Glorious North Korean car, shielding itself from the filthy eyes of evil Western imperialists! License plates can blur out half of the screen! Long live the glory of President Kim il-Sung, General Kim Jong-il and Marshall Kim Jong-un for looking over the North Korean people from the beautiful city of Pyongyang, whose glory shines over the world and gives the middle-finger to the rotten capitalist pigs! Long live the glory of Mt.Baektu, where President Kim il-Sung assumed his human form right before beating the shit of imperialist aliens and sinking the Titanic with his 00Bя 4W5UM telekinesis!
Miy Jholl someone's been drinking too much of the propoganda coolaid. Your assumptions of westerners are just as false as probably some of what we hear about NK.
N.Korea would be perfect for roadtrips or a solo bike tour with a few nights out camp outs. Imagine how breath taking Korea would be if unified as a nation
@@maxotto839 i would, most likely would become a propaganda asset and live in some rent-free apartment in the most luxury part of pyongyang just because i am one of the few who defected
Because of the amount of people that are shot by cops in the US on a regular basis. The number of people who are in prison in the US because of minor charges. The millions of people in the US that live on food stamps. The shops full of goods that people cannot afford. 80 per cent of US citizens live below the poverty line and all you can say is that the shops in the DPRK look "creepy". A meaningless term that cannot just be used as if that it is a valid opinion without being challenged. Nothing personal my friend but you show all the signs of being brainwashed. Thousands of tourists visit the DPRK every year and they have a very enjoyable time, the cities and towns are clean and tidy, no graffiti or advertising hoardings to scar the landscape.
North Korea in my opinion is a beautiful country Such a shame that only a few eyes can see the beautiful dprk's countryside (just ignore all the starving people tho......)
We can't say that is a beautiful country as we can't say its the worst . But Its already a bad point about the liberty (no internet,don't have right to go outside, no free speech) that's a beautiful country about the landscape yes. but you have to admit its not one of the best country for live .
+Brian NZ no, they're both terrible. Comparing it to the US is irrelevant. Crime in US cities does not suddenly make the DPRK a great place to live. Both are shithouse for the average person.
Apparently, this was a vacation trip for embassy workers of other countries in North Korea. At 2:56 there are other cars coming. This guy Jaka was probably the first one of them on the road filming. No way those cars belong to ordinary Koreans.
I love the part where it slows down, to prove that somebody else is there XD. In all seriousness, what a beautiful location. NK could be a fantastic opportunity for tourism. I would love to just ride around in remote locations, playing tunes like these....
+Alexander Dahmen2 Inside the tunnel there is no lighting at all. One of my best experience is when I drove my car at night in the winter and through that tunnel. I still remember that moment.
Thank you for the efforts in creating & uploading this is really interesting I like nature and cant help but think NK might have some unspoiled places hopefully some day its easier for us to visit please post any more videos like this outside of the city you might have.
This like a zombie movie. Wide roads and a nice store with lots of inventory but no people. The inventory is canned so it can survive a turnover of years. A truck is parked but not near the store as if a great number of customers might suddenly come. Other vehicles are around but they do not function. If this is a military road why the signs with destinations? This is Parker'S attempt at a horror movie after man has eliminated most of the 21st Century. Just like a Mad Max movie or Night of the Living Dead.
As the one, who happened to live in late USSR, I can't really say that it was smth. horrible. Of course it was better than in NK, people didn't starve, but yes, the majority couldn't afford all the stuff, you easily get today. The choice was very limited, hypocritical government and certain people still had access to closed store departments (like in NK now). However, while working, people use to get property free of charge and what most important everyone lived more or less the same life, jealousy did not exist in general, doors were opened, everyone was welcomed and most were happy with what they had. No hatred, no one was "busy", people use to go to post office just to make a phone call to their relatives to say hi. On NY eve, the whole house block used to come out of their flats, cheering everyone with champagne - absolutely opened atmosphere you can hardly find today, (maybe in small villages). No credit cards, no mortgages, and what might sound strange most (not all of course) didn't need a car, or a bigger flat, it's like no one cared about stuff... Yes, it was simple, stores had similar stuff, yes it is sucks that you can't just go and buy new sneakers. But I am definitely not happy with civilized (as they think) society nowadays living in shopping malls, ready to queue 48 hours to get a new thing, they do not even need. It's all about balance...
