What it's really like to travel to NORTH KOREA (SHOCKING!)
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- Опубліковано 5 лют 2025
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What is it like to TRAVEL to NORTH KOREA? 🇰🇵 In this weeks video we share our travel experience from the weirdest country in the world. We only spent 6 days there but this short time left a very SAD impression.
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Sorry about this huge error at 19:59. UA-cam Studio's editor messed up the blur and completely ruined the video. That's why we uploaded it again without the error here:
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We could careless about the blur!!! Remove the video and protect your tour guides life!?!? You have multiple comments speaking on this and yet you ignore them and reply to somethin this minuscule!?!? Them rules you had to follow may have changed for you when you left that country but your tour guides didn’t have that luxury and you could have just possibly got them and their entire family killed!!!
great video in spite of youtube's unnecessary interference. That said, love the dog.
When you visit the USA you support the regime in Washington because you're spending money and a percentage is collected as taxes
You've done the same old thing as Westerner tourists do Going to a foreign land, while comparing it to how wonderful it is back home. As someone, who has lived and taught in Pyongyang, you have no idea: you're following the same old click-bait. Do a proper Google search and you'll find that all the North Koreans myth you've just regurgitated have already been debunked by North Korean Experts and South Korean Intelligence.
They should not have said that the North Korean tour guides said that about the country because they could easily find out what tour they were on and punish them. You never say anything like that
True….i was surprised he emphasize it that it was the north korean tour guide..wtf😩
Yes, I hope the Travel Tellers read their comments and therefore make subtle adjustments to there video to remove that part and hence even the related comments if possible.
Hopefully he sees this and takes that part out
The tour guides there are so heavily spied on, the reason there’s 2 is for each to report on the other. I’m going to assume they’re told to say that so as to have the tourists go back home, tell all their friends and families to visit so as to bring more money in for tourism as the country desperately needs money.
Unless u say that when ur out of the country nothing they can do if they are in America
Dude you gotta be way more careful. You could get that tour guide in a ton of trouble. You NEVER say something like that. You should know way better.
As fascinating as I find NK, I’m completely content only watching videos about it. It’s not worth the risk to me… people like you are courageous.
Yes, we must think of the late OTTO WARMBIER, before even considering going there!
They are spoiled brats and incredibly irresponsible, don’t they have anyone in their lives to advise them?!!! This was unacceptable
Agreed!
If you don't do anything stupid, you will be fine
I feel the same way! As a travel fanatic I'd love to visit but it's literally one of the few countries that is truly as bad as the media portrays it.
If you see at about 11:40 when the kids are all looking at you everyone’s walking past and makes sure to not even glance at you and the one guy pushes the kids head so he’s not looking at you. It’s like they’re all scared to interact with you and I’m sure it’s for a good reason. Even the people in the “wealthiest” city in the whole country look poor and sad/angry. What a terrible place to live.
Bloody hell is that subway lady still working on the metro turnstyle entrance. If she is still their after years when I saw her years ago, that's one hell of a dedication to her job.
I'm not sure you get much choice unless you're from one of the elite families.
@@UnlimitedDreams-ui3if Well true. But at least iI'm glad to see she looks healthy enough and still alive, lol.
She’s probably an actor
She has no choice
You should not have mentioned what the tour guide said at the end. I pray for that tour guides safety now.
How do you know what they say is the truth? ROFL 😂 pretty naive of you!
@@siamajidi2761are u north korean propagander?
We go t the confirmation that the tour guide has been destitute . His family been in prison for 2 years and after they will be placed in the concentration camp. All credit to those 2. 😢😢😢
Are you allow to go to a night club or to a bar at evenings?? And are you allow to go to local markets and buy products. Also are you allow to go to the beach towns and mingle with the locals??
@@JimmiHidalgo-Lopez prouve it
Yall are so underrated omg it feels like I was watching a channel w like 20 million+ subs
Keep growing loved this video!! ❤️
90% of the video is them sitting talking about North Korea I’ve seen much better videos with actual footage
😂😂😂
Agree! This isn’t interesting in the least.
They probably couldn’t record as much while there…
Yeah I watched 5 minutes and moved on. Who the hell cares about them talking about it.
go to north korea yourself then
Vielen Dank. Thanks for sharing. That was an interesting perspective. Have fun with your future travels. I enjoyed the video.
As a south korean, it feels weird.
Their shape and language are very similar but infrastructure and style are just like 30 years ago in here.
Definetely we are live in the same period but feels like time traveling.
i feel the same when i visit south korea, its just so old and feels like things were when i was a little kid
Mate, they’re 100s of years behind South Korea.
You guys are one of the most technologically advanced nations on Earth…..They’re eating grass and rats.
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Please do more videos on countries that the general population considers "too dangerous" or "too strange" to visit. This is so fascinating
We will 🤗
@The Travel Tellers Try Pakistan because there are many controversies about it.
Nooooo! Don't spoil unspoiled "dangerous" countries with hipster tourists!
It’s not considered dangerous … it’s dangerous
East turkistan”uyghur”. The “strange” is not because of them because of government
Watching your videos helps me learn English and allows me to see a lot. I wish you a happy life.
So weird to have skyscrapers but no electricity at night and only one hour of hot water.
North koreas a perfect example and warning of what happens so communist/socialist countries (although most of them are there’s not really a successful one) the land was collectivized as well as industry later on and the people were made to work the land but after the government took its share of the food there wasn’t any left for the civilians and a million people starved. Buying anything not sold by the government (food clothes necessities etc) is illegal which created the black market of smuggled Chinese goods down there. And a large part why it’s gdp was almost as good as south koreas in the early 70s was due to massive help by the Soviet Union and china. It was never a good self sustaining model. These kinds of ideals practically always end up in tyranny and the deaths of millions. People act like capitalism is some bad thing when it’s created the most prosperous free societies to ever exist. The alternatives are evil.
Your beautiful dog had me enthralled! Thank you for all the information. It was extremely interesting.
I only watched the dog in this entire video 😂
Nice video. Brings things to light. Hopefully this will open things up for the better.
This video would have been so much better if we got to see videos around and about north Korea with your voices in the back of the track instead of it being 70% you two sitting and talking and a couple snippets every here and there
🙏 R.I.P. Otto Warmbier🙏
I am not entirely sure that ever happened. It could well be a bit of Western propaganda.
Thank you very much for the travel vlog in NK, I've always wondering when will they open foreign tourist again after pandemic is over. Cheers!
this is from a trip 7 yrs ago, it's not open yet...
Your experience is really amazing!) I'm so happy that you return alive from there😊
Haha thanks 😅
NO PORN IS ALOUD IN THSI THIRD WORLD SHITHOLE
That school is in every North Korean tour video. It’s a production, everyday children don’t go to a school like that. Their forced little smiles break my heart. Imagine the amount of hours they are forced to endure practicing.
These kids also work jobs after school.
Why anybody would want to visit North Korea is beyond belief.
Who doesn't want to visit the embodiment of a dictatorship 🔥
😂😂😂😂The more I watch the videos on north korea,the more I want to go there🤦♀️
@@lesh1986 Watch Radiocat's video, she made a bunch of them. She's Russian, so use translated subtitles or some AI.
Those are pretty recent, and officials allowed her to shoot videos there so there's plenty of decent footage
I booked my N. Korea trip with Koryo back in 2015. It was one of the most interesting trips of my life. My friend and I booked a private trip, we ended up making friends with other private tourists (who also booked through Koryo)
See and when you have people asking ignorant questions like “who in their right mind would go to North Korea?” It just baffles me as to how ignorant and closed minded they are. I went in 2015 with Young Pioneer Tours and loved it.
as someone majoring in cultural anthropology its a dream of mine to travel to places such as NK. however, im gay and trans so traveling to NK and other 'banned' countries isn't something i can safely do .
@@skylermiles3336do you walk around with a neon flashing sign on your head saying you’re gay and trans? If not, how will people know you’re gay or trans? And do you really think that any North Korean person really cares about who you like to partner with in your private/romantic life? I think you’re maybe a little self obsessed 🤷🏻♀️
@@Alburr250I ask those questions not because NK is not interesting but where is your travel dollars going?
I don't want my money supporting the starvation of North Koreans.
@@Saskfinest1But you do support the US sanctions on the DPRK that gives rise to the starvation right?
When you were in your hotel room, did you ever think your conversations were being listened to or you were being watched? Not sure how comfortable I would be even in "my" room....
Thanks for this video. When was the trip? Were you worried that by repeating what the NK guide said you would be putting him in jeopardy?
They didn’t want to North Korea they just made one photoshop why they are not in video in North Korea
what did the tour guide say? I missed it.
