоке.
5:53 слева Архитектурный институт " Пэктусан"
7:19 киоск "газеты журналы"
8:00 справа Кукольный театр построен в 1937 году в стиле японского колониального экспрессионизма, снесëн в 2019. Значит видео до 2019 года.
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3:08 on the left is the medical university + hospital.
3:54 left "TV Repair"
4:02 clothing store "Lotus"
4:22 ahead on the left is the Meat store + restaurant.
4:30 blue kiosk "Sports Lotto", I'm shocked.
5:53 left Paektusan Institute of Architecture
7:19 kiosk "newspapers and magazines"
8:00 on the right The puppet theater was built in 1937 in the style of Japanese colonial expressionism, demolished in 2019. So the video is before 2019.
(Перевод) Очень интересно, полезно для понимания Северной Кореи, а также этого канала.
Мне было бы очень интересно, откуда вы берете источники, особенно для кукольного театра. Если возможно, пожалуйста, дайте мне знать, спасибо.
Very interesting, useful for understanding North Korea as well as this channel.
I would be very curious where you get your sources, especially for the puppet theatre, if possible please let me know, thanks.
спасибо!
Аригато годзаймашта.
@@mr.pearly7478Изучаю Корейский язык, как хобби. Мне интересно изучать Северную Корею по видео. Люблю читать вывески на зданиях. Прочитал " Медицинский университет", И нашёл его на google map. Далее следовал по маршруту автора и нашëл кукольный театр, но на карте там уже пусто. Стал искать в google и нашëл такую информацию. На том месте планируют построить новый кукольный театр.
Идеально! Вспомнил свой город без пробок
дурачок что ли?
Если что эта страна совсем рядом, прямо соседи. Ладно, жить там 99,999% что не дадут (хороший повод задуматься почему), но туристическую визу вполне могут дать. Это я к тому что время от времени можете сходить там, понастольгировать и не писать тут такие глупости. Ну а если это был сарказм, заранее извиняюсь.
@@MrSlowFloww И что там смотреть? на их нищету и отсталость? Больше никуда видать вам визы не дают,только Иран и Сев.Корея)
@@user-ns1xx4fm7b+++++++
@@user-ns1xx4fm7bне, за этим только в Украину ехать
Thank you for this rare opportunity to take a sneak peak into North Korea from the inside. It looks way much better than I expected, even though there are only a few shades of grey everywhere. Great job!
Thank You, great friend Jaka, for Your wonderful ride through the streets of Pyongyang.
Thank you too
@@jakaparker are you ok sir? Are you free? Do you have problems with this footage?
Indonesia has decent bilateral relationship with North Korea, so i doubt he got any backlash from making these videos over the years@@nikostalk5730
This is great! Tnx.
City looks much better comparing to 2004. Thanks
It's wild how clean those sidewalks and streets are.
Semoga perdamaian Indonesia 🇮🇩 dan Korea Utara 🇰🇵,bisa terjaga dengan baik. So nice Video Brother 👍
Terima kasih banyak
Bang jaka dah ke korut lagi ap video lama ini a@@jakaparker
YES PLEASE UPLOAD SOME STORE VIDEOS
So chill
Спасибо большое за видео! Простая поездка по улицам, но смотрел увлечённо и с любопытством. С первого взгляда впечатляет следующее:
- Очень, очень, очень чисто. Просто невообразимо чисто. Сразу видно два слагаемых: за уборку улиц муниципалитет несет ответственность, а простые граждане даже не думают бросить бумажку мимо урны.
- Нет бесячей рекламы, вывесок, билбордов со всех сторон. Напоминает советские времена.
- Нет проблем с парковкой (вот бы в Санкт-Петербурге так же).
Можно, пожалуйста, такое же видео, когда придет весна и все расцветет? Кажется, что весной и летом будет необычайно красиво. Очень хочется посмотреть. А если такое уже есть, можно ссылочку глянуть?
Вы хотите, чтобы в Санкт Петербурге не было машин?😂Странный коммент.
@@Pablo_Escobar1987Коммент нормальный. Вы просто невнимательно прочитали или интерпретировали так, как захотелось. Я написал, что здесь нет проблем с парковкой, хотелось бы, чтобы в Санкт-Петербурге было аналогично.
Тут нечему расцветать, ни деревьев ни кустов. Мертвый город.
