I know it's a dangerous visit, but I am very curious to see what this secret nation is all about.
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Hell no! Not even if I'm personally invited by Kim Jong-Un himself with permission to have liberties with many of his concubines and groupies.
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South Korea is a fantastic nation to visit! Love hi-tech gadgetry or food, this one of the best places on Earth to go to. Lots of hills and valleys with scenery galore. Many people especially younger folk speak some or conversational English so the spoken language barrier is not too prohibitive. Reading Hangul on the other hand isn't.
The only things disappointing about S. Korea and Koreans is that they're quite conservative. They don't go too crazy or weird like the Japanese.
I would love to go to South Korea someday.
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I'm going to South Korea (again) relatively soon. Supposedly you can take a DMZ tour, but I wouldn't touch that with a 10 foot pole. If you ever do you go N. Korea, you better hope you're a part of Dennis Rodman's entourage. Or Dennis Rodman himself. Because that is the only way you're leaving.
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I would, but I wouldn't try to steal any flags or posters.
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Not in its current state. No way. That place is crazy.
If the government fell tomorrow, maybe in 20 or 30 years it would be okay to visit the place.
I recommend a trip to New England instead. Vermont, New Hampshire, Maine, etc. all have endless beautiful places to go, nice towns to visit, fairs, festivals, wooden covered bridges, lighthouses.