North Korea ranks as a “Strangest Place on Earth” with these uncommon and bizarre things!

. You may never visited North Korea but it’s completely a strange place. It is one of the most isolated places in the world. You should be very lucky that you weren’t born in a country like this. If your friend has a future plan to visit this country make sure that you have told […]

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You may never visited North Korea but it’s completely a strange place. It is one of the most isolated places in the world. You should be very lucky that you weren’t born in a country like this. If your friend has a future plan to visit this country make sure that you have told him about the surreal things that happen in this place. It will feel like you’re living in a bad dream.
Learn some bizarre things that are done in this country and are so weird.

1. There are only 3 television channels in North Korea

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Imagine that you can be a member of a undeveloped country but still it has more than 15 TV Channels, while in North Korea you may never thought that this could happen.
These television channels in North Korea, most of the times show broadcasts or programs that only government approves.

2. There are a LOT of statues of the country’s revolutionary leader, Kim II Sung

Did you know that in North Korea there are around 34,000 statues of the “king” that had led the country? This is too much and will for surely reflect negatively for a tourist that visits the country for the first time in his life and see these statues. It will feel like that these statues never end and unfortunately you will probably see that “Supreme Leader” in your dream as well.

3. North Korea puts a limit access to the internet for its citizens

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Just super isolated people will do a gesture like this. This makes to think again that North Korea does some really odd acts.

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4. All residents must wear a pin featuring the nation’s revolutionary leader.

You have heard of some dressing codes in more religious places but how can “pin” can be a part of a dress code? Also these pins which are very valuable in the black market may be the only piece of accessory (jewerely) that many North Koreans can afford to wear.

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5. There are only 28 hairstyles allowed in North Korea.

In a world of trendy hairstyles both genders are experimenting in around the world by trying different hair cuts and colors. But this is doesn’t supposed to be same in North Korea. In this place, men’s haircuts should be similar to their supreme leader. Married women are expected to wear their hair short. Single women may “cut loose” by letting their hair grow longer, but within strict government-approved limits.

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