Day 2.  Pyongyang/Kaesong (Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner)

After an early breakfast, we’ll visit the Mansudae Grand Monument - statues of DPRK leaders Kim Il Sung and Kim Jong Il flanked by powerful sculptures telling the story of the anti-Japanese War, the rebuilding of the country and finally the Korean War. President Kim Il Sung's statue has been here since 1972 but General Kim Jong Il's was added in 2012 on the occasion of President Kim Il Sung's 100^th birthday. This is a very important place for Koreans and visitors are requested to follow the local custom and bow in front of the statues after placing down a bouquet of flowers. Then we will go deep underground for a ride on the Pyongyang Metro - the deepest underground system in the world and the designs of the main stations are stunning with superb lighting and mosaics. We start at Puhung (Rehabilitation) Station, and then take the train to the next station Yonggwang (Glory). Here we get off to take pictures before getting back on the train and going through 3 stops and getting off at the fourth, which is Kaeson (Triumphant Return). A total of six stations. A great chance to have interaction with the locals if you are prepared to learn basic greetings in Korean - and if you meet students, you can get them to greet you in English! We then go to theGrand People’s Study House.This is an enormous library/place of study (originally designed for the people who had missed an education due to the war) and has a great view over Kim Il Sung Square. We will tour the lecture rooms (complete with tables designed by President Kim Il Sung to aid study) and hopefully get to see a few classes. After lunch, we take a 2.5 hour drive south to Kaesong, an historical city near the DMZ which avoided being destroyed in the Korean War as it was chosen as the place for armistice talks. Kaesong was also a capital of Koryo Dynasty, 1^st unified kingdom in the Korean history and an original place ofGinseng products, special product of DPRK. There is a service station halfway where we will stop for a rest. This is a popular place for tourists to take photos of themselves standing in the middle of this empty highway. Upon arrival in Kaesong, we take a short drive 14 KM to theTomb of King Gongmin, which is a 14th-century tomb located in Haeson, just outside the city of Kaesong, it is one of the royal tombs of the Koryo Dynasty. We then take a walk at the Concrete Wall of DMC, in the evening, we check in at Kaesong Folk Hotel

Day 4.  Pyongyang/Wonsan/Mt Kumgang (Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner)

Today we drive to Wonsan, it is 200 KM by high way, and it takes around 3 hours to arrive there. Wonsan is a attractive port cityin east coast of North Korea. Today it is a famous summer resort for local people with pristine sandy beaches, we will stop at the Cooperative Farm, and have a chance to learn about farming system in DPRK, which is a big settlement with accommodation, clinic, shops, school and theater. We will also stop at the Ullim Waterfall, which is the most celebrated waterfall in the country. We will then take a look and walk around the delightful Sijung Lake, the calmness water are very relaxing and locals often come here to fish. After we had our lunch in this lovely port city, we will continue drive to Mt Kumgang, when we arrive, we first go to visit the Samil Lake, it is a beautiful natural lake surrounded by mountains on 3 sides, and another side facing japan sea. We enjoy some time at the lake and then proceed to our hotel.

Day 7.  Pyongyang/Mt Myohyang/Pyongyang (Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner)