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Juche Tower
2★(11 ratings)
A 170-meter tall tower that serves as a symbol of North Korea's Juche ideology.
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Juche Tower is a significant landmark in Pyongyang, North Korea, standing at 170 meters tall.
Juche Tower is a monument in Pyongyang, North Korea, built in honor of the country's national ideology, Juche, developed by the country's former leader, Kim Il-sung. Completed in 1982, the tower stands at 170 meters tall and has 25,550 granite blocks, one for each day of Kim Il-sung's life up to that point. It is said to represent the spirit of the Korean people and their desire for independence and self-reliance. Visitors can climb to the top for panoramic views of the city. The tower has become a significant landmark and symbol of North Korea's political ideology.
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Things to Do
- ✓3. Take a stroll through the peaceful Juche Park surrounding the tower
- ✓4. Participate in cultural performances and events held at the Juche Tower plaza
- ✓2. Learn about Juche ideology and the country's revolutionary history at the museum inside the tower
- ✓5. Shop for souvenirs or enjoy a meal at the Juche Tower restaurant and gift shop.
- ✓1. Take in the stunning panoramic views of Pyongyang from the top of the Juche Tower
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