What it's really like to travel to NORTH KOREA (SHOCKING!)

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They should not have said that the North Korean tour guides said that about the country because they could easily find out what tour they were on and punish them. You never say anything like that

You should not have mentioned what the tour guide said at the end. I pray for that tour guides safety now.

As fascinating as I find NK, I’m completely content only watching videos about it. It’s not worth the risk to me… people like you are courageous.

We appreciate you sharing your adventures with us. Keep up the good work.

Your experience is really amazing!) I'm so happy that you return alive from there😊

Gorgeous Samoyed!! Many years ago I had a Samoyed from 6 weeks old and he lived to be 12. I've had several different dog breeds in my life as well as a number of cats; my Samoyed (named "Sampson") was the most easy going of all. I acquired him in my home state of Florida and he did well there, even with all the fur. I lived a year in a Northern state that had a LOT of snow that winter. I thought he'd enjoy the snow but when we walked him to do his business, he got it done quickly and wanted to go back inside immediately, where he literally threw himself on the floor and began licking his paws. His pads must have gotten very cold.

Very well done. Yes, please do more like this for other similar countries.

I booked my N. Korea trip with Koryo back in 2015. It was one of the most interesting trips of my life. My friend and I booked a private trip, we ended up making friends with other private tourists (who also booked through Koryo)

This videos was very interesting, definitely do more videos like this from other countries. I love all of your videos and IG page🐾❤️❤️

Very interesting, I would love to see other videos like this one for different countries 👍🏻

Really loved that introduction. A sad way of life for those people. Life in the countryside must be extremely difficult.

This is very interesting, I always wonder if people travel there... Thank you for sharing with us appreciate it. Yes share everything 😂🎉 don't stop

Thank you for sharing your experience!! If you can show us more videos/pictures, I'd love to watch more.

What an incredible experience shared by a beautiful and very authentic couple! I loved the casual presentation of your trip - this video felt very much like you were sharing travel stories with us over a nice glass of wine. Perfect! I must say, I'm not sure I would be brave enough to visit North Korea - mostly because I am an extremely inquisitive person and I think I would have trouble not asking pointed questions and attempting to discuss forbidden topics! 😁 Thank you so much for sharing memories of this journey of a lifetime, Julia and Sven. I have subscribed and look forward to enjoying more of what you have to share!

This was so interesting.!! Thank you for sharing.!! I am newer to ur channel, of course I subscribed and I am looking forward to seeing more of your adventures.!! Blessings and stay safe.!!

Thank you very much for the travel vlog in NK, I've always wondering when will they open foreign tourist again after pandemic is over. Cheers!

Awesome video guys! I'm still really curious in whether you had strict rules according what clothes you could wear in NK?

Please do more videos on countries that the general population considers "too dangerous" or "too strange" to visit. This is so fascinating

Bloody hell is that subway lady still working on the metro turnstyle entrance. If she is still their after years when I saw her years ago, that's one hell of a dedication to her job.