Daniel Wills As Putin said: "If you dont mis USSR you have no hart, if you want it back you have no brain". Many people miss that lifestile and every westerner thinks they are comunist fanatics. XD
Well, he's right about the life in USSR. I was born there too. Obviously nowadays, nobody in their sane mind would want to go back to USSR. But it wasn't that bad back then. DPRK is like hell on earth in comparison.
Pak Jaka, I just realized there are a lot of products from Vietnam at 04:49 Aji-ngon, fruit juice and the sodas. Are there a lot of Vietnamese living in that area? Or in Pyongyang? I always learn new things from your videos. Terima kasih banyak.
Interesting that I never saw any animal in North Korea or North Korea - I sometimes saw cattle, cows and nothing else. Do you have any more accurate information about my observations?
I would love to go shopping at this Rest Stop store it's a very beautiful store thank you for sharing this thank you for bringing us on your Adventures thank you for bringing us on your journey for those people that celebrate Christmas in December I want to wish everybody a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year
Jaka, your video's are mindblowing exclusive. It looks like you have some kind of unrestricted acces to that country. This is better than any documentary I have seen about DPRK. I am dying to know how you pulled it off to move around without a minder or any official. How did you get into that position? I speak out of extreme jalousy :-)
JUST LIKE IN THE CITY, NO CARS, NO PEOPLE , and how many people live in North Korea ? 1500 ? MINI Store, they always look like they haven't had a Customer in 30 Years
Thank you for showing us glimpses into the real DPRK. Sure, it's not the full picture, but it's better than others who content with showing just the polished surface of Pyongyang.
SentientNewspaper maybe you should get out and about more and you'll learn that the United States is one of the best places in the world to live or just keep watching mainstream media
what do you expect from a government run shit hole? Like any other government run body they have no real planning, just put a store in a vacant area for no reason. Profits? Who cares about profits, as long as people get employed. This is what happens when you let the state run your lives.
dont think there is hea in here th waitress has on a jackt coat but ,one of da doors r opep and they hav van outside and there is a few vehicles outside . otherwise love countryside some roads look a little better here in nk than l.a. here. they must hav bettr funding than this f kd up state city. huh.
Tyrel Goldberg Oh shut up. This is just an extreme end. At least in Europe we do not die of a pneumonia because being unable to pay a private insurance plan. And we've got shopping malls and stuff. You guys put profit before people and they put people before profit while they have to be at the same level.
@CommunistBotI have no idea what island nation you speak of, but all over the Caribbean tourism is THE reason my people can even survive. Tourists fill our restaurants and shops and make our economy live. Without tourists we’d have no economy and be like North Korea or Cuba (island similar to North Korea in government) where there’s no food and very much suffering.
Beautiful scenery, but spooky. No traffic, apart from the 4 cars that suddenly turn up as he stops at the shop - they must be secret service cars following him throughout his journey. Note that the road has no central dividing line, no road signs, apart from directions to the rest area, and no road markings at the junction.
It does, my dad side of the family lives in St. Regis Montana. Very little town, literally one stop light in the middle of the town. I would love to climb the mountains in NK!
Objections for traffic are stupid. If you compared this to the Balkans there would be no major difference. In fact, in almost every countrys rural areas there is no traffic. Just because its in North Korea doesnt mean its special. When I travel with my parrents to the rural areas that are 50 kms away from our town there is even less traffic than in DPRK and I live in a west-influenced capitalist country
Man I can totally imagine Top Gear going on road trip through North Korea. I'd definitely watch an episode about that. I mean, they've been through war zones of Iraq, the Chernobyl site, the North Pole, the Amazon rain forest, Africa, getting chased by the police in Albania, like they literally go anywhere. Thought I doubt they'd go to North Korea because of the restrictions and stuff.
