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Claro! En la novela *1947* el Hermano Grande no envejecia, y esa es la idea que siempre estara llena de alegria revolucionaria por los heroicos camaradas.
한국인이라는 표현은 잘못된 표현이고. 남한사람이라고 해야지. 북한사람도 한국인임. 북한은 해외가 아니라 국내임. 북한이 외국이냐? 왜 자꾸 북한 관련된 일에 한국인 운운해대냐. 남한이라고 해야지. 한ː국, 韓國 명사 1. 지리학•지학 아시아 대륙 동북부의 한반도 및 그 부속 도서를 영토로 하는 국가. 고조선 이래 한민족이 세워 온 나라의 통칭으로, 1948년 남한과 북한으로 나뉨. 니 마음대로 자의적으로 해석하지 마라
Что вам понравилось? Клише,сказка? Да вы представление не имеете ,что такое этот режим поганый!!! Вы представление неимеете ,что такое вонючий ,поганый сссар!!! Всех любителей комунизма ,я предлагаю засунуть в лагерь в Сибири ,Зимой ,на неделю- две!!! Чтобы пожили там ,на нарах,пожрали баланды ,и лес бы повалили в -30!!!
Not only South Korea, the whole world has very little information about North Korea. I come from Vietnam, a country that was also divided by big countries like North Korea. But we have decided for ourselves the fate of our country.
@@АлександрАнтонов-щ1в показная обеспеченность , а по факту беднота , закрытый концлагерь , тоталитарный режим и монархия во славу Царя.. Страшно ! 😮😮😮
@@TheBobVova No, we can't. If we make a mistake at the border between China and North Korea, we may be caught by Chinese police. And Russia is currently a travel-ban country due to the war.
Flying Air Koryo is like flying a museum's airplane collection! Between 2012 and 2015, there was the Aeroexpress train between Vladivostok station and the airport. This was created for an APEC (Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation) summit in 2012. The Aeroexpress did not bring enough demand, running at the constant loss, due to a high fare and heavily auto-mobilized population, as well as facing competition from different bus routes. So it was shut down and replaced with the commuter train you rode with reduced cost and frequency to match the demand. Aeroexpress still exists providing services between Moscow rail terminals and Moscow airports. As Aeroexpress couldn't meet financial obligations of a contract with Stadler in 2016, they couldn't get all the ESh2 Eurasia (Russian gauge version of a Stadler KISS) trainsets they wanted, just 11 after renegotiation instead of 24. Four of these Aeroexpress trainsets ended up in Georgia. As shown here, Pyongyang has a lot of transit! Before war in the 1950s, the city had trams but said tram system was destroyed during US air raids, so it built a new system from scratch. Before this system was built, trolleybus lines and a metro system were created. The trolleybus system first opened in 1962, with opening of a line from the Three Revolutions Exhibition at Ryonmot-dong to the Pyongyang railway station. Today, the system has 12 lines with a length of 56.6 km, serving Pyongyang and its suburbs. The Pyongyang Metro has two lines, the Chollima Line and the Hyŏksin Line, with the lines opening 1973 and 1978 respectively. This means the Pyongyang Metro opened one year before the Seoul Subway Line 1 did in 1974. The Pyongyang Metro is among the deepest metros in the world, with the track at over 110 meters (360 ft) deep underground. Due to the depth of the metro and the lack of outside segments, its stations can double as bomb shelters, with blast doors in place at hallways. Most of the 16 public stations were built in the 1970s, except for the two most grandiose stations, Puhŭng and Yŏnggwang, which were constructed in 1987. The Pyongyang Metro artwork is incredible too. Like Moscow and St. Petersburgh Metro stations, Pyongyang's stations have chandeliers too! At Yonggwang (Glory) station, its chandeliers represent the fireworks that celebrated the Koreans' victory, and the pillars are sculpted in the shape of victory torches. At Kwangbok (Liberation) station, there are murals showing scenes of the forest from which Kim Il-sung led guerrilla anti-Japanese attacks. The trams finally opened in 1991 as a solution for overcrowded trolleybuses, with three lines, and the Kumsusan shuttle that connects Samhung station with the Kumsusan Palace of the Sun. The tram shuttle line opened in 1995 when the mausoleum opened, to replace the closed Kwangmyong station as the palace became a sacred site and as Kwangmyong was located below the mausoleum, it closed. A number of Tatra T4 trams and its trailer B4 were bought from Dresden, Magdeburg and Leipzig in 1997-1998, while the Kumsusan shuttle uses VBZ Be 4/4 Type Ib rolling stock from late 1940s that was retired from the Zurich network in 1994 on a gauge of 1,000 mm, different from the 1,435 mm gauge of the other lines. In 2008, the City Transportation Company of Prague sold 20 used T3s to Pyongyang. In August 2018, following the introduction of new trolleybuses and metro cars, new partially domestically-produced tram cars were introduced in Pyongyang for the first time in about twenty years. The bodies were manufactured by Pyongyang Bus Repair Factory and named Thongil-181, on the chassis of the Tatra KT8D5K. A ban on bikes was lifted in 1992, and now many people also bike alongside taking transit, and the government has built bike lanes and even introduced Ryomyong bikeshare.
What a video ! Flying on an Il62...that's quite an opportunity. I do remember a long while ago as a boomer seing the Aeroflot II62 in different airports among them Karachi . And the pics of the streets of Pyongyang are quite fascinating . Thank you for sharing such an exciting trip! Congrats from Paris .
Terrible planes ! I flew several times by Aeroflot's 62's from Moscow to Mexico City in the late 80's. Loud, short hauled, there had to be refueling stop overs in Shannon, Ireland and in Havana, Cuba. But it was a cheap way to fly at that time.
@LocoMarioPL I do agree ...At this time Aeroflot was cheaper but with low standart service...in an other hand what an experience! I was a frequent flyer on tne 80 and surely in better conditions on the majors western carriers as IB AF UTA LH BA BC AL etc etc I flew the Tristar DC10 B747 B707 DC8 B727 Dc9 F27 even the Short on OA Nice memory but I can't tell I flew the IL 62...or other soviet era carriers .
Это видео - безусловный безоговорочный успех Автора канала! Манера съемки, подачи материала и монтаж позволяют с головой окунуться в показанную реальность, увидеть нюансы и почувствовать всю атмосферу кадра! Спасибо 🙏 за то, что прокатил нас на Ильюше, за экскурсию, хотим еще 👍
Fantastic, that antique IL-62 is a real beautiy - looks brand new! Even the hostesses that come with the plane are beauties! I noticed the vendor lady at the airport accepting the US dollar currency. Also, I saw people waving at you while you filmed.
I was also very pleasantly surprised by the condition of the aircraft's interior, it is simply excellent for its age. Tourists can only pay in US dollars, euros and yuan.
Wasn't shown here, but Vladivostok is known for having a "white elephant" bridge called the Russky Bridge. When it opened in 2012, it became the world's longest cable-stayed bridge, with a 1,104-meter (3,622-foot)-long central span. This was also created for the APEC summit, as it took place at the Far Eastern Federal University main campus on the island. This campus opened in 2013 after the summit, and houses 41,000 students. The bridge is considered a white elephant because back in 2007 when Putin wanted to host it in Vladivostok, he suggested at least 100 billion rubles would be required to prepare the city for the summit, which, at the time, was three times more than the provincial budget of Primorsky Krai as a whole. In 2012, the final cost was 1.1 billion dollars, for the built-in capacity of 50,000 cars per day, ten times the existing population of Russky Island at only 5,000 inhabitants, leading to severe under-usage. Vladivostok means 'Lord of the East' or 'Ruler of the East'. Chinese maps from the Yuan dynasty referred to Vladivostok as Yongmingcheng. In the Qing dynasty, the city was also known as 海參崴 or 'sea cucumber bay'. Shortly after the signing of the Treaty of Aigun between Qing China and the Russian Empire and affirmed by the Convention of Peking, the city was founded as a Russian military outpost in July 1860. In 1872, the main Russian naval base on the Pacific Ocean was transferred to the city, stimulating its growth. It is known as the Russian San Francisco, and it doesn't take long to see why with its hilly, coastal terrain! During World War I, Vladivostok was the chief Pacific entry port for military supplies and railway equipment sent to Russia from the United States. After the outbreak of the Russian Revolution in 1917, Vladivostok was occupied in 1918 by foreign, mostly Japanese, troops, the last of whom were not withdrawn until 1922. Vladivostok's trams first began in 1912. In 1991, the total length achieved 18.4 km (11.4 mi), but all lines except one entirely on reserved track alongside roads, were abandoned by 2010. Its funicular opened in 1962, connecting the streets of Puskinskaya and Sukhanov with two cable cars that run up and down Orlinaya (Eagle) Hill. The funicular is 183 meters long, During the Soviet period, Vladivostok remained the home of the Pacific Fleet, which was greatly enlarged in the decades after World War II. By the decree of the Council of Ministers of the Soviet Union "Issues of the Fifth Navy" dated August 11, 1951, a special regime was introduced in Vladivostok (it began to operate on January 1, 1952). The city was closed to foreigners. It was planned to remove from Vladivostok not only foreign consulates, but also the merchant and fish fleet and transfer all regional authorities to Voroshilov (now Ussuriysk). However, these plans were not implemented. During the years of the Khrushchev Thaw, Vladivostok received special attention from state authorities. In 1954, Nikita Khrushchev visited the city for the first time to finally decide whether to secure the status of a closed naval base for him. It was noted that at that time the urban infrastructure was in a deplorable state. In 1959, Khrushchev visited the city again. The result was a decision on the accelerated development of the city, which was formalized by the decree of the Council of Ministers of the Soviet Union on January 18, 1960. During the 1960s, a new tram line was built, trolleybuses were launched, the city became a huge construction site with residential neighborhoods being built on the outskirts, and new buildings for public and civil purposes were built in the center. In 1974, Gerald Ford paid an official visit to Vladivostok. In 1991, Boris Yeltsin signed decree No. 123 "On the opening of Vladivostok for visiting by foreign citizens", which entered into force on January 1, 1992, ending Vladivostok's status as a closed city. The industrial base of Vladivostok was much diversified during the Soviet period. In addition to large ship-repair yards, there are railway workshops and a plant for the manufacture of mining equipment. Light industry includes instrument and radio factories, timberworking enterprises (notably those producing furniture and veneer), a chinaware works, and manufacturers of pharmaceutical products. Food industries-principally the processing of fish and meat and flour milling-and the building industry (prefabricated building panels) are important
Thank you for reporting on your trip to Pyongyang. I often watch your films. This one is special because you showed a bit of the real Korea. People are the same all over the world, they are curious about each other, they want friendship and contacts with each other regardless of nationality, language or culture. Unfortunately, politicians of all stripes stubbornly prevent them from doing so, rebelling against each other, pitting one against the other, lying. They simply prevent all people in all countries from living normally. And yet we, ordinary people, are the same everywhere. We have the same feelings, desires, we are happy or sad in the same way. We feel pain or joy in the same way. I would also like to go to North Korea someday. I know that full sightseeing is limited, but that is good too. I will also tell you that I have a sentiment for Russian-made aircraft. I was in the air for the first time thanks to the Antonov 24W of Polish Airlines. Then there were Tupolev Tu 134A and Tu 154M. I was lucky enough to fly the IL 62M before our airline LOT replaced its entire fleet with Western aircraft. Unfortunately, I never had the chance to use the services of the Ilyushin IL 18. Too bad. Congratulations on an interesting channel.
Thank you for the kind words, dear friend from Poland. Capitalism is the main problem of the modern World. Capitalism was once a progressive system, but it has not been so in recent decades. The ideology of private property enriches the owners of capital, and for ordinary citizens of the world it brings exploitation, poverty, and wars.
