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Pyongyang without a doubt. It appears clean and I have a much better chance of not being killed when I step foot there.
I completely agree. I think it is safe in Pyongyang and if you demonstrate respect for Kims, Korean Labour Party, communist monuments and party museums and etc then nothing will happen to you.
Pyongyang for sure. Been there,... havent been to Mogadishu though. As a tourist the city is nice, extra-ordinary safe cause there is no crime (that affects you) and you are guided by state guides all the time. There actually is a lot to see, its clean, and it gives me a feeling of Soviet Union in the 70s. Recently, there are more cars, LED street lights and modern buildings actually.
I completely agree. I think it is safe in Pyongyang and if you demonstrate respect for Kims, Korean Labour Party, communist monuments and party museums and etc then nothing will happen to you.
Exactly my thinking, I have no interest in discussing politics with NK, religion, etc. I think it would be very interesting to visit, almost like a step back to Soviet Bloc architecture.
When I visited Kyrgyzstan and Uzbekistan, I felt like I was in the 70's based off a lot of the older USSR style block buildings etc.
North Korea. I think I'd be ok there as long as I leave my bible at home and not try to steal any political banners
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