My trip to North Korea's 'Benidorm' - flanked by guards and full of rules
Summary
A new beach resort called Wonsan Kalma opened in North Korea on July 1st. It mainly welcomes Russian tourists and has strict rules, including constant supervision by guards. The resort, which has many amenities, is part of efforts to boost tourism in the country.Key Facts
- The Wonsan Kalma Coastal Tourist Zone opened on July 1st in North Korea.
- Tourists from Russia, traveling in groups, are currently allowed to visit.
- The resort includes hotels, restaurants, shopping areas, and a water park.
- Tourists are accompanied by guides and security guards at all times.
- Visitors must follow strict rules, including limited interaction with locals and photography restrictions.
- The resort is located near a missile testing site.
- The government had temporarily allowed Western tourists earlier this year but paused those visits.
- A trip from Russia to the resort costs about $1,800.
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