If tourists are not allowed to go where they want on their own, without a guide, and neither buy or rent vehicles for their own use, how did you achieve this? All the videos I watched, tourists and photographers are watched all the time! Greatings from Brazil!
He had to get permission from the government to leave the capital. He says this in a different video description. He even said he had minders with him.
Hey Jaka, What are some of the natural wonders in North Korea? For example I live near Delicate Arch and Zion National Park in Utah, USA. I'm assuming there are probably some cool hiking trails and natural places to see in NK as well?
Hey Jaka! thanks for another video. I really enjoy your youtube channel. I've tried several times in the past to ask questions you didn't answer, so let me try again. You have great taste in music. The soundtracks to your vids are awesome. Question: Does anyone in North Korea have the same access to your sound tracks? If so, who? If not, why? Also, are you a religious person? Do you think human suffering on earth is part and parcel of making it to meet the big guy in the sky? Mother Theresa basically felt that way. She was responsible for keeping people in poverty on the promise that they would all go to heaven when the suffering ended. Yet she was a hypocrite. My point being is you seem like a genuinely nice person, but it's hard to ignore the fact that everyone you encounter in a grocery store is wearing a winter jacket. It's hard to ignore the fact that the general population has been brainwashed into thinking the "Dear Leader" is a living God. It's hard to ignore the human rights abuses committed by the regime.
anyone else notice the packages of raw meat sitting unrefrigerated on a shelf? looked like ground beef.... id also like to add that it seems like that shop was slapped together in an afternoon, on top of the fact that its pretty obvious no one buys anything from this supposed rest stop, all lined up perfectly and not a single item missing from the shelves, totally not suspicious at all.
additionlly, when people ask you why you never show anything outside of pyongyang, they arent talking about desolate mountain sides, they are talking about villages, places with people, the living conditions of the average citizen, not a bunch of desolate road ways with slow motion views of the 4 cars in the totality of north korea outside of pyongyang. this is obviously rigged, and the real irony of it is, people are so brain washed into thinking they are brain washed that they are saying people are brain washed while being brainwashed lol p.s. humans are retarded, please prove me wrong
It is a post from Japan. "POKKA" is a trademark of Japanese companies, I was surprised that it is sold in North Korea. Thank you very much for your interesting videos ☆
bqq123 But they are not imported directly from Japan though. Instead they are imported from Singapore, which currently is a strong economic partner of North Korea. The foreign imported groceries are mostly imported from Singapore, after Indonesia, China and Russia.
I honestly would love to see the real NK, but he goes from one staged place to another! Stop in the villages along the way speak to the people, but I don't think we are going to get that from him! I don't think they realize how unnatural it looks when everything is empty! Even the store on the way, empty!
This is rare to see, thank you for another insightful video.... Peace
I have never seen North Korea on a sunny day.
Its as if God sets the mood for the DPRK.
The closest to Silent Hill can be found in real life. I do not want to imagine those ways at night, with that overwhelming darkness.
misogyny doesn't make you look good
At night? Well, if it was foggy...
That's your fantasy and prejudice talking :-)
Its worst down here in Southern Louisiana
+GSK 3595
I guess you must never have drive in American west then pussyboy.
no traffic at all
Immortal BEAST Yeah, just a few soldiers
What video did you watch?
Immortal BEAST People there are busy with their lives. Not wasting time going here and there endlessly.
+Nibir U Most in NK that own a car are either politicians or government workers, casual peasants not allowed a car ;(
Daniel Heusburgh And If they could they couldnt afford one in a lifetime.
thanks for the ear rape at the beginning...
He always does that, it think its because there isn't any talking at the beginning
What kind of mind would use such a term?
Bryan Holden Ear rape is a very well known internet phrase.It's routine.
In this single life of ours truth is our only companion
Bryan Holden what are you talking about?
2:57 - the censorship is so good in NK the cars even blur themselves out when they get close :P
Glorious North Korean car, shielding itself from the filthy eyes of evil Western imperialists! License plates can blur out half of the screen! Long live the glory of President Kim il-Sung, General Kim Jong-il and Marshall Kim Jong-un for looking over the North Korean people from the beautiful city of Pyongyang, whose glory shines over the world and gives the middle-finger to the rotten capitalist pigs! Long live the glory of Mt.Baektu, where President Kim il-Sung assumed his human form right before beating the shit of imperialist aliens and sinking the Titanic with his 00Bя 4W5UM telekinesis!
Miy Jholl someone's been drinking too much of the propoganda coolaid. Your assumptions of westerners are just as false as probably some of what we hear about NK.
Silly talk
wow in nk you have powerfull weed
TheMostTenderOfLovers haha so true
N.Korea would be perfect for roadtrips or a solo bike tour with a few nights out camp outs. Imagine how breath taking Korea would be if unified as a nation
Yes if they open like south korea that would be perfect for roadtrips
I 100000% agree with you
@@christiyonoaryo4384 Yes & no
@@christiyonoaryo4384 not, open, but sanctions being lifted
North Koreans would commit suicide or kill their leaders, once they realize to have been brainwashed for generations.
so did north korea won least vehicle accidents in the whole universe ????
I think north pole is better in that aspect
+jaryH3 Nailed it
Your country can't have car accidents if there are no cars.
@@jaryH3north pole has no land. Its a floating ice sheet.
South pole however, has land
What a pleasure it would be to ride a bike on this road. No traffic, wide roads.. Damn
Than go and live there
@@maxotto839 Lol dude he didn't imply he would for that one reason.
@@maxotto839 i would, most likely would become a propaganda asset and live in some rent-free apartment in the most luxury part of pyongyang just because i am one of the few who defected
Well good luck for buying a better suspension cuz bumpy.
Am I the only one who thinks these shops are kind of creepy? I mean no customers at all an everything is so perfectly well sorted....
Shadow_Fighter NK has a small spread out population that mostly live in the country sides on farms. So most things would be empty.
its just my opinion man
Do you see any security guards? cameras everywhere? Remove the beam from your own eye.
Are you from NK? Its just my opinion that for me, that shop and whole parts of this land are creepy. Why are you so upset nowm
Because of the amount of people that are shot by cops in the US on a regular basis. The number of people who are in prison in the US because of minor charges. The millions of people in the US that live on food stamps. The shops full of goods that people cannot afford. 80 per cent of US citizens live below the poverty line and all you can say is that the shops in the DPRK look "creepy". A meaningless term that cannot just be used as if that it is a valid opinion without being challenged. Nothing personal my friend but you show all the signs of being brainwashed. Thousands of tourists visit the DPRK every year and they have a very enjoyable time, the cities and towns are clean and tidy, no graffiti or advertising hoardings to scar the landscape.
Look at that pillars on 0:38. They can be dropped to block the path through the tunnel.
Why?
@@samuelk6454 In case of war
Even today in Holland, we still have one or two water defenses where parts of the road or area can be flooded in case of war.
Similar structures exist in South Korea, you'll see similar bridges and columns every once in a while traveling in rural areas
@@sj2k2xj09j2sdj there are similar in poland left after german occupation in ww2, they build them to block tanks if needed and some stand to this day
North Korea in my opinion is a beautiful country
Such a shame that only a few eyes can see the beautiful dprk's countryside
(just ignore all the starving people tho......)
Utterly beautiful.
And so much potential to develop!
famine was during the 90's and early 2000's. it's not the case anymore. Look up recent interviews with defectors.
We can't say that is a beautiful country as we can't say its the worst . But Its already a bad point about the liberty (no internet,don't have right to go outside, no free speech) that's a beautiful country about the landscape yes. but you have to admit its not one of the best country for live .
Veigar's Twitchy Hand There is still famine for No privileged people
+Brian NZ no, they're both terrible. Comparing it to the US is irrelevant. Crime in US cities does not suddenly make the DPRK a great place to live. Both are shithouse for the average person.
Apparently, this was a vacation trip for embassy workers of other countries in North Korea. At 2:56 there are other cars coming. This guy Jaka was probably the first one of them on the road filming. No way those cars belong to ordinary Koreans.
They belong to higher class or people with money. (So they can like buy them y'know)
Ordinary koreans no, but its possible that they're some bigshot from the government
So fascinating to see. When I was there I was suprised by the stunning landscapes of the country!