@@Skipper441 Как странно. А я тут увидел достаточно (для города) и деревьев, и кустов 🙂, зато прошлогодней опавшей листвы нисколечко. Состояние природы "за полчаса до весны" может быть обманчивым. Знаете, когда-то в далёком 2000-м случилось мне приехать в Нефтеюганск в апреле. Помню, подумал тогда: "Ох ты ж, мать моя! Куда ж меня жизнь забросила? Кругом только серость и уныние. Как тут жить можно?" Но следующий визит в июне все поставил на свои места. Зелени оказалось полно, все стало красивым, цветным и вполне себе позитивным. Уверен, что в Северной Корее климат куда мягче, чем в Нефтеюганске, так что с нетерпением жду летнее видео.
Я не вижу в этом городе ничего хорошего. Серый совок, никакой Кореи, сплошная Россия из глубинки. Ещё и какие-то идиоты среди иностранцев умудряются находить плюсы в этом, хотя они бы и месяца там не прожили, взвыли бы от скуки и несвободы. Но им этого не понять, ума не хватает.
Clean city, very nice! Just needs more trees.
Ahahah Nice city, sure
No! No trees. People can hide behind trees!
Merci pour cette vidéo surtout avec les risques encourus
Thank you for uploading, I went on a one week Pyongyang cycling trip back in 2017. It was a great experience and a fantastic way to see the city.
Were you allowed to visit starving villages or just city?
@@olafjansowidz Tourists arent allowed to see anything outside of Pyongyang, and most parts of Pyongyang are inaccessible to visitors. A guide is required and you can only see restricted tourist areas.
i think ill give it a miss lol
Чистые улицы. Прямо как в Беларуси
А что бросать на улице? Нечего еды нет одежды вся на них😢😢😢
@@simarozenblum7939 ФАНТАЗЕР ДЕШЕВЫЙ ТЫ
Беларусь прекрасна, Корея нет.
Interesting. but just curious. what are the treffic rules? right hand side traffic for bikes? or on the right hand side? any bike lanes?
A lot more cars than I expected and all in good condition.
No trash or litter at all either
That's only in PYONGYANG. There is a video on UA-cam where you can see wood-powered trucks and people tearing up the grass by hands.
Dude, It's a capital city, that was created for the people who working in governvent and highly qualified specialists, especially those involved in the development of nuclear weapons. And the cars are driven by officials, embassy employees, top specialists, and businessmen. Ordinary people don't have cars.
Once again. This is the capital. North Korea showcase. 99% of North Korea doesn't look like this.
Because thats the only city where the ''rich'' people of NK live.
@@mattcooper5855я смотрю ты там всю жизнь прожил, раз так уверенно говоришь) хотя, скорее всего,ты нажрался натовской пропаганды.
Я бы приехал с удовольствием. Погулять по улицам, это переход во времени. Надеюсь Parker ещё живой 😀
Complimenti bel video città non caotica
So relaxing not to see ads, posters, commercials everywhere....
Then go there since you enjoy it so much…
So you prefer spoonfed propaganda to actual commerce? You can see your propaganda posters (far left side of the screen) around 10:10.
Yeah, so relaxing see pictures of your dictator everywhere and hearing songs play that sing about how great he is all day, lol.
@@budgetking2591I don't see it in the video. Is that your delusions speaking?
I would gladly have advertisements and freedom than living in this fishbowl
Kota nya bersih dan bebas polusi dan adem kayanya..
Looks like you had a great trip to Ottawa.
Um lugar pacífico, muito diferente do caos e da correria com os quais estamos acostumados.
I like how clean the streets are.
maybe because there not many shops?
Yeah turns out if everyone is too poor to throw anything away, the streets stay clean
@@unnamedaccount4586 Really? All the videos i have seen of homeless people in usa never portrait clean streets.
@@JosepManjarrez Strange that all your comments seem to be defending the Kim regime. Sounds like someone’s in daddy Kim Jong Un’s pocket.
It's scary how clean the streets are. The road looks like only very few vehicles are using it. Public infrastructure? Trees? Plants? Looks like a technocratic fascist nightmare to me.
街道非常干净👍
Архитектура местами очень напоминает российскую. и там любят черную одежду)
Типичный серый Мурманск весной)))
Не то, чтобы любили. Просто стирать одежду руками в холодной воде без нормальных моющих средств - гемор тот ещё. А на чёрной грязи не видно, то есть не нужно стирать так часто.
