http://travelbie.com/korea/how-to-get-to-north-korea-through-the-river-passage-from-china-or-south-korea.travel Travel the Traveller Blog Thu, 03 Nov 2011 22:48:28 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 http://travelbie.com/korea/how-to-get-to-north-korea-through-the-river-passage-from-china-or-south-korea.travel/comment-page-1#comment-2820 sailor8 Thu, 24 Dec 2009 02:21:59 +0000 http://travelbie.com/korea/how-to-get-to-north-korea-through-the-river-passage-from-china-or-south-korea.travel#comment-2820 I have read about North Koreans crossing the border with China. There is a river between these two countries and China keeps soldiers on the north side with Korea keeping soldiers on the south side. This area gets pretty remote in places and has to be patrolled because there is no roads or towns close to some areas. My fiances mother lives just north of the Korean border and it is a mountainous area that gets very cold in the winter. You would be able to walk across the river in about any place during the winter. I have review about North Koreans channel a limit with China. There is a stream in between these dual countries as well as China keeps soldiers upon a north side with Korea gripping soldiers upon a south side. This area gets flattering remote in places as well as has to be patrolled since there is no roads or towns tighten to a little areas. My fiances mom lives only north of a Korean limit as well as it is a alpine area which gets really cold in a winter. You would be means to travel opposite a stream in about any place during a winter.

]]> http://travelbie.com/korea/how-to-get-to-north-korea-through-the-river-passage-from-china-or-south-korea.travel/comment-page-1#comment-2821 紫杉 Thu, 24 Dec 2009 02:21:59 +0000 http://travelbie.com/korea/how-to-get-to-north-korea-through-the-river-passage-from-china-or-south-korea.travel#comment-2821 You mean legal pass? Then you'd better go to N.K. from the Chinese side, since passage between N.K. and S.K. is prohibited and the border is mined and guarded but armies of both sides. N.K. and S.K. have signed their cease-fire, but the 2 are still in civil war. However, the most difficult part is not the transport, since you can just take a train from China to go to N.K., but getting a Norh Korean visa is very hard. You meant authorised pass? Then you’d improved go to N.K. from the Chinese side, given thoroughfare in between N.K. as well as S.K. is taboo as well as the limit is mined as well as rhythmical though armies of both sides. N.K. as well as S.K. have sealed their cease-fire, though the 2 have been still in polite war. However, the many formidable partial is not the transport, given we can only take the sight from China to go to N.K., though removing the Norh Korean visa is really hard.

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