How tf do you get Permission to Travel outside the Capital?
@@siberiusstuph Not being an American is one of the requisits
@@siberiusstuph lmao there are a few major cities you can visit dude
I love the part where it slows down, to prove that somebody else is there XD. In all seriousness, what a beautiful location. NK could be a fantastic opportunity for tourism. I would love to just ride around in remote locations, playing tunes like these....
It could be if the money from tourism went into the country and not into the pockets of the government officials
It could be if sanctions were lifted.
I mean I wouldn’t think they would let you play those tunes because of the whole no influence thing lol
@@nintendoROX121 *it could be if there's no sanctions
Your tour could get spoiled worrying about 'Am I doing the right thing or wrong thing?'
Imagine you have to walk through that tunnel
+Alexander Dahmen2
Inside the tunnel there is no lighting at all. One of my best experience is when I drove my car at night in the winter and through that tunnel. I still remember that moment.
scary
got anxious just watching him drive through it. i can't imagine walking it lol
army_power what's the problem? it's just a regular tunnel. I'd walk through it at night without any hesitation
that lake is so beautiful
Congratulations...you are our tenth customer....in a year...
Nah, they might actually do alright being the only place around. Looks legit
Thank you for the efforts in creating & uploading this is really interesting
I like nature and cant help but think NK might have some unspoiled places hopefully some day its easier for us to visit please post any more videos like this outside of the city you might have.
One of the rare places where there is no plastic pollution !
i love the song playing in the first half of the vid!! Awesome!
This like a zombie movie. Wide roads and a nice store with lots of inventory but no people. The inventory is canned so it can survive a turnover of years. A truck is parked but not near the store as if a great number of customers might suddenly come. Other vehicles are around but they do not function. If this is a military road why the signs with destinations? This is Parker'S attempt at a horror movie after man has eliminated most of the 21st Century. Just like a Mad Max movie or Night of the Living Dead.
Helvi Hautala the zombies are watching
Because it is located in a sparsely populated area
Helvi Hautala lol what?
I remember being in what used to be Armenia and is now ne Turkey. Many decades after the Turks slaughtered the Armenians it was still empty.
Northeastern Turkey is easy to get to. The Turks do not push for tourism there. Mount Ararat is mentioned in the Bible and is stunning.
As the one, who happened to live in late USSR, I can't really say that it was smth. horrible. Of course it was better than in NK, people didn't starve, but yes, the majority couldn't afford all the stuff, you easily get today.
The choice was very limited, hypocritical government and certain people still had access to closed store departments (like in NK now).
However, while working, people use to get property free of charge and what most important everyone lived more or less the same life, jealousy did not exist in general, doors were opened, everyone was welcomed and most were happy with what they had. No hatred, no one was "busy", people use to go to post office just to make a phone call to their relatives to say hi.
On NY eve, the whole house block used to come out of their flats, cheering everyone with champagne - absolutely opened atmosphere you can hardly find today, (maybe in small villages).
No credit cards, no mortgages, and what might sound strange most (not all of course) didn't need a car, or a bigger flat, it's like no one cared about stuff...
Yes, it was simple, stores had similar stuff, yes it is sucks that you can't just go and buy new sneakers.
But I am definitely not happy with civilized (as they think) society nowadays living in shopping malls, ready to queue 48 hours to get a new thing, they do not even need.
It's all about balance...
Alain Portant wow, harsh.
Daniel Wills As Putin said: "If you dont mis USSR you have no hart, if you want it back you have no brain". Many people miss that lifestile and every westerner thinks they are comunist fanatics. XD
You have agree or disagree on the heart part, but I would say You have no brain, if you want USSR back
kennetbowl And there you go, just confirming my words. XD
Well, he's right about the life in USSR. I was born there too. Obviously nowadays, nobody in their sane mind would want to go back to USSR. But it wasn't that bad back then.
DPRK is like hell on earth in comparison.