During the period of Japanese rule, two airports were built in Pyongyang. Pyongyang Air Base was built by the Empire of Japan in the 1940s and remained in use until the 1950s. A second airport, Mirim Airport, was also built by the forces of the empire of Japan in the 1940s, east of the Taedong River. However, after World War II there was a need for a newer airport, and Sunan Airfield was built. Mirim Airport survived as a military airfield, and Pyongyang Air Base was re-developed for government use and for housing. During the Korean War, the airport was occupied by United Nations forces for seven weeks in late 1950, when the forces flew large amounts of supplies to Sunan. In May 1953, the airport was inundated when the US Air Force bombed Toksan Dam, which held the Potong River's water 20 miles north of Pyongyang. During the 1989 13th World Festival of Youth and Students held in Pyongyang, a temporary terminal building was built specifically to accommodate the arrival of the festival’s international attendees, 22,000 people from 177 countries. By early 2012, the airport's old terminal was demolished as it was deemed too small and outdated, and so two new terminals were built. The domestic Terminal 1 in 2016 and international Terminal 2 in 2015. In September 2017, the DPRK fired a Hwasong-12 missile from the airport. The missile travelled 3,700 kilometers (2,300 miles) and reached a maximum height of 770 kilometers (480 mi). Kim Il Sung Square is the "kilometer zero" of the DPRK from where all national road distances are measured. It is similar in form and design to the Tiananmen Square in Beijing and is used for the same purposes, but it is architecturally more refined with its dramatic riverside setting. The biggest building of the square is the Great People's Study House which houses 30 million books and was built as the "center for the project of intellectualizing the whole of society and a sanctuary of learning for the entire people." The Juche Tower across the river from the square rivals the Washington Monument in Washington, DC. The Juche Tower measures 558 feet/170 m while the Washington Monument measures 555 feet/169 m. It opened in 1982 to commemorate Kim Il-sung's 70th birthday. It contains 25,550 blocks, one block for each day of Kim Il-sung's life up until that point. Almost all cities in the DPRK have one primary central square, often the site of a monument, a revolutionary museum, a children's traffic park (where kids learn to drive in mini cars), or other significant buildings that either political or cultural. DPRK urban-planning also includes limited urban sprawl, as new developments in DPRK cities tend to take the place of older areas of the city, rather than building new developments further out. In Pyongyang, this is the case with the developments of Mirae (Future) Scientists Street in 2015, Changjon Street in 2012, Songhwa Street in 2022, Hwasong Street in 2024, and Ryomyong (Dawn) Street in 2023. Micro-districts are made up of residences alongside their supporting amenities like public spaces, offices, shops, and schools. A key aspect is both the equality of the residential buildings and the encouragement of people to spend more time in the community, hence the focus on parks and playgrounds As shown here by the people rehearsing, the DPRK is famous for its mass dances during holidays. Mass dances are held on national holidays such as Victory Day, Liberation Day, and National Day. The birthdays of Kim Il Sung and Kim Jong Il are considered holidays as well. Not to be mistaken with the much larger mass games (held at the Rungrado 1st of May Stadium), the mass dances happen in towns and cities across the country. In Pyongyang, mass dances are often held at the Party Foundation monument, Arch of Triumph, outside the Pyongyang Gymnasium/Indoor stadium, and in Kim Il Sung Square. The river that goes through Pyongyang is the Taedong. The river is 439 km or 272.7 mi in length, and is generally deep. It is the fifth-longest river on the Korean peninsula. In 1986, the DPRK government completed the 8-km-long West Sea Barrage, with three locks and 36 sluices, at the mouth of the Taedong near Namp'o. The dam acts to control floodwater, preventing seawater intrusion into the fresh water, thus solving the water supply problem, and to irrigate lands newly reclaimed from the Korea Gulf. It allows the passage of ships up to 50,000 tons. The General Sherman incident took place on the Taedong in 1866. Just like it did with Japan when it closed its country, the US also tried doing the same with the then Joseon dynasty in Korea. In what became known as the General Sherman incident, the General Sherman entered the Taedong with goods purchased from Tientsin in 1866. They stopped at Keupsa Gate where the crew met Koreans. The Koreans refused all trade offers, but told the crew to wait at the gate while higher government officials were contacted. The captain didn't listen, and continued heading up river towards Pyongyang. The ship proceeded to attack anyone who tried to stop it. This was when it was decided to attack the ship. It was finally destroyed after being fought over for several days.
Пилоты❤ Наша школа! Как любимую женщину, на руках, мягенько) Не шатает, не дергает, не прыгает...... И любимый звук двигателей,.. Таких, какие только у Ил 62❤ Спасибо Вам до неба за это видео!)
@@tatyanadomnitskaya114 на Ил-96 установлены ПС-90, как на Ту-204/214 и Ил-76МД-90А. Это "немного" другие двигатели. Как и устанавливающиеся ранее НК 8-2 на Ту-154/154а/154б, НК 8-4 на Ил-62 без М и НК 8-6 на Ил-86. Соответственно и звук другой... 🤔
Отличное видео! Самолёт супер! Я требую продолжения банкета в Северной Корее, как и все остальные новерное. Кто со мной согласен жмите лайк моему коментарию😊
Amazing video. I can't believe one can still fly on an IL62 in such good condition. A dream. Thanks for showing us the city of Pyongyang. Best regards from Sydney Australia.
Видео очень понравилось. Я люблю видео без всяких комментариев, настоящие звуки и пояснительные субтитры. Это супер. Вроде такое видео в спорте называется интершум. Это первое видео на вашем канале которое я посмотрел. Посмотрю ещё. Спасибо.
Ил 62 - погружение в прошлое)) Первый и единственный раз летал на нем в свою первую поездку заграницу. Рейс Москва - Монреаль. 1990 год. Еще был СССР.Выездные визы и все дела. летели в экономе 10 часов, а время пролетело, как один миг. Слишком было волнительно было первый раз выехать зарубеж. Да еще сразу в Канаду! Это была командировка. Через две недели вернулись на нем же. Прекрасный самолёт.
Visiting the DPRK and flying a classic Soviet airliner are both things at the very top of my bucketlist that I know I will likely never get to do, very jeleous of you! Awesome video as usual, keep it up :)
Feeling very privileged to get so many interesting glimpses of everyday life in Pyongyang. I'm feeling the culture shock and expect that this video will be the only opportunity I will ever have of getting a feel for this place. Thank you for this truly monumental vision of a very different normality of everyday life in such an isolated nation. Excellent work. Greetings from Melbourne, Australia.
Чем собственно эта "реальность" так сильно отличается от вашей реальности? Эти люди не инопланетяне, у них не две головы и ходят они не на руках, они просто живут под санкциями. А отличие их жизни от вашей (по крайней мере внешне) сводится всего лишь к некоторым нюансам. И это вы называете "иной реальностью"? Мне просто смешно,ей Богу! Ваш комментарий вот это действительно "иная реальность". Он показывает насколько сильно даже самые мелкие отличия дистанцируют вас от "иных" людей моментально переводя их в разряд "живущих в иной реальности". Мне даже как то стыдно за вас и весь ваш гребаный "западный мир". Всех кто на вас хоть чем то не похож вы моментально записываете в разряд "макак" живущих в зоопарках. Вы готовы глазеть на них смакуя каждую мелкую ерунду которая чем то отличается от вашей, хотя на самом деле смотреть и удивляться там особенно не на что.
@@OLEG-gt2ytУ вас что-то болит или вы всегда такой желчный и угрюмый? Человек из Австралии оставил приветливый и позитивный отзыв, ничего плохого про Северную Корею не сказал, чтобы вы так на него набросились. Эта страна действительно особенная, и у многих нет возможности там побывать. Что тут такого возмутительного? Кстати, на русском тоже есть комментарии про то, что это «экзотика, так экзотика». Почему вы не напали тоже на автора этих слов? У наших земляков, по вашему, тоже всё не так с восприятием реальности? Значит только вы, Олег, один на свете такой умный-разумный. А нам, всем остальным, не повезло. Только вот от такого большого ума у вас дурной характер стал. Хорошего вам настроения!
I love watching your travels with special experiences of different destinations. This is the first time I have seen people doing their daily routines in such a realistic way from Pyonyang daily life, from a tourist camera. They are really eating, drinking, shopping, going home, waiting for their friends. Pyonyang life has changed a lot compared to the old videos. Instead of people who used to turn their heads away when they saw a camera while waiting for the bus after work, or who quickly walked away without looking when they saw a stranger, I saw people who were laughing while chatting, and who had a daily smile on their faces instead of an artificial smile. Unlike documentary videos where these people are shown as robotic people, they are really people.
Exactely and the street are clean and well maintained...the environment is safe...much better than what you see travelling from CDG Airport to Paris !!
Interessantes Video. Wie komme ich von Deutschland nach Wladiwostock? Vielleicht schaffe ich es ja noch mal. Ist jetzt natürlich noch schwieriger als ohnehin schon. Warum Schrott? Gibt es eine Begründung für diese Aussage? Ich kann es nicht beurteilen, habe keine Ahnung davon. Sicher nicht auf dem neuesten Stand. Das ist richtig. Nordkorea ist sanktioniert und kann oder darf wohl keine Flugzeuge kaufen.
@@Jack-bz7vq Nach Wladiwostok konne man vor einiger Zeit mit der Transsibirischen Eisenbahn fahren. Sicher schon ein Erlebnis. Dann nach PyönJang, mit der IL62 das währe die Krönung des machbaren.
Try it bro, you can ride the highest speed train for the first time in Southeast Asia. The highest speed is 350 kilometers per hour, the Indonesian fast train Jakarta - Bandung, the newest, most sophisticated in Southeast Asia, the first,.the way to the beautiful and comfortable and beautiful and cool and cool city of Bandung, thank you sis and bro..*,
Try it bro, you can ride the highest speed train for the first time in Southeast Asia. The highest speed is 350 kilometers per hour, the Indonesian fast train Jakarta - Bandung, the newest, most sophisticated in Southeast Asia, the first,.the way to the beautiful and comfortable and beautiful and cool and cool city of Bandung, thank you sis and bro..*,
Мне не хватило просмотра, я с первых минут окунулся в эту атмосферу Владивостока и час пролетел! Видео отличное без комментариев, как буд то сам снимаешь ))))))))) СПАСИБО! Кстати взлет огонь, как и посадка !
А у меня разблокировалось воспоминание из детства, когда я чашечки в самолете увидел. Даже вкус "Буратино" вспомнился! Летал с мамой в Сумгаит. 1988 год.
Аналогично. Тоже из детства, и тоже "Буратино". Только мне вспомнился фильм про Буратино: люди на площади танцуют в точности, как куклы для Карабаса-Барабаса.
Офигенски!! Во-первых, спасибо за полёт на ИЛ-62 - единственный раз в жизни летел на нём ребёнком из Ливии в Москву в 1982 году (отец был в командировке с семьей). Во-вторых, с дурацкой улыбкой залип на показе города. Словно вернулся в детство. Чем-то на Союз похоже. Отсутствие рекламы сейчас конечно сильно удивляет) Да просто интересно было посмотреть на людей-северокорейцев. Вот бы самому там побывать. Автору большущая уважуха, было ооочень интересно!
@@Adatasusсовершенно правы! Россияне будут просто счастливы оказаться в совке и Северная Корея любимая страна. А то что там ни влево ни вправо, ни пёрдни это еще лучше!🤣🤣
I love the Il-62. For me this type is one of the sleekest planes ever built. Thank you VERRRRY MUCH for this prizeless document. It the first clip ever where I hear the wonderful engine sound in the cabin.
Снято по всем правилам Чучхе)) Чувствуется ветер перемен в Корее! Желаю народу Республики процветания,успеха и счастья! Автору спасибо за очень хороший контент!👍💥
Спасибо за видео, Виктор! Как будто в Минск слетал, так же чисто и поля не заросшие). Еще ностальгия от съёмок на улицах Пхеньяна, вспомнился местами фильм "Гостья из будущего". Хотя тщ майор не всё наверное разрешил снять, только то, что разрешено для иностранных туристов. Отель по-богатому выглядит. Ну и отдельное спасибо за полёт на Ил-62; если за техникой следить и ухаживать, то она всегда будет как новая.
Эх…самолет детства…летал в возрасте 5-6 лет на нем с родителями к бабушке, и еще тогда мне больше нравился Ил-62 чем ту -154, звуки возвращают в детство. Спасибо автору за полеты, в нынешнее время дорогих билетов получается летать только на вашем канале😊
In S.Korea, they have the Korean Air. Air Koryo and Korean Air actually have the same meaning in English as the word Koryo is the original pronounciation Korea.
Many years ago I travelled from Shannon to Moscow on the IL62. This beautiful video brought back happy memories. Amazed at the quality of the two airports. Also, not an obese person in sight. Well done and thank you.
Probably because the UN estimates that 45.5% of the population of North Korea was undernourished between 2020 and 2022. Nearly one in five children under the age of five in North Korea are stunted, which is a sign of chronic malnutrition. Interesting video, though.
Очень понравилось. На одном дыхании зашло. Нет дебильных комментариев и выводов сторонних. Просто картинка- сам смотри. С нетерпением жду продолжения. Подписался.
Awesome! This is a great episode! Thank you for taking us along. At 1:45 that looks like Soviet the ice breaker that came to Barrow Alaska to rescue the trapped whales, I'll have to dig out my photos and see if I can make out the name.
@@colyma все украинские геббельсы постоянно кричат про наёмников с Северной Кореи, только почему-то до сих пор их никто не видел. Как всегда украинцы врут. И убивать украинских фашистов - благое дело)))
Моментально перенеслась в детство - первый полет в жизни и на Ил 62. Звук двигателя,разгон,во время которого я,шестилетняя,вцепилась в подлокотники. Помню с места тоже было видно крыло. И снижение. По движению крыла все видно было ,и внутри тела все вверх, а крыло и самолет вниз. И так несколько раз. Я еще тогда при снижении подумала,что самолет " машет" крыльями как птица.
Город конечно очень атмосферный, сам не жил во времена СССР, точнее не помню совсем. Но съездить и посмотреть я бы не отказался. Автору респект за такой ролик!!!!
@subscribersubscriber2204 И что там экзотического? Выйдешь во Владивостоке, всё то же самое будет вокруг, как и на Донбассе. Та жа архитектура, те же улицы, даже природа не принципиально отличается и берег. Или ты про боевые действия? Ну кроме тех, кто родился в нулевые, все остальные в 90е почти поголовно жили в аналогичных местах по всему бывшему Союзу, от Армении до Киргизии. Т.е. для большинства никакой экзотики в этом нет, насмотрелись в своё время, да прожили аналогичное. Впрочем, не поддержу что Корея какая-то особая экзотика. В лично моём списке в основном на первых местах разные африканские страны, вот уже где экзотика. Природа и растения порой такие, что только успеваешь челюсть с пола поднимать. Ну и для тех, кто никогда не жил в Средней Азии, то ещё Афган. Прикольное и недооцененное место.
В Афганистане запретили женщинам разговаривать друг с другом ☹️ и никому нет дела. Ни ООН, ни всяким продажным женским организациям. Это же не интересно и не выгодно, а вот влезть в разборки между Россией и Украиной всем надо!
Спасибо за экскурсию! Как похорошел Север Кореи при Киме Третьем. Магазины забиты продуктами , а Владивостоку до таких дорог и троллейбусов еще очень далеко ).
Мне тоже повезло полетать почти на всех советских пассажирских самолётах кроме ил 62.Впечатления и воспоминания хорошие остались и живой.Хотя один 154 ый отправил на тот свет около 3500 тысяч пассажиров.
Claro que si hay gordos... uno solo, pero muy famoso !! Tampoco hay ancianos, excepto uno que tiene estatuas muy hermosas con las estatuas del padre y del abuelito. Es un paraiso de la juventud eterna.
I've never seen a man over 170cm tall while traveling in Thailand. And I realized it was a very dirty city and a country that was a drug offense. I don't want to visit again
This was a wonderful video. Despite the strict conditions you gave me a real feel for the city of Pyongyang. Seeing those lovely ladies was also a treat. Some real beauties there ❤!
Try it bro, you can ride the highest speed train for the first time in Southeast Asia. The highest speed is 350 kilometers per hour, the Indonesian fast train Jakarta - Bandung, the newest, most sophisticated in Southeast Asia, the first,.the way to the beautiful and comfortable and beautiful and cool and cool city of Bandung, thank you sis and bro..*,
Try it bro, you can ride the highest speed train for the first time in Southeast Asia. The highest speed is 350 kilometers per hour, the Indonesian fast train Jakarta - Bandung, the newest, most sophisticated in Southeast Asia, the first,.the way to the beautiful and comfortable and beautiful and cool and cool city of Bandung, thank you sis and bro..*,
Try it bro, you can ride the highest speed train for the first time in Southeast Asia. The highest speed is 350 kilometers per hour, the Indonesian fast train Jakarta - Bandung, the newest, most sophisticated in Southeast Asia, the first,.the way to the beautiful and comfortable and beautiful and cool and cool city of Bandung, thank you sis and bro..*,
Try it bro, you can ride the highest speed train for the first time in Southeast Asia. The highest speed is 350 kilometers per hour, the Indonesian fast train Jakarta - Bandung, the newest, most sophisticated in Southeast Asia, the first,.the way to the beautiful and comfortable and beautiful and cool and cool city of Bandung, thank you sis and bro..*,
Вот это неожиданное видео! Советский самолёт с таким родным из детства звуком двигателей, но при этом в ухоженном состоянии. Довольно современно выглядят новые улицы Пхеньяна, а так же очень чисто. Жирный лайк и хорошего отдыха!!! 👍
@@ВальдемарЕнотов вот именно, что санкции. А на счет того, что что-то купят... Сильно сомневаюсь. МС-21 в ближайшее время в серийное производство точно не пойдет. Су-перджеты тоже новые не производятся. Разве что у "России" бэушные. Но там с запчастями проблемы у них....
Try it bro, you can ride the highest speed train for the first time in Southeast Asia. The highest speed is 350 kilometers per hour, the Indonesian fast train Jakarta - Bandung, the newest, most sophisticated in Southeast Asia, the first,.the way to the beautiful and comfortable and beautiful and cool and cool city of Bandung, thank you sis and bro..*,
Try it bro, you can ride the highest speed train for the first time in Southeast Asia. The highest speed is 350 kilometers per hour, the Indonesian fast train Jakarta - Bandung, the newest, most sophisticated in Southeast Asia, the first,.the way to the beautiful and comfortable and beautiful and cool and cool city of Bandung, thank you sis and bro..*,
это как будто в детстве старый добрый СССР а также ил 62м и его магический звук 4 движков) посадка кстати на 5 с плюсом, командир Ли Сын Ман Хой, знает чертяка свое дело😊спасибо большое за видео , аффтар!)❤😊🎉
Повторения варианта ФРГ и ГДР быть не должно. Там американская зона оккупации, просто забрала советскую из за предателя Горбачева. Это было не объединение Германии, а оккупация и аннексия.
Very interesting video thank you. Reminded me being a passenger of the IL62 in 1970 with CSA (Czech airline) on asian routes. With no overhead luggage compartments like a bus or train, you don't want any turbulence...!
I have to do this too, even though I live in Vladivostok I am Russian and I can get a visa to Joseon, but $1,378 is a lot. The ferry to Donghae is 4 times cheaper (and I can already look for a place to stay and food in Hankооk, which they won't let you do in the NK)
This footage of daily life in Pynongyang is really interesting to compare with footage from just 10 years ago. I saw a few modern-looking buildings and sometimes a few modern foreign cars drove past, some electric scooters and electric bicycles with number plates on the front. I even saw a kid wearing a blue cap with the tiktok logo on it lol. You wouldn't be able to see that not too long ago.
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Царский лайк, спасибо!
Северная Корея кончено интересна, но я бы лучше в Южную ))))
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20년 전에 베이징공항에서 고려항공기 보고 놀랐던 기억이. 그때도 IL-62이었던 걸로 기억.
좋은 영상 공유해주셔서 감사.
Claro! En la novela *1947* el Hermano Grande no envejecia, y esa es la idea que siempre estara llena de alegria revolucionaria por los heroicos camaradas.
지금도 중국 공항 항공사 카운터 가면 고려항공 있습니다 ㅋㅋㅋ
동지여, 감사합니다. 남한 사람들이 모두 우리의 수도가 얼마나 문화적으로 놀라운지 깨닫는 것을 감사드립니다.
한국인인데 알고리즘이 이젠 북한 국적기까지 태워주네 ㅋㅋㅋ 희귀한 영상 감사합니다
한국인이라는 표현은 잘못된 표현이고. 남한사람이라고 해야지. 북한사람도 한국인임. 북한은 해외가 아니라 국내임. 북한이 외국이냐? 왜 자꾸 북한 관련된 일에 한국인 운운해대냐. 남한이라고 해야지.
한ː국, 韓國
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아시아 대륙 동북부의 한반도 및 그 부속 도서를 영토로 하는 국가. 고조선 이래 한민족이 세워 온 나라의 통칭으로, 1948년 남한과 북한으로 나뉨.
니 마음대로 자의적으로 해석하지 마라
@seoul_9584 ? 애초에 북한은 유튜브도 못하는데 한국인이라해도 상관없는거 아닌가요? 그냥 신기해서 댓글단건데 이런거에도 시비 걸리면 어디 댓글은 달겠나 ㅎㅎ..
@@seoul_9584 ㅋㅋ 너는 부모가 한국인이라고 하면 줘팰거냐? 별걸 가지고 트집잡네 틀븅딱련 ㅋ
@@seoul_9584느그매다 빨갱이야
@@seoul_9584 다른나라임요 ㅋㅋ 무슨 조선인민공화국이 대한민국하고 같은 나라인가 ㅋㅋ
제목을 한국어로 해 놔서 궁금했는데.. 이런 귀한 영상을 볼수 있게 해 주셨네요~ 감사합니다~
영어로 방송하고.
제목을 한국어로 해논게 아니라 한국어로 자동번역 돼서 그렇게 보인겁니다. 일본에서 보면 제목이 일본어로 보이고 프랑스에서 보면 프랑스어로 제목이 자동으로 번역돼서 뜸
根据你设定的语言来的。我看到的标题是中文
I am a South Korean. This video is very rare for South Koreans who cannot go to North Korea. I enjoyed it.
I am from Algeria. I love South Korea and North Korea. We want you to be friends and the problems between you will end because we love you together.
Что вам понравилось? Клише,сказка?
Да вы представление не имеете ,что такое этот режим поганый!!! Вы представление неимеете ,что такое вонючий ,поганый сссар!!!
Всех любителей комунизма ,я предлагаю засунуть в лагерь в Сибири ,Зимой ,на неделю- две!!!
Чтобы пожили там ,на нарах,пожрали баланды ,и лес бы повалили в -30!!!
Несколько раз посещал Южную Корею, а вот в Северную не тянет. Достаточно сообщений по телевидению Сеула.
Not only South Korea, the whole world has very little information about North Korea. I come from Vietnam, a country that was also divided by big countries like North Korea. But we have decided for ourselves the fate of our country.
@@АлександрАнтонов-щ1в показная обеспеченность , а по факту беднота , закрытый концлагерь , тоталитарный режим и монархия во славу Царя.. Страшно ! 😮😮😮
가장 최신 평양 분위기와 블라디보스톡을 파악할 수 있는 귀중한 영상입니다. 업로드해주셔서 정말 감사합니다!!!
You are not Korean, why do you fake you are Korean? I am just curious🤔
딱걸렸내... 댓글 공작 부대 북한정은이 노예 ㅋ 마!! 적당히 하고 탈북해서 자유찾아 한국으로 가라.
@악한본성을버리고착하 아쪼씨 뻔엮기 튀나요
Да не ужели?
@악한본성을버리고착하 AI generated Korean, it is unnatural
Wow. It makes me feel like I'm actually walking and traveling with you. Thanks for the great footage!!!
Даже не уловила момент, когда самолёт сел, это было так плавно 👍
Девушки - стюардессы очень милые ❤
Спасибо за путешествие!
비행기를 자세히 보면 '고려항공' 글씨 옆 고려항공 로고가 지워졌다가 새로 칠해진 모습을 볼 수 있음. 이전 로고는 로고에 있는 새의 날개 부분이 한반도 모양이었는데 남북 관계가 급속도로 안좋아지면서 날개 모양을 바꿈.
문재인이 다시 대한민국 대통령이 되었으면 좋겠다
와... 한반도가 보이네요.. ㅋㅋㅋㅋ
動画のアップロード、ありがとうございます。
普段はなかなか知ることができない平壌の様子を見ることができました。
とても貴重な映像です。
これからも頑張ってください。
日本・大阪より
朝鮮！！！これが朝鮮です！！！朝鮮！！！
와 대박이네요
이런 영상을 대한민국사람이 안방 침대에 누워서 보고 있네요
감사합니다
그러게요~
@@pulgacsi 지금이 있는 동안 즐기세요.🙂
@@anasevi9456무슨 의미?
