US EditionThis Is What It’s Like to Be a Tourist in North Korea
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This Is What It’s Like to Be a Tourist in North Korea
In modern times, North Korea is the closest we get to a destination sealed off behind an Iron Curtain. The country’s authoritarian leaders have isolated North Korea from the rest of the world, depriving its citizens of access to the internet and news beyond that which the government approves. Such isolation might make North Korea an alluring travel destination, but for the past five years, the country has been more than just isolated—it’s been c…
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