WHERE THE HELL IS ALL THE PEOPLE??? I MEAN, SERIOUSLY
They left for Europe.
they re all otto d out.
ricky vonreiches and
Maria working
Not getting fat a in a McDonald's , that's for sure.
Those landscapes are breathtaking.
And deforested.
Pak Jaka, I just realized there are a lot of products from Vietnam at 04:49
Aji-ngon, fruit juice and the sodas.
Are there a lot of Vietnamese living in that area? Or in Pyongyang? I always learn new things from your videos.
Terima kasih banyak.
Mình nhớ có đoạn bia Sài Gòn cơ mà
NK does some sketchy stuff with Vietnam.
They import from Vietnam probably because they are allies
@ No dude they trade with Vietnam since Viet is also a friend of their.
Interesting that I never saw any animal in North Korea or North Korea - I sometimes saw cattle, cows and nothing else. Do you have any more accurate information about my observations?
Besides horses I have not ever seen any animals at all. The horses were only at the riding arena. Not in a pasture.
3:17 my girl got a Ferragamo belt on 😂
I would love to go shopping at this Rest Stop store it's a very beautiful store thank you for sharing this thank you for bringing us on your Adventures thank you for bringing us on your journey for those people that celebrate Christmas in December I want to wish everybody a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year
Great rare look outside of Pyongyang. Thanks again!
These highways were built from ex GDR / eastern Germany during the 1970s and 80s as well as all tunnels and bridges
Jaka, your video's are mindblowing exclusive. It looks like you have some kind of unrestricted acces to that country. This is better than any documentary I have seen about DPRK. I am dying to know how you pulled it off to move around without a minder or any official. How did you get into that position? I speak out of extreme jalousy :-)
He's embassy man
It seems he is a diplomat of sorts. In some of the store vids in Pyongyang you can see the blue diplomatic license plate.
He's most likely got a family member that's a foreign ambassador in NK
@@nintendoROX121 Indonesia. Brother of NK
Mind blowing? Bit over the top.
JUST LIKE IN THE CITY, NO CARS, NO PEOPLE , and how many people live in North Korea ? 1500 ? MINI Store, they always look like they haven't had a Customer in 30 Years
Aussie Outlaw it's a rest stop Nimrod. If you're in the U.S drive through Airzona and go to a gas station tell me how many people you see there.
Check out his other Videos Fucktard, City of 200,000 barely a person around
Ohh yess they do Helvi, they want the World to think that all the sanctions have no effect, but its obvious it does
They do not care what others think because they have NO real knowledge of the outside World
Aussie Outlaw 24 million peoples
Creepy backsound music at the mini store. whats that?
Frans Ardi propaganda music, pretty creepy isn't it?
ghostlylover99123 oh for jesus sake really? Propaganda?
all stores in NK are allways cold. the empl. even wear jackets. right?
4:45 - the frying powder and mayonnaise sauce are Vietnamese products.
Also the black and red canned coffee at 4:55
Wow cracked roads with potholes,trully impresive😂
Alain Portant no homeless people hahahahh what an idiot
Similar to New Orleans
Tehnologija na Dlanu Like 70% of the US.
similar to Malaysian roads too
some roads
Casey Nistest of North Korea
actually i find those videos more interesting than the ones from casey, to be honest.
I don´t think he will be flying a drone anytime soon... although it would be interesting...
Thank you for showing us glimpses into the real DPRK. Sure, it's not the full picture, but it's better than others who content with showing just the polished surface of Pyongyang.
Jesus, the roads look better than where I live in the U.S.
Holy shit, how the hell are your roads there? Because the roads of this vid...
porky the capitalist pig
maybe because they are not used
SentientNewspaper maybe you should get out and about more and you'll learn that the United States is one of the best places in the world to live or just keep watching mainstream media
I bet not as bad as that tunnel though. Did you see how slow he had to drive through that thing
how do you upload videos from DPRK regularly?
Have you ever filmed in a village or city except Pyongyang?
I think it's not allowed
something don't seem right with this shop.
yeah a little bit off kilter,babe course whole country is off kilter
what do you expect from a government run shit hole? Like any other government run body they have no real planning, just put a store in a vacant area for no reason.