반대로 생각하면 북한은 더 남한을 자세히 볼수있죠ㅋ
우리는 남부 사람들이 이제 우리 수도가 얼마나 놀라운지 깨닫게 되어 기쁩니다.
I'm South Korean and I used a translator. Thank you for uploading the video. I'm glad we got to see something we can't experience.
its the same story every video, from these stoooped tourists thinking they are the ONE to gain access :D they are just fat egos supporting the regime
В чем проблема объявите войну КНДР, а на завтра сдайтесь! И очень быстро испытаете! Или не очень хочется самому оказаться там, только по видео!?
You can travel in NK through Russia or China, don't you?
@@TheBobVova No, we can't. If we make a mistake at the border between China and North Korea, we may be caught by Chinese police. And Russia is currently a travel-ban country due to the war.
@@병규-e6j Travel-ban??
Russians are traveling in South Korea easily, but Koreans can't move into Russia? LOL
Flying Air Koryo is like flying a museum's airplane collection! Between 2012 and 2015, there was the Aeroexpress train between Vladivostok station and the airport. This was created for an APEC (Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation) summit in 2012. The Aeroexpress did not bring enough demand, running at the constant loss, due to a high fare and heavily auto-mobilized population, as well as facing competition from different bus routes. So it was shut down and replaced with the commuter train you rode with reduced cost and frequency to match the demand. Aeroexpress still exists providing services between Moscow rail terminals and Moscow airports. As Aeroexpress couldn't meet financial obligations of a contract with Stadler in 2016, they couldn't get all the ESh2 Eurasia (Russian gauge version of a Stadler KISS) trainsets they wanted, just 11 after renegotiation instead of 24. Four of these Aeroexpress trainsets ended up in Georgia.
As shown here, Pyongyang has a lot of transit! Before war in the 1950s, the city had trams but said tram system was destroyed during US air raids, so it built a new system from scratch. Before this system was built, trolleybus lines and a metro system were created. The trolleybus system first opened in 1962, with opening of a line from the Three Revolutions Exhibition at Ryonmot-dong to the Pyongyang railway station. Today, the system has 12 lines with a length of 56.6 km, serving Pyongyang and its suburbs. The Pyongyang Metro has two lines, the Chollima Line and the Hyŏksin Line, with the lines opening 1973 and 1978 respectively. This means the Pyongyang Metro opened one year before the Seoul Subway Line 1 did in 1974. The Pyongyang Metro is among the deepest metros in the world, with the track at over 110 meters (360 ft) deep underground. Due to the depth of the metro and the lack of outside segments, its stations can double as bomb shelters, with blast doors in place at hallways. Most of the 16 public stations were built in the 1970s, except for the two most grandiose stations, Puhŭng and Yŏnggwang, which were constructed in 1987. The Pyongyang Metro artwork is incredible too. Like Moscow and St. Petersburgh Metro stations, Pyongyang's stations have chandeliers too! At Yonggwang (Glory) station, its chandeliers represent the fireworks that celebrated the Koreans' victory, and the pillars are sculpted in the shape of victory torches. At Kwangbok (Liberation) station, there are murals showing scenes of the forest from which Kim Il-sung led guerrilla anti-Japanese attacks.
The trams finally opened in 1991 as a solution for overcrowded trolleybuses, with three lines, and the Kumsusan shuttle that connects Samhung station with the Kumsusan Palace of the Sun. The tram shuttle line opened in 1995 when the mausoleum opened, to replace the closed Kwangmyong station as the palace became a sacred site and as Kwangmyong was located below the mausoleum, it closed. A number of Tatra T4 trams and its trailer B4 were bought from Dresden, Magdeburg and Leipzig in 1997-1998, while the Kumsusan shuttle uses VBZ Be 4/4 Type Ib rolling stock from late 1940s that was retired from the Zurich network in 1994 on a gauge of 1,000 mm, different from the 1,435 mm gauge of the other lines. In 2008, the City Transportation Company of Prague sold 20 used T3s to Pyongyang. In August 2018, following the introduction of new trolleybuses and metro cars, new partially domestically-produced tram cars were introduced in Pyongyang for the first time in about twenty years. The bodies were manufactured by Pyongyang Bus Repair Factory and named Thongil-181, on the chassis of the Tatra KT8D5K. A ban on bikes was lifted in 1992, and now many people also bike alongside taking transit, and the government has built bike lanes and even introduced Ryomyong bikeshare.
What a video !
Flying on an Il62...that's quite an opportunity. I do remember a long while ago as a boomer seing the Aeroflot II62 in different airports among them Karachi .
And the pics of the streets of Pyongyang are quite fascinating .
Thank you for sharing such an exciting trip!
Congrats from Paris .
Terrible planes ! I flew several times by Aeroflot's 62's from Moscow to Mexico City in the late 80's. Loud, short hauled, there had to be refueling stop overs in Shannon, Ireland and in Havana, Cuba. But it was a cheap way to fly at that time.
@LocoMarioPL I do agree ...At this time Aeroflot was cheaper but with low standart service...in an other hand what an experience!
I was a frequent flyer on tne 80 and surely in better conditions on the majors western carriers as IB AF UTA LH BA BC AL etc etc
I flew the Tristar DC10 B747 B707 DC8 B727 Dc9 F27 even the Short on OA
Nice memory but I can't tell I flew the IL 62...or other soviet era carriers .
Это видео - безусловный безоговорочный успех Автора канала! Манера съемки, подачи материала и монтаж позволяют с головой окунуться в показанную реальность, увидеть нюансы и почувствовать всю атмосферу кадра! Спасибо 🙏 за то, что прокатил нас на Ильюше, за экскурсию, хотим еще 👍
Exakt meine Meinung. Ein wirklich fesselnder Reisebericht. Danke dafür aus Deutschland.
Ну, как, окунулся? Скоро тебя пуйло окунет с головой в инфляцию под 30% 😁
Fantastic, that antique IL-62 is a real beautiy - looks brand new! Even the hostesses that come with the plane are beauties! I noticed the vendor lady at the airport accepting the US dollar currency. Also, I saw people waving at you while you filmed.
