Are there any tourist attractions in North Korea?

Panmunjom

On July 27, 1953, the Korean Armistice Agreement was signed here. The Korean armistice negotiations began on July 10, 1951, in Laifongzhuang, a suburb of Kaicheng controlled by the North, and moved to Panmunjom on the Military Demarcation Line on October 25, 1951. There were no buildings here at that time, so some temporary military tents had to be used as the negotiation venue. The night before the armistice agreement was signed, engineers and technicians from North Korea and China miraculously built a wooden structure hall with Korean national characteristics.

Note: Tourists are not allowed to wear jeans, sandals, shorts or sportswear, etc., and their hair must be neat.

Daeseongsan Fortress

Daeseongsanseong is an oval stone mountain fortress connected to the 6 peaks of Daeseongsan Mountain. It has a circumference of more than 7,000 meters and a total length of the city wall of more than 9,000 meters. It was once a defense facility of various kinds. Complete mountain town. It is an important military facility built starting from the middle of the 3rd century AD. After Goguryeo moved its capital to Pyongyang in 427 AD, it became a mountain city to protect the capital.

Yulian Mountain

On Yulian Mountain, you can enjoy: only the sound of water can be heard, but the water surface cannot be seen, the several-kilometer-long stone river, and the strange-shaped milky white granite The stone towers are neatly arranged on the mountain ridge and the stone sea covers an area of ??nearly 2 square kilometers. At the end of the Neogene about 5 million years ago, due to crustal movement, the crust in the "Yulian Mountain" area was lifted more than 1,300 meters, making the ridge of the "Yulian Mountain" with an altitude of 2,164 meters almost flat, forming a stone tower.

There are many scenic spots in North Korea. What do you know about them?