Kent man describes his ‘insane’ experience in North Korea

Kent man describes his ‘insane’ experience in North Korea

A Kent man was one of the first Brits to enter North Korea in five years – where he “toured” the sights and even took on a running event.

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American’s ‘craziest experience’ at North Korea marathon, completes record task

Cameron Mofid’s 10km in Pyongyang race means 25-year-old has now visited every country in the world.

Last week, about 200 foreigners took part in an international marathon in the North Korean capital, Pyongyang. The race was last held in 2019 and was suspended for six years due to the pandemic. North Korean authorities lifted their border restrictions in January 2024 and began accepting Russian tourists. In February of this year, they began accepting tourists from other countries through the port of Rason, but soon stopped for no apparent reaso…