Travel to the DPRK and celebrate the International Women's Day on March 8th. You will see how women are cherished in the DPRK and will have a chance to attend festivities on this special occasion.
Visit the enigmatic North Korean capital, Pyongyang and its most famous landmarks. You'll also gain insight into the tragedy of national division as we visit the Demilitarized Zone (DMZ), a heavily fortified strip of land separating North and South Korea. Explore Kaesong, the ancient capital of Korea during the Koryo Dynasty, and discover its fascinating history.
**TRAVEL TO THE DPRK VIA CHINA (Beijing, Dandong)
A Chinese visa is required for most nationalities but VISA EXEMPTION can be granted for flight passengers transiting through Beijing on the way to/from Korea.
**TRAVEL TO THE DPRK VIA RUSSIA (Vladivostok)
A Russian visa is required for most nationalities, but thanks to the introduction of electronic visas, it is now very easy to apply for and obtain the Russian visa ENTIRELY ONLINE.
Mar 7 (Fri): Pyongyang | ||
DEPARTURES FROM BEIJING, DANDONG and VLADIVOSTOK BY FLIGHT FROM VLADIVOSTOK: BY TRAIN FROM BEIJING: BY TRAIN FROM DANDONG:
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Mar 8 (Sat): Pyongyang | ||
INTERNATIONAL WOMEN’S DAY
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Mar 9 (Sun): Pyongyang Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) Kaesong Pyongyang | ||
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Mar 10 (Mon): DEPARTURES FROM PYONGYANG BY FLIGHT TO VLADIVOSTOK: BY TRAIN TO BEIJING: BY TRAIN TO DANDONG: |
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