North Korea's capital will hold its first fall season international marathon event this October, tour agencies have confirmed.
"The route and the race will be different from the April marathon but we are expecting more locals to participate in this fall marathon, which will make it a very authentic experience," Andrea Lee, CEO of Uri Tours, told NK News on Wednesday.
North Korea's capital will hold its first fall season international marathon event this October, tour agencies have confirmed.
"The route and the race will be different from the April marathon but we are expecting more locals to participate in this fall marathon, which will make it a very authentic experience," Andrea Lee, CEO of Uri Tours, told NK News on Wednesday.
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