North Korea

30 cities · 2,419 places

About North Korea

North Korea — officially the Democratic People's Republic of Korea — occupies the northern part of the Korean Peninsula in East Asia, bordering China, Russia, and South Korea. Since its founding in 1948, the country has been governed by the Kim dynasty and is widely regarded as one of the most isolated states in the world. Independent travel is not permitted; visits are possible only through state-approved, guided tours. Pyongyang serves as the country's political and cultural capital.

Cities

• Pyongyang

  
  489 POIs2.9M

• Namyang Workers' District

  
  308 POIs

• Panmunjom

  
  151 POIs

• Rason

  
  143 POIs197K

• Haeju

  
  124 POIs242K

• Wonsan

  
  106 POIs363K

• Samjiyon

  
  101 POIs31K

• Hamhung

  
  84 POIs769K

• Sinuiju

  
  63 POIs352K

• Huichon

  
  62 POIs168K

• Kanggye

  
  62 POIs252K

• Hyesan

  
  58 POIs193K

• Nampo

  
  58 POIs367K

• Tanchon

  
  55 POIs346K

• Sariwon

  
  51 POIs308K

• Chongjin

  
  49 POIs668K

• Sunchon

  
  46 POIs437K

• Hoeryong

  
  45 POIs154K

• Kusong

  
  41 POIs197K

• Munchon

  
  41 POIs123K

• Tokchon

  
  39 POIs237K

• Onsong County

  
  37 POIs128K

• Kaechon

  
  36 POIs320K

• Pyongsong

  
  33 POIs237K

• Kimchaek

  
  32 POIs195K

• Sinpo

  
  32 POIs153K

• Manpo

  
  29 POIs117K

• Anju

  
  24 POIs240K

• Songrim

  
  12 POIs129K

• Chongju

  
  8 POIs190K