North Korea is a destination you will remember forever. North Korea is unlike anywhere else you’ve ever traveled. Expect to interact with North Korea’s kind and curious people, who always go above and beyond to make each trip as pleasant as possible.

After a four-year hiatus, North Korea is rumored to be reopening its borders to international tourists, with the city of Samjiyon expected to be the first to welcome visitors in December 2024.

Speculations are swirling about the potential reopening of the North Korean border for tourism. Reports suggest that North Korea is considering reopening its border with China next month. With this allowing for truck shipments, personnel travel, and tourist visits. While official confirmation is awaited, local Chinese travel agencies received notices indicating North Korea's readiness to welcome tourists from June 10. However, it is yet to be confirmed whether this includes non-Chinese tourists.

We are often asked what a trip to North Korea actually costs. The answer is that the price always depends on what exactly you want. A bit vague of course, but in practice that’s how it works. What we can say is that a trip to North Korea does not have to be expensive at all. Here we explain the costs you have to take into account if you want to travel to North Korea.