North Korea Tours – Group Tours

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Important: It’s not currently possible to visit North Korea as a tourist. Please contact us if you’d like to be notified when tourism resumes, or join our mailing list at the bottom of the page.

As of March 5, 2025, the Rason Special Economic Zone (SEZ), which was the first destination in North Korea to reopen for tours since 2020, has suspended tourism until further notice.

For the full details on the North Korea travel situation, read our FAQ: https://www.uritours.com/blog/north-korea-open-tourism-faq-march-2025/

 


 

With over 15 years of experience, we specialise in safely bringing travellers to North Korea.

Our curated group tours, departing from Beijing or Shanghai, offer a refined, all-inclusive experience.

What sets us apart:
All-Inclusive Pricing: Tour prices include airfares to Pyongyang and the North Korean visa. There are no hidden booking costs.
Guaranteed Departures: Our tours are extremely reliable as we don’t have any minimum number quotas.
Small Groups: Allowing you to travel comfortably and providing opportunities for close engagement with our Korean guides.
Superior Accommodations: We stay in North Korea’s finest and most iconic hotels. Experience the best that the country has to offer.
Hassle-Free: Book online with no physical paperwork. Simply meet us at departure time, we handle the rest!

 

See our scheduled North Korea tours for 2025/2026 below.

 


Looking to visit North Korea independently, or in a closed, private setting with a flexible itinerary and dates?

We can tailor you a private tour. For all inquiries, contact us.


COVID-19 Notice: The DPRK border remains closed to most travel. All our North Korea tours remain scheduled, however, their operation is subject to border restrictions. Please contact us for the latest information prior to booking. Updates can be found here: https://www.uritours.com/blog/coronavirus-north-korea-temporarily-closes-borders/

Latest Update (Mar 5, 2025): Tourism to Rason Special Economic Zone (SEZ) has been suspended effective immediately. We are working with our partners to determine the cause and duration of this suspension. We will update as soon as more information becomes available.

Update (Feb 20, 2025): Rason Special Economic Zone (SEZ) has reopened to tourism. International tourists can now visit the region on 3-night or 4-night itineraries. There is no airport in Rason, access is by land at the Quanhe – Wonjong border crossing via the Chinese city of Yanji. Travel is limited to Rason, and there is no timeframe yet on when further areas of North Korea, including Pyongyang, will be possible to visit as tourists.