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Carl Meadows
Carl Meadows
If leaving Pyongyang by train make sure you keep a good look out of your window as you cross between North Korea and China - in the space of 60 seconds of travel one appears to move through a time warp, passing from a grey sleepy Korean town to a bustling neon China.
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Kaesong City Breaks

Kaesong is North Korea’s southernmost city and the gateway for visits to the DMZ. Though many visitors on tours of North Korea opt to pass straight through, there is plenty of interest here to fill a day or two of sightseeing.

Once the capital of the ancient Koryo Dynasty, Kaesong offers a historical experience that is difficult to find elsewhere in the country with a well-preserved Old Town brimming with traditional Korean buildings, museums containing Koryo art and relics, plenty of charming temples and some fascinating landmarks including the tomb of the flamboyant King Kongmin. From Kaesong it is also possible to catch a glimpse of the Korea wall which purportedly runs the length of the DMZ, made all the more intriguing due to the fact the US denies its existence!

Kaesong

Artists in Kaesong

Kaesong

Kim Il Sung Statue in Kaesong