North Korea's tallest building is an abandoned hotel that has never hosted a single guest. Take a closer look at the 'Hotel of Doom.'
At 1,080 feet, North Korea's Ryugyong Hotel in Pyongyang is one of the tallest unoccupied buildings in the world.
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Unique hotel in North Korea seeks casino partner in bid to finally open after 37 years of construction
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North Korea's Eerily Abandoned and Deserted Floating Hotel
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North Korea just allowed tourists to visit for the first time in 5 years — and what they saw was shocking
North Korea carefully curates its image to the outside ... noting that the dilapidated hotel’s outdated décor reminded him of “his grandma’s living room.” O’Kennedy said that despite ...
First British tourists allowed back into North Korea tell BBC what they saw
But tourism to North Korea is contentious, especially as travellers have been allowed back before aid workers and most Western diplomats, including the UK's. Critics, including Joanna Hosaniak from ...
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I was one of the first Western tourists to visit North Korea in 5 years. I was surprised we were allowed to see signs of poverty.
North Korea is quite cheap for Westerners, and the hotel was actually really good. On occasion, we had some unexpectedly authentic interactions with the locals, like when we visited a pharmacy.
North Korea opens to tourists after five years as visitors are made to buy Kim a bouquet
A young man is one of the first tourists to enter North Korea after the country closed its borders to travellers more than five years ago and he has shared with the Mirror his experience ...