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North Korea
David De Vleeschauwer

North Korea

A visit to North Korea. With my camera, an open mind and the belief that something human lies behind a country like North Korea I travelled to the Hermit kingdom, despite negative reporting in the West. Travelling to the DPRK raises a corner of the veil for both sides. Perhaps this interaction will pave the way for more freedom and peace for everybody. Discovering one of the most secretive countries in the world does have its own strange aspects and rules. http://www.classetouriste.be/travel-to-north-korea/

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Apr 21, 2015
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Jul 31, 2024
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Sunset over misty Pyongyang with the iconic Ryugyong Hotel peaking out in the distance.
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Strong symbols in the soft light of the evening, capturing the Monument to the Founding of the North Korean Workers Party.
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Juche Tower in the centre of Pyongyang surrounded by symmetrical, communist style architecture.
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Soldiers greeting the Mansudae Grand Monument In Pyongyang.
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A traffic girl replaces elegantly the stop lights in Pyongyang.
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Schoolgirls in Pyongyang Park enjoying some sun.
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Out in the park on Liberation Day when everybody has a day off.
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Out in the park on Liberation Day when everybody has a day off, enjoying picnic and drinks.....
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A North Korean lady in uniform with the obligatory pin of the Leader.
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North Korean guard.
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Female soldiers in the subway of Pyongyang.
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A female soldier looking back into the camera in the subway of Pyongyang.
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Empty streets in Pyongyang.
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Pyongyang university.
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Riding the subway in Pyongyang.
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An aerial view on Pyongyang.
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One of the many statues and symbols of strength in Pyongyang.
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Communist architecture in Pyongyang.
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The mass games, in North Korea known as Arirang, are one of the biggest events in the world when over 100.000 people perform during one spectacle.
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The mass games, in North Korea known as Arirang, are one of the biggest events in the world when over 100.000 people perform during one spectacle.
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The mass games, in North Korea known as Arirang, are one of the biggest events in the world when over 100.000 people perform during one spectacle.
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The mass games, in North Korea known as Arirang, are one of the biggest events in the world when over 100.000 people perform during one spectacle.
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The mass games, in North Korea known as Arirang, are one of the biggest events in the world when over 100.000 people perform during one spectacle.
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The mass games, in North Korea known as Arirang, are one of the biggest events in the world when over 100.000 people perform during one spectacle.
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The mass games, in North Korea known as Arirang, are one of the biggest events in the world when over 100.000 people perform during one spectacle.
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Sity view with the Ryugyong pyramid hotel in the distance.
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Street scenes near the Juche tower.
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The statues of Kim Il Sung and Kim Jong Il.
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Apartment block and paying kids in the centre of Pyongyang.
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Soldiers coming to great the statues of the Leader.
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Empty streets and straightforward architecture in Pyongyang.
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A self portrait in front of the Kumsusan Palace of the Sun.
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A self portrait in a North Korean auditorium.
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