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Riding 5 stops on the Pyongyang Metro (North Korea)

Join us on a 5-stop ride on the Pyongyang Metro, from Puhŭng ("Revitalization") to Kaesŏn ("Triumph".) This video will give you a glimpse into what riding the Pyongyang subway feels like--the super long escalator ride (the metro is ~360 feet deep), the uplifting music and state radio that are continually piped into the subway cars, the dark carriages with the pictures of the Leaders. While the Metro is part of most Pyongyang tours, most visitors see only the Puhŭng ("Revitalization") and Yŏnggwang ("Glory") stops. In this video, we get off at Yŏnggwang for a quick walk around the station, before heading back onto the subway, all the way to Kaesŏn. The video gives a glimpse into the Ponghwa, Sŭngri and T'ŏngil stations that are traditionally unseen by visitors. The pace of the video is voluntarily slow, to give an idea of the time it takes to travel and of the distances involved. This video also aims at debunking some common myths about the Pyongyang metro--no, it is not a circular two-stop fake facility for tourists... and no, other passengers are not actors. Just check out how many actors would be involved! The Metro is a working piece of Pyongyang's infrastructure, used by hundreds of thousands of passengers a week. Contactless ("tap-on") passes are available for regular riders, like in most major cities in the world. www.humanitybesideus.net