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"Cathedral of Socialism": This Is the Bizarre Holiday Resort of Kim Jong Un

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The new pride of Kim Jong Un is not a rocket, but a holiday resort. On the North Korean east coast, sandy beach and water park await guests and holidaymakers. The North Korean dictator wants to boost tourism. So far only Russians are allowed to come from abroad.

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The new pride of Kim Jong Un is not a rocket, but a holiday resort. On the North Korean east coast, sandy beach and water park await guests and holidaymakers. The North Korean dictator wants to boost tourism. So far only Russians are allowed to come from abroad.

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North Korean leader Kim Jong Un opened a station on the coast, hoping to stimulate tourism, according to state press reports. Located on the summer coast, Wonsan Kalma received the first tourists to six...

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Kim Jong Un wants to boost tourism in North Korea and has entered into a partnership with Russia, a country he supports with weapons in Putin's war in Ukraine.

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North Korean leader Kim Jong-un has turned the resort of Wonsan into a grand spectacle for Russian tourists, offering them a level of luxury “unattainable even in five-star hotels,” writes Life. The eight-day package, including flights, cost about 190,000 rubles (about 1,900 euros), and the experience combined excessive hospitality with a strict surveillance regime. The first group of ten Russian tourists was transported from the airport by a sp…

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Bani.md broke the news in on Saturday, August 9, 2025.
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