Winter in North Korea: Daily Life of World's Most Closed Society
Winter in North Korea: Daily Life of World's Most Closed Society
Sputnik International
Winter has vibrantly whitened the landscape of North Korea and covered the streets of one of the world's most mysterious and closed countries... 12.12.2015, Sputnik International
Winter has vibrantly whitened the landscape of North Korea and covered the streets of one of the world's most mysterious and closed countries with a soft carpet of snowflakes. Sputnik gives you a unique look into the life of North Koreans in winter.
Three elderly North Korean women support each other as they walk down a snow-covered footpath which takes them over the Pothong River, the second largest river in Pyongyang, on December 3, 2015.
North Korean schoolgirls holding brooms bow to pay their respects toward a mural which shows the late North Korean leader Kim Il Sung delivering a speech, before sweeping the area surrounding this mural on December 1 in Pyongyang.
North Koreans walk on a bridge that takes them over the Pothong River on November 28, in Pyongyang. The Pothong River is the second largest river that runs through the North Korean capital.
A man is silhouetted against boulders covered with snow at the foot of Mount Myohyang, a popular leisure spot among locals as well as tourists on December 4, in Hyangsan county, North Pyongang.
A young girl watches a game of volleyball played among North Korean women on the Kim Il Sung Square at the end of a work day on November 30 in Pyongyang.
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