NORTH KOREA as a Tourist - Pyongyang Day One

It was day one in North Korea and I want to show you what it's like to travel as a tourist there. Currently, there are only 4000-5000 tourists per year and I wanted to share this unique experience of arriving to Pyongyang with you.

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This video series is NOT a political commentary. It is only meant to document what it’s like to travel to North Korea (DPRK) in 2019.

I can only show you what I am shown myself.

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[lyannastarkweather]

I would be very uncomfortable in a country that requires you surrender your passport for your trip.

[danieljung]

Anyone else think North Korea is like the hunger games in the way that the capital is really rich and everywhere else is poor?

[SuspiciousRacoon]

As South Korean, I always have this mixed feeling when I see North Korean. We speak the same language, have similar cultures but I also feel distinct differences in many ways too. Probably it's because we've been apart for a long time already. I wish there's no war between us and hope they're safe and stay heathy. Thank you for your amazing video <3

[sejongthegreat]

You don't need to whisper bro, the listening devices in your room can still pick up your voice.

[LeeDee]

It's always so grey there. Never seems like the actual sunshine manages to get through.

[idontevencarewhathtissays]

This is how found footage horror movies start.

[SergeGolikov]

I was born in Pyongyang 73 years ago, and sadly, have never been back since leaving as an 18 month old baby with my parents at the outbreak of the Korean War.
I dream of going back, thanks for this video.

[mELONHEAD]

What a great video. I listened to the whole thing without skipping any of it . Super well done and your narration kept me wanting more. Awesome job sir.

[JoeDurobot]

*Handing over your passport to the authorities ... what could possibly go wrong?*
*You become a prisoner, not a tourist.*

[ellaapearl]

North Korea is like if depression was a country

[phuckweed]

I love your anticipation and excitement as the time to arrive in NK nears. A real tourist's perspective. Makes me feel I'm coming on the journey with you.

[ptcla]

Very interesting. I appreciate your sharing this with us.

[shayensehgal]

Is it just me or does North Korea look like it has its own cloud of depression and sadness over it. It’s so dark and never Bright

[anastasiagirl]

I can’t believe you were able to film so easily.

[psychedelicacynical]

absolutely fascinating, thanks so much for sharing. if possible, would like to visit one day

[lordmonty]

I'd never visit a country where it was mandatory to hand over your passport.

[mastertochi]

Yea I would stare too if I saw a bunch of foreigners coming to this prison nation i call home... like people are trying to escape this hell and you got people coming in to visit LOL.

[mattb]

This was really cool thanks for sharing

[MavyestWavy]

3:55 that train just hit one of them speed boosts

[Senhoritaestressadinha]

North korea as they want you to see it