Mansudae Hill Grand Monument

Generally speaking, people who go to North Korea can only live in two hotels. This Yangjiao Island hotel is all in the Oriental country, and the other hotel is all Westerners. So, when watching TV on the relay, we saw familiar buildings and humanities.

The Wanshoutai Monument is also a very important North Korean landscape, the big monument is also very popular, it is quite interesting to visit and play here, this large monument also includes a lot of different kinds.

The food is much better, the most lacking in North Korea is food, almost everything is lacking, and we are in difficult times. Therefore, in addition to the food you want to eat yourself, you can also make some contributions to the Korean people with practical actions, good food without fear of bad food, instant noodles, peanuts, snacks, bread, all food will not be wasted, you don't have to consider face when sending people, as long as you are sincere, People are very happy to receive.

The Great Monument of Wanshoutai is located in the North District of Pyongyang City and was built to commemorate the martyrs who died for the peaceful liberation of North Korea.

The Wanshoutai Monument is very beautiful and worth seeing

The bronze statues of the great man, the Revolutionary Memorial Hall and the bronze statues of the thousand miles are all around here. According to the tour guide, there are no cleaning staff here, all of them are spontaneously cleaned by the people out of respect for the great people and nostalgia.

The monument to Pyongyang's Wanshoutai is built on the hillside of the Wanshoutai Mountain on the occasion of the 60th birthday of Comrade Kim Il Sung, the great leader of the Korean people, in April 1972. It turned out that only the bronze statue of Kim Il Sung was added to Kim Jong Il's death. The bronze statue of the two people is centered around the statue sculptures and large mosaic murals. The day we went to travel was the 20th anniversary of Kim Il Sung's death. We also laid flowers to Kim Il Sung. People in Pyongyang came to the bronze statue in groups and bowed and laid flowers. Some were still crying in pain.