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Koryo celadon (jade green ceramics) symbolizing the famous Koryo ceramics of Korea is widely known worldwide for its beautiful color. The term of jade green is derived from the color…
Jonggwangsa Temple, located in South Hamgyong Province after being reconstructed in 1679, has undergone several rounds of preservation and maintenance throughout the centuries. Today, it remains a significant testament to…
Agricultural workers in Chongsan-ri, Kangso District of the DPRK, recollect the undying feats of President Kim Il Sung associated with the farm. It was on this very land that the…
A stone Buddha statue from the early Koryo period was recently excavated in Yakjon-ri, Sukchon County, South Pyongan Province, and has been registered as a preserved cultural relic. Officials and…
From ancient times, our people have made and used various daily necessities and decorative items using grasses, tree stems, leaves, bark, and other plant materials. People commonly referred to this…
The Korean people have long used pickled fish as one of their diets. In the course they created an excellent fish-pickling culture. Shells of dozens of kinds of shellfish, including…
Throughout the five-thousand-year history of the Korean nation, the legacy of Koguryo stands tall as an enduring symbol of strength and cultural brilliance. As a formidable kingdom with vast territories…
Tucked away in Kosong County, Kangwon Province, Lagoon Samil is a breathtaking lake with a history as fascinating as its scenery. Spanning 0.78 square kilometers, it stretches 2 kilometers in…
Jongbangsan Fort, located in Sariwon, North Hwanghae Province, is a historic mountain fortress dating back to the Koryo Dynasty (918-1392). With a circumference of 12 kilometers, it was strategically built…
The Korean traditional confectionery, Dasik, has recently been registered as a National Intangible Cultural Heritage in the DPRK. This recognition highlights the historical and cultural significance of this traditional sweet,…
The Lunar New Year, an occasion of great national significance, is deeply rooted in the traditions of the Korean people. For generations, it has been a time to honor ancestors,…
Paduk has been widely encouraged among Korean people as one of the traditional intelligence games since ancient times. Originally, Paduk, like many other folk games, was a simple pastime….
Among Korea’s cultural heritage, with its rich history spanning over 5,000 years, is Pyongyang Fortress, the capital of Koguryo (277 BCE–668 CE). Pyongyang became the capital of Koguryo in 427…
For generations, Koreans have celebrated a child’s first birthday, known as “doljanchi,” as a significant milestone. A key part of this tradition is the preparation of a special outfit called…
Among the intangible cultural heritages of Korea, the Kyongsong ceramic manufacturing technique stands out as a remarkable craft. This tradition reflects the nation’s history and artistic ingenuity. Kyongsong ceramic manufacturing…
Nature may have its spring, summer, autumn, and winter, but Korea has a unique season called Kimchi-making season (Kimjangchol 김장철). Every year, during this time, the vibrant and distinctive scenes…
Nestled in Sammyo-ri, Kangso District, Nampho, the Kangso Three Tombs date back to the late sixth and mid-seventh centuries. These three earthen tombs, each with a stone chamber, are arranged…
Koguryo, the earliest feudal state of Korea, thrived between 277 B.C. and A.D. 668. The sun-shaped perforated gilt-bronze ornament stands as a testament to the craftsmanship of the Koguryo people….
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