Pothonggang Hotel
Travel Blogs from Pyongyang
Day 5
... before I left for Canada. I wanted to eat at that little cafe I ate at when I first came here. I searched around the city and eventually found it, but I don't know how to say the name of the cafe. But I bought what I first ate when I came to this cafe. It tasted the same, still delicious, and went walking around again. I'm not even sure how long I've been walking around, I think it was about maybe 10 ...
Day 4
... history. I felt ashamed, so I knew I should visit a museum of some short. I asked random people outside as to where a museum to visit would be. I was recommended to two museums such as Korean Central History Museum and Korean Revolution Museum. First, after getting these two recommendations to these museums, I didn't know which one to visit. Thinking for awhile, I decided to visit both, hoping I would have time to go to both. I went ...
Day 3
... U.S, I doubt there was going to be any of those fast food places. I just decided to go back downstairs and eat at the restaurant inside my hotel. Since I was starving, I was reluctant to eat at my hotel's restaurant, but I had no choice. Looking at the menu again, I decided to order something called boribap which was rice mixed with barely. It was almost the same as kongbap. This one though, was kind of different with the ...
Day 2
... Kim Il Sung Stadium, since I didn't know what would happen there. They said yes and walked with me towards the stadium. On the way there, they told me that we were going to watch this show called "The Mass Games." We were going to see a display of dance, gymnastics and acrobats which would not disappoint me. But, I wanted to see it for myself. And boy was I surprised when the show started. It was amazing that I can't ...
Day 1:
... to let me in, but she threatened to call security on me, so I had to drop my argument and wait for another flight. I had to wait for 3 hours till another flight arrived. When I boarded the plane and was about to land, they had to stop the plan in another city since Pyongyang didn't have an airport. So, I had to take a train there, which was accompanied by a military personal. I had to book my appointment to North Korea, so that the government could appoint ...