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Probably the planet's most secretive, little-visited country, North Korea is a destination unlike any other
Don’t take too many photographs. You can only take photos with your guide’s permission. Taking photos of soldiers, checkpoints, poverty and close-ups of people without their consent will cause serious problems. Pay particular attention if you are taking pictures of Kim Il Sung sculptures (never photograph just the feet, for example). The Korean public is obliged to report all photography. Don’t leave your hotel without your guide’s permission. A stroll through the city is possible but only with a guide. There are no internet cafes in North Korea. Make the most of it and enjoy life as it once was before the days of Google and Facebook. Leave your mobile phone and laptop at home.
12th May 2011 Interviews
Associate Web Editor Peter Moore chats to Dom Joly about their mutual fascination with the destinations most people avoid
14th February 2011 Blog
Outspoken comedian and travel writer, Dom Joly, lets rip with his views on the world of travel
20th January 2011 Reviews
Pickled cabbage your idea of culinary hell? Think again: Ruth Dodson tries, and loves, Korea's spicy staple, kimchi
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