Very interesting, but squealing on your North Korean guide? Is he still alive? They have your pictures, it's easy to identify your tour and your tour guides. I come from a communist country so I know what to be afraid of.
Gorgeous Samoyed!! Many years ago I had a Samoyed from 6 weeks old and he lived to be 12. I've had several different dog breeds in my life as well as a number of cats; my Samoyed (named "Sampson") was the most easy going of all. I acquired him in my home state of Florida and he did well there, even with all the fur. I lived a year in a Northern state that had a LOT of snow that winter. I thought he'd enjoy the snow but when we walked him to do his business, he got it done quickly and wanted to go back inside immediately, where he literally threw himself on the floor and began licking his paws. His pads must have gotten very cold.
Thank you so much. This is so sad😢. Terrible situation there
We appreciate you sharing your adventures with us. Keep up the good work.
Thanks so much ❤
@@TheTravelTellersdo you read the comment section ? People mentionned that you put your guide in danger
Wtf guys
No legs
@@baboushko They don't care. I'm seeing this in 05/03/2024. They could have easily deleted that part. Horrible people.
Really loved that introduction. A sad way of life for those people. Life in the countryside must be extremely difficult.
vAsians live there, so ewww!
Most people live in cities...rural population is a minority..
Yes, it was very useful video. I like the way you are presenting it ❤ thank you for your videos
I'm glad American passports cannot be used for travel to the DPRK. As an American, I believe we have a solemn obligation to our people held hostage to foreign governments. We can't just give them up. Returning these hostages causes us all kinds of headaches and heartaches. The risk is too great. We learned a very painful, tragic lesson from Otto. Let him be the last.
the reason why the US is not allowing you to enter the DPRK is so you dont find out the reality and truth that its not evil
Far safer to watch NK from the safety and security of you're own home. As a Brit, I wouldn't go there either.
As an American you can visit, no problem. Just don't play stupid games.
@@demonhalo67Why wouldn't you go ? I'm also a Brit & it's on my bucket list to go, yes it's all guided but still fascinating all the same.
Can you explain how your perspective changed? I am interested. Very thoughtful presentation. Thank you!
At 11:39 that older man just pushing the kids out of his way haha must have had things to DO.
Haha! Great observation!
Fascinating; and loved the dog too!!!
This videos was very interesting, definitely do more videos like this from other countries. I love all of your videos and IG page🐾❤️❤️
Germans learned about history of North Korea from North Koreans. Fortunately dr. Gobels did not tell you about German history.
An incredible experience for you both, the propaganda aspect certainly went through our minds. So many rules to follow but you can say you've been to a place where very few foreigners have been to.
THEY don't HAVe DAnK MEmEES THerE
Shame! This is a very bad poorly conducted video with bad attitude and putting others at risk and laughed off… worst video I passed by.
Very interesting, I would love to see other videos like this one for different countries 👍🏻
It seems that your experience ended up reinforcing your stereotypes and American propaganda about NK. Same perspectives of western media, nothing new. Greetings from Peru!
4:45 They ask those things because it's the law. North Korea has the right to refuse entry to their country for any reason, like all other sovereign countries.
You are obviously a Korean agent, no one in the west is as mentally corrupted as you.
y'all got balls. that's for sure.
Very informative video, as the US does not get much on No Korea as you can imagine. Amazing how there are no cars about! Thanks for sharing.
WOW, Fantastic video!
Very well done. Yes, please do more like this for other similar countries.
That was really interesting. Would love to see more like that. Thank you for the video. We love your channel. Say hi to Felix
Thanks so much for your feedback 😍 We would love to talk about Turkmenistan sometime soon! It’s a country as isolated as North Korea with similar laws but barely anyone knows it
I ❤ your land cloud!!! Your doggo is adorable!! 😍
WTG! You just placed the tour guides in danger smdh
Very interesting! Thank you very much!
The ethnocentrism is strong with these two. Lots of things are "weird" My god! And don't get me started on the assumptions. "I don't think kids get many presents", " the smiles on the kids dancing were forced, they weren't real" . Oh look, a country where people don't live the same way we do, so everything is weird, and everyone is unhappy.
It's very common in Westerner's videos about North Korea, they already go with assumptions about that place. They jump to conclusions that are totally made up, and don't even notice.
same to me. I'm post soviet person, nothing special in this video, typical people from closed socialist country. I even think they are more human than people oversaturated with Instagram and cheap dopamine in our society.
