Sino-Korean Friendship Tower (Монумент Дружбы) (Pyongyang)

Korea (North) / Pyongyang / Pyongyang / Kaeson Street
 tower, monument

A 30 meter (ca. 98 ft.) monument celebrating Sino-Korean relations, for their contributions in during the conflict between the two Koreas and the after-war restauration. There are two basreliefs on each side of the Friendship Tower base depicting Chinese and Korean fighters during the Korean war and the labourers restauring the country after the war.
Nearby cities: Pyongyang, Namp'o, Huichon
Coordinates:   39°3'3"N   125°45'21"E

Comments

  • This station is located on the north-south Chollima line, which opened in 1973. Its name means "Comrades in Arms" and the decor centers on the struggle for liberation.
  • You are right for sure with what you have said about Chollima-Line. But the building here is the Sino-Korean Friendship-tower. The North-Koreans maybe mad as hell (don't know, never been there), but if you take a close-up you will see that this here is a column and not a metro-station. Anyway: Chonu station is a little further up north, maybe (but I am not sure about that) in the round building that is located in the south-eastern corner of the intersection of Kaeson-Street and Pipa-Street.
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