Russia to Resume Direct Passenger Trains to North Korea from July
In a significant development for regional connectivity and tourism, Russia has announced plans to resume direct passenger train services to North Korea starting from July. The decision, announced by Oleg Kozhemyako, the governor of Russia’s Far East Primorsky Krai, marks a renewed effort to strengthen ties and facilitate travel between Vladivostok and the North Korean city of Rason. The announcement was made during a festival in Vladivostok showcasing products from North Korea, highlighting the cultural exchange and economic cooperation between the two nations. Kozhemyako emphasized the convenience and appeal of the direct train route, which will enable passengers and tourists to embark from Vladivostok and journey directly into North Korea, experiencing its natural beauty, culture, and traditions along the way. "We will launch direct passenger service in July... Trains between Vladivostok and Rason will be launched. It will be very convenient for passengers and touris...