Woah so much open space
Streets are clean, first thing I noticed.
when u have nothing, u cant throw it away.
@@MedienGulliif you have all but all products of invasion and suffering of others.
9:21 is that a plastic bag that flies off the building?
You thought of San Francisco like me!
Tokyo and Seoul are both clean too. When the people of a country have good morals, they don't trash their streets like you see in most countries
For me, it's fascinating, there are no ads.
There are no adds, because there is nothing to promote/buy. *fascination gone*
@@tomassonlu sound brainswashed. u think dprk people dont consume? clown. you dont see the stores? the clothes people wear? the cars they drive? the bikes they ride? the foods they consume? the cellphones they use? the shops on the side of the road? if not, look closely at the video again and you will see there is plenty to buy, its just not a capitalist hellhole.
@@tomassonl still fascinating not being bombarded by advertisements everywhere
@@tomassonl sounds amazing
no ads and no food
Gila sih ini,emang nyali warga +62 ga maen”wlaupun di negara yang rawan akan konflik pun tak gentar untuk di datangi,btw smua negara di penjuru dunia sudah ada warga +62,dri bbrapa yang telah kita ketahui melalui akun youtube nya masing”Smoga tetap baik”sjah saat berada di negeri orang.😊
Спасибо за ролик!!!! Берегите себя🙏не рискуйте
А как он вообще это выложил???
@@user-sn1uv8ls2v А как он вообще это снял? Откуда у него велик и камера. Он сотрудник дипмиссии какой нибудь?
@@eokapoxxx скорее всего так и есть..
He is an Indonesian youtuber. And you know how Nord Korea gov very respected Indonesians and Indonesia gov just because their first great leader also founding father of Nord Korea?
@@user-sn1uv8ls2v я его ролики посмотрел, он по любому агент северной кореи, там все ролики про КНДР и обычному человеку вряд ли дали бы такое снять и выложить. В других роликах от людей гиды вообще не отходят, все должны следовать по заданному маршруту, а у этого парня ролики из всяких магазинов, деревень. Это проект КНДР
Interesting that the norm seems to be for bicycles to be ridden on the sidewalks, which are full of pedestrians, even though the streets are wide and with very little car traffic.
There are not many bicycle lanes in Pyongyang, the road I passed in this video does not have a special bicycle lane, the law in North Korea is that we are not allowed to ride a bicycle when crossing, we must get off the bicycle when crossing. In this video my friend and I are also discussing "should we cycle on the sidewalk or on the road, because sometimes we are prohibited from cycling on the sidewalk and sometimes we are prohibited from cycling on the road".
I ve been to Japan recently, never seen a single bicycle lane there in Kobe even tho bikes are everywhere. Maybe its a common thing for asia
Depends on where you are. Shenzen doesn't have many for example but Shanghai and Zhejiang have a lot. Not sure about Seoul @@-kenjo-421
@@jakaparker In Poland it is illegal to ride a bike on a sidewalk - you have to ride on a street if there is no bike lane.
Pyongyang is the greatest bicycle city on the planet. There aren't many cars so the bicycle is king there.
As a South Korean, I'm actually impressed with how clean the streets in Pyongyang are
Clean from ad?)
Because there is nothing. Even garbage
Of course it's clean they don't have any US bases on their soil 😊
Не хочешь переехать к ним? 😄
@@jjbwoybut you’ll crawl under their nuts the second you need something 😂
Pues es bonita la ciudad y limpia
I am trying my best to not let the coughing distract me from the content. But if one is sick or having issues, delay the recording of sounds
not everyone has the money to pay for treatment
Спасибо за свежую съемку о утренней «свежести», буквально!
Excellent cars. Well-dressed people. Clean and tidy. This is where the privileged people live in North Korea.
Yes. Just elite district in the capital.
The streets look to be in significantly better condition than the ones here in England, supposedly one of the richest nations in the world.
Yes, but you can say that about every country
@@klartraum8495 exactly
@@templar6852in socialism doesn't exist this capitalist type of elite of privileges
Gosh! it looks so busy and bustling with excitement and energy doesn't it.not!
непривычно без рекламы)
И без других велосипедистов.
Fascinating. I can't help but wonder where everyone is going and what they're doing. I'm always surprised by the wide streets and lack of electrical poles in the few videos I've seen from Pyongyang, quiet a contrast from other major cities in the region.
