North Korea will soon allow foreign visitors to go to a newly built water park and horse riding club, DPRK tourism industry insiders told NK News on Wednesday.
Tourists will soon be able to visit the Munsu Waterpark for a fee of 10 Euros and spend a half-day at the Mirim Riding Club for 30 euros, Simon Cockerell, General Manager of the Beijing-based Koryo Tours, told NK News on Wednesday.
North Korea will soon allow foreign visitors to go to a newly built water park and horse riding club, DPRK tourism industry insiders told NK News on Wednesday.
Tourists will soon be able to visit the Munsu Waterpark for a fee of 10 Euros and spend a half-day at the Mirim Riding Club for 30 euros, Simon Cockerell, General Manager of the Beijing-based Koryo Tours, told NK News on Wednesday.
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