China's tourists to the DPRK surged, and train tickets were snapped up. Why do North Korean tourists "suddenly get hot"?

North Korea and China are neighboring countries, and China-North Korea relations have always been very good in history. With China gradually opening its doors to the world, the tourism industry in northern China has also ushered in development opportunities at random. Many North Korean tourists visit North Korea, and the number is still growing. China people must visit the "DPRK-China Friendship Tower" when they go to North Korea.

The road is very close. You can cross the Yalu River directly from Jilin Province, which borders the two countries, and enter North Korea by train or car. Of course, if you think the journey time is a bit long, it is not bad for chartered flight to fly directly to Pyongyang; The growing prosperity of North Korea's tourism industry has brought real money, totaling more than 44 million US dollars. So much money is considerable for North China, and the contribution of Korean tourists is absolutely indispensable.

The cost is low, as long as the per capita is 2500 yuan, you can sign up for a three-day trip to North Korea in a travel agency. I visited various scenic spots in Pyongyang, and some of them can also go to the demilitarized zone between Korea and North Korea. Some tourists say that they are interested in North Korea and want to see what the real North Korea looks like. Some tourists say that they belong to a socialist country and want to find * * * Ming. Nostalgia and experience are all good.

China-DPRK relations are getting closer, and more and more Koreans are visiting the DPRK. With the opening of the Manpu Highway Port in Ji 'an, it has added another fire to China tourists traveling to the DPRK, greatly enhancing the convenience of traveling to the DPRK. It consists of 1025 granite and marble, and stands in the center of Pyongyang. This is the witness of Chinese people's Volunteer Army's entry into the DPRK and the greatest symbol of the friendship between the Chinese and Korean peoples. How can such an important place not punch in as a souvenir ~