Profits? Who cares about profits, as long as people get employed.
This is what happens when you let the state run your lives.
dont think there is hea in here th waitress has on a jackt coat but ,one of da doors r opep and they hav van outside and there is a few vehicles outside . otherwise love countryside some roads look a little better here in nk than l.a. here. they must hav bettr funding than this f kd up state city. huh.
Tyrel Goldberg Oh shut up. This is just an extreme end. At least in Europe we do not die of a pneumonia because being unable to pay a private insurance plan. And we've got shopping malls and stuff. You guys put profit before people and they put people before profit while they have to be at the same level.
Ночной Позор you clearly don't know how American health insurance works ...
thanks for all the clips
Notice the attention to detail on how they stack the shelves in that shop. It's a work of art.
Its easy to keep the shelves neat when you have no business in there. The average North Korean couldn't afford to walk in the door.
Thank you for the Great video
Looks so beautiful. It’s such a shame that tourism isn’t as big as it could be there.
@CommunistBot Not just westerners who might want to visit. Did you not consider that through your biased blinkered vision?
@fastrally Tourists who go there are mostly Chinese
The beauty of these landscapes is intact precisely because there are almost no tourists.
@CommunistBotI have no idea what island nation you speak of, but all over the Caribbean tourism is THE reason my people can even survive. Tourists fill our restaurants and shops and make our economy live. Without tourists we’d have no economy and be like North Korea or Cuba (island similar to North Korea in government) where there’s no food and very much suffering.
Local people there suffer even without westeners' gentrification@CommunistBot
Came here for the Pokka. Was not disappointed. Great video!
Beautiful scenery, but spooky. No traffic, apart from the 4 cars that suddenly turn up as he stops at the shop - they must be secret service cars following him throughout his journey. Note that the road has no central dividing line, no road signs, apart from directions to the rest area, and no road markings at the junction.
He also blurs out the cars pulling into the rest stop. Clearly his minders.
Wow love the landscape
Gorgeous scenery, even in winter.
Roads full of potholes where the traffic intensity is almost zero? That means that they haven't been repaired in decades at least!!
Wow,thanks for thids video from this very enigmatic country.
It looks like the states of Montana and Wyoming deserted.
dont they tho ive noticed that there nk is opening up even more $$crunch
It does, my dad side of the family lives in St. Regis Montana. Very little town, literally one stop light in the middle of the town. I would love to climb the mountains in NK!
Beautiful landscape 💖💖💖
I like how he censores the state security cars following him making sure he stays on his leash
I love how all the stores in NK are very clean.
This would be a great place to practice for driver's license! (ALMOST) no obstacles if you drove forward!
I like how you where followed my an entire squadron
Man, those roads look brutal.
Just nothing...
Objections for traffic are stupid. If you compared this to the Balkans there would be no major difference. In fact, in almost every countrys rural areas there is no traffic. Just because its in North Korea doesnt mean its special. When I travel with my parrents to the rural areas that are 50 kms away from our town there is even less traffic than in DPRK and I live in a west-influenced capitalist country
dope vid n kickn soundtrack big ups dawg, I was dreaming about jammin on tha highway wid tha radio blastn n my Korean gf by my side
Wonderfull landscape!
What kind of people would dislike Mr. Parker's video?
That was pretty awesome. Seems like a pretty awesome place for a motorcycle road trip.
Man I can totally imagine Top Gear going on road trip through North Korea. I'd definitely watch an episode about that. I mean, they've been through war zones of Iraq, the Chernobyl site, the North Pole, the Amazon rain forest, Africa, getting chased by the police in Albania, like they literally go anywhere. Thought I doubt they'd go to North Korea because of the restrictions and stuff.
If tourists are not allowed to go where they want on their own, without a guide, and neither buy or rent vehicles for their own use, how did you achieve this? All the videos I watched, tourists and photographers are watched all the time!
Greatings from Brazil!
he's not a tourist, he's a diplomat from indonesia
He work for indonesian embassy
He had to get permission from the government to leave the capital. He says this in a different video description. He even said he had minders with him.
