Moranbong-guyok (Pyongyang)
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Established in October 1960, Moranbong (Peony Hill) District is the location of the Moran Hill Park, as well as offices of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Around the park, which includes a combination of Korean pavilions and fort towers, tributes to the Soviets and Chinese and several restaurants and theaters, is the Triumphal Arch dedicated to Kim Il Sung.
Established in October 1960, Moranbong (Peony Hill) District is the location of the Moran Hill Park, as well as offices of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Around the park, which includes a combination of Korean pavilions and fort towers, tributes to the Soviets and Chinese and several restaurants and theaters, is the Triumphal Arch dedicated to Kim Il Sung.
Wikipedia article: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moranbong-guyok
Nearby cities:
Coordinates: 39°2'45"N 125°45'21"E
- Sadong-guyok 2.6 km
- Taesong-guyok 5.3 km
- Ryŏkpho-guyŏk (Ryŏkpho District) 6.7 km
- Sungho-guyok 12 km
- Nakrang-guyok 15 km
- Mangyongdae-guyok 16 km
- Hyŏngjesan-guyŏk (Hyŏngjesan District) 17 km
- Samsok-guyok 20 km
- Ryongsŏng District 21 km
- Sunan-guyŏk (Sunan District) 29 km
- Kaeson Youth Park 0.3 km
- Kim Il Sung Stadium 0.3 km
- Moranbong Park 0.8 km
- Embassy of China 1 km
- Rungra People's Pleasure Ground 1.1 km
- KWP Central Committee Moranbong Complex 1.3 km
- Rungrado People's Pleasure Ground 1.3 km
- Chongryu Bridge 1.4 km
- Rungra-do 1.6 km
- Kim Il Sung University 1.7 km