Westoids bad. Two words are enough. They bomb us and destroy our countries then cry on our behalf. We are the "savages" and they are the "civilized". They need a lesson for once.
LMAO you can’t be serious
Well, in Germany we learn that we are somehow the center of the world (just look at the map), and think that we are extremely tolerant and open to the world once we master a couple of English words.
So basically this couple, basically teens, travel around the world without a steady job, leeching off people for free stuff, playing the UA-cam reporting game, and not giving anything to other countries in terms of money, like a tourist should do. This video proved three things: 1- People that don't work travel more than people that do ( no McDonald's employee could afford to travel to N Korea), 2- North Koreans are more hardworking than most people in the West, and 3- North Korea should be more careful about who they allow to enter their country.
You said how the trip to North Korea changed your perspective about where you are from which is one of the Many BENEFITS of travel. You see the world differently and that is almost always a good growth process for anyone!
People in nokor can't access internet, and can't see porn videos
I love your dog. couldn't stop looking at how cute it was while watching the video.
20:50 why the blur?
Why would you snitch on the tour guides like that? Imagine they get into trouble now.. How does that make sense to put in a video like this, disappointing
Thank you for sharing your experience!! If you can show us more videos/pictures, I'd love to watch more.
Moc zajímavé, děkuji.
Loved this! I'd enjoy other travel videos too. 😊
Happy to hear that 😍
Selfish and uncaring to leave the group. Imagine what will happen to the tour guides if the FAIL to control your movements...
Also, if you leave the group you'll most likely find yourself lost in a foreign city, with no maps or GPS, and not knowing the language to read signs or ask for directions.
They'll literally going to have to send the army all around the city to find you, cause if you end up dead or something it can easily cause a diplomatic incident.
Shhh.. I’m North Korean but I secretly love America. I just wish that both of us can be friends. I don’t want war.
yes, indeed this is true
Its our fault!!
If white savior complex was a UA-cam video.
This is very interesting, I always wonder if people travel there... Thank you for sharing with us appreciate it.
Yes share everything 😂🎉 don't stop
Very naive to quote the North Korean tour guide being critical of the country.
I don't know if I could go on a vacation to a place like this, it's very sad. These people are treated horrible. The ones that escape teach us a lot.
The most backward and ridiculous country in the world. The restriction on Liberty and free movement is intolerable, especially as non citizens. Not worth the risk, especially if you are American.
Go visit San Francisco, California.
You will be shocked...
@@DC-pk5npThere’s no comparison what are you a bot?
@@DC-pk5npUS VISA REQUIRED if Germans visited North Korea.
US visa application is also hassle
@@shinobione2575 "There’s no comparison what are you a bot?"
What do you mean by "no comparison"?
Right here at 23:42 she is saying "We realized, that these people are, they are victims pretty much, of this whole system."
Did you see the system in California? You go watch it, and you will be shocked.
No comparison. Really?
What are you blind?
I'm a world traveler but I will never travel to North Korea.
What was with the random blurring? It would be one one clip and stay through multiple clips. You both were blurred out several times🤔
The dog in between is so cute. Like he’a a host too. Lol
I don't follow these "rules" well. I would never pay to go there and bow to an image of a dictator. No!
So you film the north korean tour guide then you make a video were you tell what he confessed to you. What you think will arrive to him ? The North Korean probably already saw that video.
Awesome video guys! I'm still really curious in whether you had strict rules according what clothes you could wear in NK?
Thanks for sharing this with us. Very scary and sad how they treat human beings in some places of this world. Happy you guys made it safely home!
Thank you ❤️
Not that long ago Germany was totally similar and even worse. I lived in communism too, now I dont. Whatever.
Last month I went to Oswiecim and tourguide said german tourists dont come often.
definitely not worse
its honestly not sad they have their own culture only thing America is good for is bullying and spreading its homosexual agenda and indoctrinating kids into watching grown men twerking in front of kids, keep your so yall so-called free doom to yall self so people are actually happy with how they live.
This was so interesting.!! Thank you for sharing.!! I am newer to ur channel, of course I subscribed and I am looking forward to seeing more of your adventures.!! Blessings and stay safe.!!