What fantastic insight into this country
Beautiful city,such wonderful Nature and really nice people,reminds me in some ways to Canada **
@jakaparker Why do you blur/pixel that car that passes by before you come to the shop? What is the reason for doing that?
Music by nobody lol
With the things going on now, your channel is gonna blow up.
Beautiful scenery there.
Hmmmm nice, short and sweet video
saludos desde Perú
Peruvian Life my ears
Good work, Jaka. I'd not be surprised if you'd find the famous Pjun Jung-shi "Tea girl in North Korea" one day :-)
The North of Korea has beautiful landscape and nature to offer.
watching this video make me feel like watching an old movie from the 70s .... just road and mountains ....
This is exactly how it was in the USSR btw people
unit83 figures, the communist feel
this is completely different to how it was in the ussr people
North Korea could be the one of the biggest tourist attractions. Just it need some changes like being open to all the visitors without any conditions
Its like Finland
Niko Kovanen ni
Very interesting. Thanks for sharing video beyond Pyongyang.
Driving is smooth! There's noooo traffic😭
You must have missed the terrible road the entire journey. No traffic because the people can't afford cars.
Note that inside the shops, the attendants all wear coats because it's probably too expensive to heat the place.
@4:40 the map of the world (North America) didn’t look right.
Ah good ol concrete highways
Hey Jaka,
What are some of the natural wonders in North Korea? For example I live near Delicate Arch and Zion National Park in Utah, USA. I'm assuming there are probably some cool hiking trails and natural places to see in NK as well?
Whats your reward for being the first customer in that store?
Giraffe Free iPhone 8S, just like I got one from this site notvirus.com
Hey Jaka! thanks for another video. I really enjoy your youtube channel.
I've tried several times in the past to ask questions you didn't answer, so let me try again.
You have great taste in music. The soundtracks to your vids are awesome.
Question: Does anyone in North Korea have the same access to your sound tracks?
If so, who?
If not, why?
Also, are you a religious person? Do you think human suffering on earth is part and parcel of making it to meet the big guy in the sky?
Mother Theresa basically felt that way. She was responsible for keeping people in poverty on the promise that they would all go to heaven when the suffering ended. Yet she was a hypocrite.
My point being is you seem like a genuinely nice person, but it's hard to ignore the fact that everyone you encounter in a grocery store is wearing a winter jacket.
It's hard to ignore the fact that the general population has been brainwashed into thinking the "Dear Leader" is a living God.
It's hard to ignore the human rights abuses committed by the regime.
I know the people on the comments hate don't let it get to you!
I really like your videos of North Korea!
3:30 she got ferragamo belt damn
anyone else notice the packages of raw meat sitting unrefrigerated on a shelf? looked like ground beef.... id also like to add that it seems like that shop was slapped together in an afternoon, on top of the fact that its pretty obvious no one buys anything from this supposed rest stop, all lined up perfectly and not a single item missing from the shelves, totally not suspicious at all.
additionlly, when people ask you why you never show anything outside of pyongyang, they arent talking about desolate mountain sides, they are talking about villages, places with people, the living conditions of the average citizen, not a bunch of desolate road ways with slow motion views of the 4 cars in the totality of north korea outside of pyongyang. this is obviously rigged, and the real irony of it is, people are so brain washed into thinking they are brain washed that they are saying people are brain washed while being brainwashed lol
p.s.
humans are retarded, please prove me wrong
3:34 café Pelé café brasileiro!!!!
Looks like paradise.
It is a post from Japan.
"POKKA" is a trademark of Japanese companies, I was surprised that it is sold in North Korea.
Thank you very much for your interesting videos ☆
bqq123 But they are not imported directly from Japan though. Instead they are imported from Singapore, which currently is a strong economic partner of North Korea. The foreign imported groceries are mostly imported from Singapore, after Indonesia, China and Russia.
shhh no one knows expired
great video!
I honestly would love to see the real NK, but he goes from one staged place to another! Stop in the villages along the way speak to the people, but I don't think we are going to get that from him! I don't think they realize how unnatural it looks when everything is empty! Even the store on the way, empty!
excellent video thank you