Нет электрических столбов - нет освещения улиц. С заходом солнца почти вся Северная Корея в темноте
There looking for something to eat
@@zinaidamarenkova7347странно, что вы не увидели столбы.
They're all out acting, pretending to go about their daily business like they are ordered to do!
The wide streets are easier to send military equipment through, and they also make it easier to repress a popular revolt. That's also why Paris has grand boulevards.
awsome roads and so clean. Amazing!
verry clean
I never see such clean street in my life
You are from US?
скандинавские страны, и жизнь лучше, нежели в этой клоаке
thats sad
you can't throw garbage on the Street if you want to be alive next day
For such a large city there are a lot of emptiness in the streets and between people, similar building densities in Chicago would be packed with people.
I think the ridiculously wide roads and sidewalks cause people to be spread out. And depends what parts of Chicago and times of day, I've seen near empty streets in Chicago and at other times it's fairly crowded.
Packed with people stealing in Chicago!
Politics aside, looks like a really nice, clean city without obnoxious billboards...Reminds me of Warsaw in the late 80s
Lol. This looks horrific and sterile. Also i wouldn't trust those videos. They are probably even cherrypicking the nicest part of PY. Looks pretty much like a green zone for tourists.
I wonder how many of the pedestrians are just poor citizens dressed up and being forced to walk around in various groups back and forth all day so it looks like there is some type of freedom@@claudiakoning
@@claudiakoningI would trust an Asian city more than American one 😂
America is just dangerous af
@@noahone3923 woah bro you watched too much CNN
@@noahone3923 easy on your media... they feed you a lot of bs. Make your own research.
Such a lovely city
Mas Jaka Terima kasih
Ах какая тишина. Нет этого адского шума автомобилей. Рай.
а широченные улицы какие и площади
Keliatan maju...jalan rapi trotoar rapi ...yg PLG penting....PKL ad standart nya sendiri...
It’s spotless
He must be the only youtuber who post videos from north korea without any guide following him everywhere.
Like he is an Indonesian diplomat in North Korea so he doesn't need a tour guide.
Cleanest streets I've seen in my life
Also, very dusty and depressing.
Yea I wouldn't risk littering in North Korea either
@@m.3257 cleanliness might be depressing for those used to living with trash, also dusty? Lmao
@@klevz3207 yeah it's called the presence of law it's insane i know
@@tagomisan2865 don't get me wrong, I love clean cities, I just don't like concentration camps, famines and dictatorships like in NK.
Nice and quiet city.
Smooth sailing
So nice!
😂😂😂 nice 😂😂😂
Город выглядит очень и очень достойно: нет мусора, люди одеты прилично, скромно и со вкусом. Я представляю, какая там красота весной или ранним летом, когда все деревья в цвету
Не учитывая весь негатив и полит.режим , также соглашусь!
Прочтите комментарии выше. Интересно ваше мнение. Мое мнение все серо уныло , депрессивно. Кроме чистоты ничего.
Чистенько, норм.
Плитка хорошо выглядит.
Но чот дико не хватает разметки на дороге, светофоров. И съездов плавных с бордюров, это больше всего режет глаз.
Кароч, мэру Пхеньяна надо в Москву на стажировку. У нас тут так же чисто, только лучше в мелких деталях, и хуже по качеству плитки. За плиткой надо наших уже в Пхеньян отправлять.
люди одеты со вкусом, это круто вы завернули))))
@@roman_ionov Главное Практичность)
Very interesting indeed! The architecture looks nice, kind of post-Soviet. Reminds me of some parts of Russian cities in the 1950-1960s when there were not so many cars, not so many people out and about. I wonder if the person who filmed this video is North Korean actually, since from what I’ve heard they don’t allow tourists roaming freely wherever they want and especially on a bicycle, filming and showing everything as it is. Or am I wrong?
what I heard was that the person recording was an exchange student from Indonesia
You probably hear about their "daliy executions too" - straight from their "loving" neigbour South Korea's media. Which has absolutely 0% motives to slander their neighbour, without presenting any evidence for their bold claims. Literally all the western media uses south-korean media's as sources of "information" for the DPRK, and it suits them.
@@vanlies777Nope, he Indonesian diplomat.
Jara Parker is a foreigner who has been working in DPRK for many years now
USSR in the 1980s.
Negara mandiri yg tidak tunduk pada negara barat❤❤❤❤...makasih vidionya❤❤❤
They stay healthy with so much walking...
Hello Jaka, is there no public transportation in Korea? What do the people you see walking around work on? Many of them carry briefcases.
Tiene un extenso sistema de subterraneos muy usado por la gente y transporte publico como omnibus, y taxis. No se si es suficiente, desconozco eso.
There was a bus in the video
Las calles están demasiado limpias hahaha y en los coches nadie pita , hay mucho silencio que respeto hay en ese país increíble.
so colorful
Kota yang bersih..clasik,indah
Am I thé only one who s shocked??? There are no lines on the road?!?!
@@sacha339 😂😂😂you are right ..I also didn't find any white lines
Jika keliling kota pulang kemalaman bisa jalan kaki puluhan kilometer,sepi kendaraan umum,sepi kendaraan pribadi,bisa kelaparan,jarang ada warung,atau restoran, ojek online mungkin juga tidak ada,,,miris😥😥
@@dentt739 anda sudah pernah tinggal di sana.atau hanya sekedar asumsi anda
@@akbarirawan4462 kodrat manusia di ciptakan memiliki sifatnya sosial,manusia mustahil bisa hidup sendiri, langsung atau tidak langsung tetap membutuhkan bantuan orang lain,,, demikian sebuah negara,jika terisolasi, tertutup hmpir mayoritas embargo ekonomi akan sulit berkembang,jika ingin berkembang sebuah negara di butuhkan kerja sama antar negara,hubungan diplomatik di butuhkan, perdagangan antar negara di butuhkan,,(rumus dasar),, Korea Utara hnya memiliki perdagangan antar negara itupun terbatas hnya skitar sekutu lama,,
Lo que uno más busca es tener una vida llena de paz 🕊️ dónde no se tenga que preocupar por la comida, ni el techo ni el trabajo donde se esté en paz
Y donde es eso? No creo que sea Corea del Norte ya que para empezar el gobierno no los dejan salir de ahi, y los que logran salir vivos dicen que hay escases de comida especialmente en invierno, muchas veces no tienen calefaccion, no hay internet, y a veces ni agua porque se congelan las cañerias, no hay libertad de moverse, los trabajos que hay son designados por el estado y si tienes buenos contactos te asignan uno mejory el pago regular es de $0.25 centavos de dolar por hora...osea $2 dolares por dia de trabajo. La salud no es gratis ya que si no tienes dinero puedes pagar con alcohol, cigarros, comida o un poco de dinero si es que tienes.
Si te interesa, puedes ir.
@@patrickgallegos113 como van a pasar hambre si se comen a los niños?
@@patrickgallegos113 Bendito sea Huitzilopoxtli, vienes a repetir al dedillo lo que te dice la propaganda gringa, como el buen perico amaestrado que pareces ser. Nada de lo que dices puedes darlo por cierto, porque NUNCA has estado ahi.
@@patrickgallegos113зарплата ни о чем не говорит, потому что цены могут быть 1-2 цента, но то что нет интернета и мало электричества это точно
@@ElenaLinkинтернет у них есть и сматфоны и ноубуки. Кто вам такое сказал? Полно видео об этом. Свободная страна. А законы такие, что и полиция не нужна.
Very clean
La mejor forma de conocer es andar en bicicleta. Saludos desde Costa Rica
Is actually not as bad as I thought it would be... Nice and clean streets, beautiful buildings, smiling people...
its propaganda
AFAIK, Pyongyang is the wealthiest part of NK.
So life there is probably easier than in smaller cities, and in the countryside.
Still, it looks like how I imagine Dongbei (northeastern China, where I have been a lot) looked like 20-40 years ago.
@@artem4ik_ne_graf
Not necessarily.
Ligf in Pyongyang might actually be quite comfortable, compared to smaller cities and the countryside in NK.
Smiling people. You're an absolute bot 🤡
@@artem4ik_ne_grafit's literally a random footage of the city
Une ville très propre, pas de graffitis sur les murs, pas de panneaux publicitaires, pas de mendiants, ; circulation très fluide, de larges trottoirs. On dirait presque une maquette où tout semble parfait.....
Aku pikir ini videonya dari orang eropa, terdengar suara bicaranya ternyata orang indonesia. Sukses selalu bro
Без реклам, пробок, люди стройные! Мне нравится!
Nice