#hiddencamera

I finally did it. I traveled to North Korea from China, and let me tell you—it was easily one of the creepiest, most unique travel experiences of my life. You know I specialize in unusual destinations, but this was next level.

This isn't a documentary; it's my original vlog with a real story and footage captured with a hidden camera. If you've ever been curious about the most mysterious country in the world, this is the video you need to watch.

Here’s what we cover in the video:

The Travel Guide: How much does the visa cost? How long does it take? Where do you even book a tour? (I share the travel agency contact—message me!).

The Vibe Check: What do North Koreans eat? How do they have fun? How is daily life structured?

The Cheaper Way In: I chose the train route. The trick is getting to Dandong, the border city in China (easy to reach from Beijing!). You can travel there by fast train or flight.

The Wallet Check: Prepare about $500–$600 for the local tour agency booked 1–2 weeks in advance.

The Rules (Seriously, Pay Attention!): DO NOT bring any fancy cameras, computers, or hard drives. If you do, make sure all your materials are clean—no pornographic or political content that could affect their society. The train customs check is intense (and takes two hours!).

After five hours of travel and the intense customs screening, we were finally on our way to the capital: Pyongyang.

You can watch the full video here: https://www.mymovietv.com/watch/video/480

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