20:08 Argh, that broke my heart for some reason. Obviously, everything you saw in this country was staged, and I completely forgot that there were children living there as well, that also had to learn all this routine like machines and that would certainly also be severely punished if anything in their performence was flawed. Damn! That is definitely a country I could not visit.
EDIT: Yep, you even said it yourselves.
Thanks for sharing. 💜
They really repeated how the north Korean tour guide said that.. this video has caused death somewhere in north Korea. These two couldn't come off as more "We don't give af what happens to those people, give us more views" than if they simply said it.
Yeh… they were totally disrespectful…
This was a very good video. Thanks.
This trip was in 2016, that's like 7 years ago. A real time travel...
DPRK has changed A LOT since this visit.
How so? Or any video recommendations to show the changes? 🙂
And by a lot, you mean "not at all." There is no change in North Korea. It is a resource and cash poor nation.
Ihr seid so mutig. Tolles Video 👍🏻
Great points on the tour, some other points that limit DPRK that most people don't realize. The US sanctions almost make it impossible for this country to ever open up. Without proper diplomatic solutions this will continue.
This comment would have merit except that your channel is just chinese travel propaganda..
Also destroying nearly all the buildings in the korean war, returning the japs who colonized and brutalized korea, continued military threats to this day, continued military and economic threats to anyone who dares interact with them, portraying them as zombies and idiots like the nazis did with the slavs (bonus points), also napalm, chemical weapons, did i mention propaganda yet? Nuclear threats, having S. Korea as their neighbor (the "S" stands for "slave" with how bad work conditions are) and moronic videos like this one. I think this covers the introduction to the to the basics to the elementary course of why westoids havent a clue as to what the DPRK is and what its a product of. Did i mention RFA? Aight, cheers! Also 3 gen policy is closer to amerikkka than it is NK with the 3rd generation africans, even if with only one african grandparent, were still second class citizens. But eh, lets not bring up events that haunt american minorities to this day, ey?
Oh so US sanctions are the problem? Not the Kim Dynasty? You seem pretty chummy with Xi Jinping, how about you ask him to send some food to North Korea, China has no sanctions on NK; after all they’re buying NK slaves.
@@richardhardenthe world is bigger than you think it is. Lol. It's funny you speak of propaganda.
@@titaniumskunkogkush4365 People will see a comment from a dude living in the Marshall Islands and be like "yep he's brainwashed"
The Metro trains in Pyongang are from Berlin originally built 1957. They were then sold to East Germany, and after reunification they were then sold to North Korea
Maybe think before sharing what the N Korean tour guides may have told you. You could get them in extremely serious trouble.
Wonder how many times North Korea has viewed this video
Lovely dog. what race of dog is he/she? I have been watching lots of videos to try and find out more about North Korea and I have just come across your video.
samoyed
Loved this and learned alot
Following the rules more than 200 times for sure = 100% Germans LOL
Excellent video 👍🏽
Out of respect for Otto Warmbier I would Never go to North Korea. They either choked him, water boarded or drowned him to be revived in full terror with only a small part of his faculties left when we (my govt) finally got him home.
His teeth appeared to have been twisted with pliers. He was so hysterical he had to be constantly medicated. He was blind, again brain damaged and bedridden. And haunted by the tortures many professionals believe he endured. He could only cry out in blood curdling grunts/screams by the time we got him back.
He died a day or a few days after finally arriving on U.S. soil and hearing his parents and feeling their touch.
It’s nice that you think North Koreans will see Westerners and want a different life.
From what little I know, the minority brave enough to seriously want to leave N. Korea are already in touch with volunteers trying to help them escape.
To be able to leave without their elderly parents, siblings, etc. being killed or sent to work camps as punishment for their escape is what keeps a lot of people there.
Also, many are too frightened or too brainwashed to risk their lives, their elderly parents lives and any other family who cannot leave because of age or non-opportunity.
They are thought to be in contact with a rescue team. Not sure if it’s a volunteer team but it’s likely a private group. I’m guessing S. Korea but I don’t know for sure.
These N. Koreans are severely risking their lives by providing info about day-to-day life (mostly the starvation they face and finding neighbors who have perished from starvation).
Since Covid the borders are closed, preventing rice and other food and medicine to be smuggled in from China.
I admire your concern and curiosity - but please be careful going there. They likely had video and audio in your room. You are not safe there, in my opinion. I could be wrong.
Keep that adventurous spirit and kindness of heart.
Thanks for the good video.
