North Korea DPRK Pictures
 

Pictures out of North Korea

http:// http://www.flickr.com/photos/mytrips...7604812751507/

awesome pictures

missing korean chicks in bikini...

in north korea? chances of that is less than seeing a PETA member eat BBQ dog meat.

The picture captioned "in a primary school,north korea" is pretty crazy

love this shot
http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4001/...30b2ee95db.jpg

this one is cool too, love the irony

http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2204/...db82e56a45.jpg

wow, amazing pics... growing up in the city like ours makes you stop and think about those fools and how they're even living...

How are they "fools" ?

Its not the people's fault that their government fucked them over

wow..... we need highways as wide as that road

just wondering,

if one day, the north koreans learn about how life is outside of their country, would they be able to come together and over turn the government?

It's a shame that all those otherwise beautiful and intelligent people have been turned into fucking morons from the moment they are born.

TOPEC one would hope, but they have done a good job of stifling them (because of what I mentioned above). They are literally ignorant morons because of how they are raised. The extent of their knowledge is: Kim Jong Il is to be revered, and Americans are Imperialist Scum.

If you guys are interested, travel show host Scott Wilson and Justin Lukach from OLN's Departures TV show (http://departuresentertainment.com/about.html) had two episodes documenting their travels in DPRK. It's an obviously a one sided documentary (Pro DPRK) as they were led by tour guides and restricted what they could film the whole time. Regardless, the documentary provides a rich point of view rarely seen from the rest of the world and perfectly depicts one of the last remaining untouched cultures from globalization. Season 3 is not available on their online store yet (http://departuresentertainment.com/shopping.html) but you can track down the torrents episodes 12-13.


http://departuresentertainment.com/e...ep11-ep15.html

Episode 12: North Korea - The Other Side

Scott and Justin are prepared for perhaps their greatest adventure to date, providing them with a rare glimpse inside the borders of this isolated country. From Beijing, they depart to Pyongyang with an Englishman named Nick – an outsider with unprecedented access to the country. Meeting up with their local guides, Chae and Kim, the team visits many historical and political sights, learning the local perspective on world events, and gaining a much greater understanding of the country. An evening cruise down the Taedong River begins to cement a solid friendship between the guys and their guides.


Episode 13: North Korea - The Musical

North Koreans are a fiercely proud and creative people. North Korea continues to completely defy all expectations, as Scott and Justin take part in a high school English class, are pulled into numerous musical performances, visit a water bottling factory, a farm and an old funfair. Their experiences are capped off by the largest and most impressive choreographed spectacle on earth – the Arirang Mass Games – where 100,000 people perform the ultimate homage to their country and ideologies. The guys are sad to leave their trusted guides and friends behind when they depart by train back to Beijing.

^ good show. Got the first 2 seasons on dvd waiting for the third.

Also thanks for the link; amazing photos!

ya, i recorded both those episodes a few months back. my favorite episodes so far from Departures series.

thanks for sharing!

dam it cant find the eps anywhere, only season 1 and 2 available.

oh RS. we should just be PRRS.

Unity of the Koreas can begin with this picture

http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4024/...aa2c2bcc_b.jpg

Although many would think this is true, i believe the one great fact is that because the DPRK provides a great education to the younger generation correlates to the fact that many north koreans are obedient and truly believe that North Korea is the best. This is followed by a very biased statement that I have heard and read "North Korea is very culturally driven, and these state run tours for foreigners are usually show off the pride of Korean Culture"

In fact, a few of my friends have said that most of the more traditional beliefs are the same throughout Korea.

Regardless of the fact is that North Koreans will always believe what they are living in is the norm of life.