North Korea Tours: DPRK Travel & Fixed Departure (2026)

Hot Selling North Korea Tours: 5 Days & 6 Days in North Korea

5 Days Classic North Korea Tour: Golden Triangle, Landmarks, Culture & Local Life

Pyongyang - Myohyangsan - Pyongyang - Nampo - Pyongyang

This North Korea tour is a ROUND trip from Shanghai, China - a popular gateway to North Korea. We include the flights. Take our 5 days North Korea tour to explore golden triangle cities - Pyongyang, M...

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6 Days North Korea Tour from Shanghai: Pyongyang, Mount Myohyang & Nampo

Pyongyang - Myohyangsan - Pyongyang - Nampo - Pyongyang

Unveil the REAL North Korea with in-depth discovery! In 6 days, experience a rare, authentic glimpse into one of the world’s most secluded nations. Our expertly crafted 6-day tour goes beyond the sur...

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North Korea Tours FAQs - Plan Your North Korea Tours Worry-Free

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  1. Are there any travel regulations for visiting North Korea?

  

  Yes, North Korea has strict and clear travel regulations. Independent travel is not permitted; all visitors must book through an authorized travel agency. Throughout your journey, you will be accompanied by two professional local guides.

  Important Guidelines:

  • Equipment: Professional video cameras and long-zoom lenses are prohibited.
  • Interactions: Do not record or interview local citizens without prior approval.
  • Currency: North Korean currency (KPW) cannot be taken out of the country.
  • Safety: For your safety and compliance, you must remain with your guides and follow their instructions at all times.
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  2. How can I apply for a North Korea tourist visa?

  

  Travelers need a valid passport (at least 6 months beyond your return date) and visa documents.

  • Chinese travelers: submit at least 7 working days in advance
  • Hong Kong(China) / Macau(China) / Taiwan(China) / Southeast Asia travelers: 15 working days
  • Europe travelers: 30 working days

  Required documents:

  • Completed registration form (digital)
  • Passport scan
  • ID card scan (front and back)
  • One recent white-background photoAsia Odyssey Travel will assist you through the entire process.
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  3. What is the best time to visit North Korea?

  

  The best months to North Korea are April to October, when the weather is pleasant and most regions are open to tourists.

  • Spring (Apr–May): Flowers and comfortable temperatures.
  • Summer (Jun–Aug): Lively festivals and green scenery.
  • Autumn (Sep–Oct): Cool air and colorful landscapes.

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  4. Which destinations will I visit in North Korea?

  

  Most itineraries include Pyongyang, Mount Myohyang (Myohyangsan), and Nampo, known as the Golden Triangle of North Korea travel.

  Each city offers a different perspective - from grand monuments in Pyongyang to natural beauty and traditional culture in the mountains and countryside.

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  5. What makes traveling to North Korea a special experience?

  

  A trip to North Korea is unlike anywhere else. You’ll see monumental architecture, disciplined yet friendly local life, and a society built around unity. Riding the Pyongyang Metro, visiting schools, and walking in local parks create a unique connection beyond usual sightseeing.

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  6. Are there any special local food experiences?

  

  Yes. Meals are specially arranged to include local favorites such as Pyongyang Hot Pot, Roast Duck, and the Kaesong Bronze Bowl Banquet, a beautifully presented multi-course meal. Dishes are mild in flavor, clean, and carefully prepared. Hotel meals often feature local vegetables, kimchi, and seasonal dishes.

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  7. What are the rules for behavior and etiquette in North Korea?

  

  Respect is very important in North Korea.

  • Avoid political comments or sensitive topics.
  • Take photos only with permission— never of soldiers or military areas.
  • Always follow your guide’s instructions carefully.Polite manners and an open attitude will make your trip more enjoyable.
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  8. What should I bring for my North Korea tour?

  

  Bring snacks and drinks for long drives, cash or small gifts for convenience, and personal toiletries such as toothbrush and towel.

  Electricity is 220V, and adapter plugs are useful. You may also bring extra tissues, hand sanitizer, and any personal medication.

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  9. What type of transportation and accommodation are provided in North Korea Tour?

  

  Tours use comfortable King Long or Yutong coaches. In smaller cities, Japanese-made buses may be arranged.

  You can choose between Deluxe Class and First Class hotels. Both provide hot water, clean rooms, buffet breakfast, and friendly service. The first two front seats in the buses are usually reserved for local guides.

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  10. Can the itinerary change during North Korea Trip?

  

  Yes, minor adjustments may happen due to local conditions or government arrangements. However, the overall duration and included attractions remain the same, and the travel experience is always guaranteed in quality and content.

  For travelers, routes can be chosen before departure. Once in North Korea, schedules follow local arrangements and cannot be changed.

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