Visit P’yŏngnam

P'yongnam is the northern region of North Korea, located on the east side of the Korean peninsula. This region is most known for its capital city, Pyongyang, which is home to some of the country's most important government buildings and monuments. Tourists visiting P'yongnam can explore this vibrant city and its rich culture by visiting sites such as Kim Il Sung Square and Taedong Gate. Other notable attractions include Juche Tower and Myohyangsan Mountain.

The region has a deep history, with many sites dedicated to preserving it; one particularly interesting site is Panmunjom - a village where armistice negotiations between North and South Korea were held in 1953. P'yongnam also has many cultural landmarks such as Buddhist temples, shrines, and monuments that are worth exploring for any traveler interested in Korean history or culture.