Tired of the usual shopping haunts in Seoul? Try the DMZ tour - a unique way to learn about Korea’s history with a rare peek ...

From white elephants like North Korea’s so-called ‘Hotel of Doom’ to recent embarrassments like London’s Marble Arch Mound, ...

The Ryugyong Hotel, located in Pyongyang, is the tallest building in North Korea-standing 150 storeys high and 1,083 feet tall. Construction on the pyramid-shaped building began in 1987 ...

North Korea, not normally known for brazen attempts to attract foreign investment, started building the 105-floor Ryugyong Hotel in Pyongyang back in 1987 – no, that is not a typo. The collapse ...

Did you know there is a luxury hotel located in the waters of North Korea! This hotel began long ago and has an amazing story as the world's first and only floating hotel! #Northkorea #HotelFor ...

North Korea's supreme leader Kim Jong Un has visited ... The resort complex comprises about 150 hotels, restaurants and attractions being built along the 5-kilometre Myongsasimni beach near ...

Intended to be the world's tallest hotel, it has yet to host a guest, even though it's nearly as old as North Korea's leader Kim Jong Un. The perennial mystery: Will it ever? Nearly 30 years after ...

An Exhaustive Breakdown of the Entire Dutton Family Tree I moved with my kids to a hotel room. It's cheaper than renting an apartment and has many amenities. SpaceX is about to send four people on ...

What was meant to be the pride of North Korea’s founding father is now the eternal shame of his grandson. The concrete tomb that is the Ryugyong, aka the ‘hotel of doom’, which started ...

Dreamt up in the 1980s as a show of North Korea's Cold War might, the Ryugyong Hotel has never, even briefly, opened its doors. Instead, it's been towering above North Korean capital Pyongyang for ...

Yet, since opening its doors in 2017, North Korea's Ryugyong Hotel hasn't seen a single guest. That is because despite being 'open' the hotel is unfinished because of a combination of setbacks ...

Kim Jong-un has allegedly ordered construction to resume on the Wonsan-Kalma Coastal Tourist Zone in Wonsan, North Korea. The project will offer water parks, hotels and an airfield. More Getty The ...