The people of the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea joyfully celebrated the 113th birth anniversary of President Kim Il Sung, known as the Day of the Sun, one of the most significant national holidays in the country.
A continuous stream of citizens visited the Kumsusan Palace of the Sun, the nation’s supreme sanctuary, where President Kim Il Sung and General Kim Jong Il lie in state. There, workers, youth, and students paid their highest respects in solemn tribute.
Across the country — including at landmarks such as Mansu Hill — officials, workers, service members of the Korean People’s Army, and schoolchildren laid floral tributes at the statues of President Kim Il Sung and General Kim Jong Il.
At Mangyongdae, the birthplace of President Kim Il Sung, visitors reflected deeply on the greatness of the leadership they have inherited.
In honor of the holiday, children across the country, including orphans and elementary school students, received special gifts prepared with care.
Photo exhibitions held in Pyongyang and provincial capitals drew many visitors, reaffirming their belief in the lasting glory of the nation under the leadership of Respected Comrade Kim Jong Un.
Performances and dance events celebrating the Day of the Sun took place throughout Pyongyang and the provinces, with workers and youth joyfully participating.
Laughter and cheer echoed from cultural venues such as the Munsu Water Park and the Natural History Museum, where families and children gathered in celebration.
In the capital, streets such as Songhwa Street, Hwasong Street, and Rimhung Street lit up with dazzling night views, adding to the festive atmosphere.
Catering services across the country provided special holiday meals, offering people a joyful and memorable celebration.
