Kumgangsan

Kumgangsan, literally the Diamond Mountains, is in North Korea. Kumgangsan is the second-tallest mountain in North Korea, its highest peak Pirobong is 1638 meters. The area is famed for its scenic beauty, and 1998 became the first part of North Korea that can be visited on organized tours from the South.

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  • fantastic, though tourist-overridden mountain resort in 'north korea,' actually land rented by the hyundai corporation. if you go, you should have no trouble climbing the rugged moutain, because metal poles and stairs have been incessantly installed everywhere, so everyone can do it and enjoy the … • Matt C.
  • I went with Adventure Korea and they were great! www. adventure korea .com We had an English speaking guide who was very personable and took us up the mountain to a spectacular view. Interestingly, we were one of the few groups who stayed in a hotel staffed by North Koreans.. so it was a rare … • Susie R.
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Kumgangsan Travel Guide is based on Kumgangsan by Ikan Kekek, Stefan Ertmann, Peter Fitzgerald, Jani Patokallio, anonymous, iGuide and others. Kumgangsan Travel Guide is available under Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0. See background image credits.