North Korea to resume international passenger train after six years – and it’s already sold out

China's railway authority said in a notice that Beijing-Pyongyang trains will operate four times a week in both directions ...
Arise News

China, North Korea To Resume Passenger Train Services After Six-Year Pandemic Halt

Passenger train services between China and North Korea will resume on Thursday after a six-year suspension caused by the pandemic.
Daily NK

Beijing-Pyongyang passenger train service set to resume after nearly six years

North Korea and China will restart direct passenger rail service between Beijing and Pyongyang on March 12, ending a nearly six-year suspension.
Devdiscourse

Revival on Rails: Beijing-Pyongyang Train Tickets Sell Out

The Beijing-Pyongyang passenger train resumes after a six-year hiatus, marking a significant step in reviving China-North Korea travel and trade. Tickets for the inaugural journey sold out quickly, ...
CNN

Hotels of Pyongyang: New book takes readers inside North Korean capital’s colorful accommodations

For many travelers, spending a lot of time in a hotel means you haven’t properly gone out and enjoyed a destination. But in North Korea, the opposite is true. For James Scullin, who has visited the ...
CNN

Tourist’s photos show everyday scenes in Pyongyang, North Korea

One of the biggest complaints among tourists visiting North Korea is their inability to get out and explore. Tourism is highly restricted, so booking a guided tour with one of the dozen or so ...
eturbonews

Pyongyang’s metro open for tourism to North Korea

Director of Pyongyang-Travel.com Christophe Stephan told the Korean NK News that his company had been asking contacts in North Korea for a tour of the metro for a while: ”We always said to them: ...
Daily Mail

I took a sleeper train through North Korea. Here's what it was like and the things that surprised me most (including how 'boozy' the journey was and a girl band playing at a ...

Anthony Middleton travelled aboard the Pyongyang Express, pictured, from China to the North Korean capital, Pyongyang In an exclusive interview with MailOnline Travel, he shared his experience ...