I’m very happy you got some safely 🙏❤️
Oh come on. That's not true.
The US doctor who brought him back said there was no sign of torture.
He also said the DPRK doctors were taking good care of him and they were collaborative.
Most likely the guards accidentally overdosed him with sedatives.
You don't want a dead foreign prisoner or a diplomatic incident over a drunk tourist.
You want a well treated prisoner to exchange.
Also, it's not nice to think they'll want a different life after seeing westerners.
It's just arrogant.
They have their own culture, and we westerners should learn to respect them without trying to westernize everyone with a different culture.
We should leave this colonialist mindset behind.
If we really wanted to better their lives, making them richer and less starved, we should lift sanctions.
At least on food, energy and travel visas.
Our governments should have friendly diplomatic relationships, so we could allow their citizens to work in the west in exchange for food, oil and stuff.
If we just shut them off they'll keep starving of course.
@@giacomoneri1782 Go live in North Korea and let's witness your change in tone.
At what point does North Korea realize something has to change?
How did your family feel when they heard you were going there?
They don’t seem to have any loving or caring people on their lives telling them it’s wrong to visit a “country” that is a prison camp led by ruthless dictators who put up a pony show for fools who pretend to be tourists… Humans rights mean nothing to these 2 spoiled brats
Not every family gets an equal apartment that’s not true and only the most influential important rich people get to live in Pyongyang most live in the countryside with no running water toilets or anything. Even in Pyongyang there’s little electricity and to run a bath you have to pump a cistern so not even decent plumbing.
It's really interesting the way you explained the NK situation. And it made me think about the way we see the world. Coming from Brazil and knowing other developing countries I only could see kids in school, well dressed and learning lots of things. Yes, it's terrible they don't have light power during the whole day, or they can't buy cars... but if you go up a Favela, the kids there have no hope of getting a good education or good clothes. and most of them have to go to the light signals during the school time bag for money so they and their families can eat. In Brazil, most of the people won't buy a car, Because they can't afford one.
So, yes... it's terrible NK people have to deal with a dictatorship regime... nobody should be submitted to one. But poverty by itself its a dictator.
Thanks for the video, it was very enlightening!
Verdade, não de onde eles tiraram q as crianças n têm infância, n acho q de pra inferir isso so pela escola. Contudo, eh bem chocante essas apresentações roteirizadas, para que demandam mt das crianças, n acho legal. Mas seus apontamentos são mt bons, as crianças do Brasil vendem balinha no semáforo. E nosso país não é embargado, temos uma das maiores agriculturas do mundo, um potencial tremendo. Imagina uma revolução socialista aq, seria nível URSS
Its pretty commy
Well hopefully Silva can change that overtime since he helped millions of people out of poverty before he became president of Brazil.
Brazil has it’s embassy in Pyongyang
I also don't think NK is as worst as what all the western media describes. apart from what you said about poverty, NK also seems quite peaceful compare to a lot of other countries (unless war starts between NK and SK) specially in middle-east like Afgan, Libya, Yemen, I never heard them having terrorist attack or public shooting, I think even the crime rate would be too low because of their strict laws. there's also a lot of worst countries in terms of poverty mostly in African countries like Sierra Leone, Congo.
Yes they have a military running the country, they have strict laws which you dont like if you are from western countries where you have so much freedom, and they are not as rich as the west. But they far fromn being the worst country in the world. and the idea that they open the country for tourism could be a good sign for progress, they might soon open their border for foreign businesses or who knows when the regime will change.
The main reason NK was doing well after the war was because the Soviet Union fell apart, they were propping them up with aid.
What an incredible experience shared by a beautiful and very authentic couple! I loved the casual presentation of your trip - this video felt very much like you were sharing travel stories with us over a nice glass of wine. Perfect! I must say, I'm not sure I would be brave enough to visit North Korea - mostly because I am an extremely inquisitive person and I think I would have trouble not asking pointed questions and attempting to discuss forbidden topics! 😁 Thank you so much for sharing memories of this journey of a lifetime, Julia and Sven. I have subscribed and look forward to enjoying more of what you have to share!
I liked this video. It was very enlightening. I just started watching your channel today. I like it very much, so thank you.
Blah Blah Blah Blah. Where are the video shots?
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Yeah, right ! They are lucky that they were able to show anything.
Your dog is so cute. I love it.
When did you travel there? Is this before covid?
their visit was 2016...