I was also very pleasantly surprised by the condition of the aircraft's interior, it is simply excellent for its age.
Tourists can only pay in US dollars, euros and yuan.
elite zone , wakey wakey, they are all actors.
Wasn't shown here, but Vladivostok is known for having a "white elephant" bridge called the Russky Bridge. When it opened in 2012, it became the world's longest cable-stayed bridge, with a 1,104-meter (3,622-foot)-long central span. This was also created for the APEC summit, as it took place at the Far Eastern Federal University main campus on the island. This campus opened in 2013 after the summit, and houses 41,000 students. The bridge is considered a white elephant because back in 2007 when Putin wanted to host it in Vladivostok, he suggested at least 100 billion rubles would be required to prepare the city for the summit, which, at the time, was three times more than the provincial budget of Primorsky Krai as a whole. In 2012, the final cost was 1.1 billion dollars, for the built-in capacity of 50,000 cars per day, ten times the existing population of Russky Island at only 5,000 inhabitants, leading to severe under-usage. Vladivostok means 'Lord of the East' or 'Ruler of the East'. Chinese maps from the Yuan dynasty referred to Vladivostok as Yongmingcheng. In the Qing dynasty, the city was also known as 海參崴 or 'sea cucumber bay'. Shortly after the signing of the Treaty of Aigun between Qing China and the Russian Empire and affirmed by the Convention of Peking, the city was founded as a Russian military outpost in July 1860. In 1872, the main Russian naval base on the Pacific Ocean was transferred to the city, stimulating its growth. It is known as the Russian San Francisco, and it doesn't take long to see why with its hilly, coastal terrain! During World War I, Vladivostok was the chief Pacific entry port for military supplies and railway equipment sent to Russia from the United States. After the outbreak of the Russian Revolution in 1917, Vladivostok was occupied in 1918 by foreign, mostly Japanese, troops, the last of whom were not withdrawn until 1922. Vladivostok's trams first began in 1912. In 1991, the total length achieved 18.4 km (11.4 mi), but all lines except one entirely on reserved track alongside roads, were abandoned by 2010. Its funicular opened in 1962, connecting the streets of Puskinskaya and Sukhanov with two cable cars that run up and down Orlinaya (Eagle) Hill. The funicular is 183 meters long,
During the Soviet period, Vladivostok remained the home of the Pacific Fleet, which was greatly enlarged in the decades after World War II. By the decree of the Council of Ministers of the Soviet Union "Issues of the Fifth Navy" dated August 11, 1951, a special regime was introduced in Vladivostok (it began to operate on January 1, 1952). The city was closed to foreigners. It was planned to remove from Vladivostok not only foreign consulates, but also the merchant and fish fleet and transfer all regional authorities to Voroshilov (now Ussuriysk). However, these plans were not implemented. During the years of the Khrushchev Thaw, Vladivostok received special attention from state authorities. In 1954, Nikita Khrushchev visited the city for the first time to finally decide whether to secure the status of a closed naval base for him. It was noted that at that time the urban infrastructure was in a deplorable state. In 1959, Khrushchev visited the city again. The result was a decision on the accelerated development of the city, which was formalized by the decree of the Council of Ministers of the Soviet Union on January 18, 1960. During the 1960s, a new tram line was built, trolleybuses were launched, the city became a huge construction site with residential neighborhoods being built on the outskirts, and new buildings for public and civil purposes were built in the center. In 1974, Gerald Ford paid an official visit to Vladivostok. In 1991, Boris Yeltsin signed decree No. 123 "On the opening of Vladivostok for visiting by foreign citizens", which entered into force on January 1, 1992, ending Vladivostok's status as a closed city. The industrial base of Vladivostok was much diversified during the Soviet period. In addition to large ship-repair yards, there are railway workshops and a plant for the manufacture of mining equipment. Light industry includes instrument and radio factories, timberworking enterprises (notably those producing furniture and veneer), a chinaware works, and manufacturers of pharmaceutical products. Food industries-principally the processing of fish and meat and flour milling-and the building industry (prefabricated building panels) are important
세상좋아졌네
유튜브로 북한길거리도 다볼수있고😂😂😂
그렇습니다, 동지 여러분, 그리고 우리의 거리는 깨끗하고 혁명 정신으로 가득합니다. 기업 광고도 없고, 서양이나 아시아 도시처럼 고속도로에서 나오는 오염도 없습니다. 아름다운 기념물, 사람들, 문화, 소련에서 영감을 받은 교통수단의 분위기만 있을 뿐입니다.
Отличный формат, с упором на технику, но при этом и страну раскрываете. Понравилось. Уважаемый автор , спасибо, вы молодец
в центре столицы страну не раскрыть, хотя и тут видно худых людей, шагающих по ухуяренной брусчатке. Что происходит в селах - машины на дровах.
Thank you for reporting on your trip to Pyongyang. I often watch your films. This one is special because you showed a bit of the real Korea. People are the same all over the world, they are curious about each other, they want friendship and contacts with each other regardless of nationality, language or culture. Unfortunately, politicians of all stripes stubbornly prevent them from doing so, rebelling against each other, pitting one against the other, lying. They simply prevent all people in all countries from living normally. And yet we, ordinary people, are the same everywhere. We have the same feelings, desires, we are happy or sad in the same way. We feel pain or joy in the same way. I would also like to go to North Korea someday. I know that full sightseeing is limited, but that is good too. I will also tell you that I have a sentiment for Russian-made aircraft. I was in the air for the first time thanks to the Antonov 24W of Polish Airlines. Then there were Tupolev Tu 134A and Tu 154M. I was lucky enough to fly the IL 62M before our airline LOT replaced its entire fleet with Western aircraft. Unfortunately, I never had the chance to use the services of the Ilyushin IL 18. Too bad. Congratulations on an interesting channel.
Thank you for the kind words, dear friend from Poland. Capitalism is the main problem of the modern World. Capitalism was once a progressive system, but it has not been so in recent decades. The ideology of private property enriches the owners of capital, and for ordinary citizens of the world it brings exploitation, poverty, and wars.
Jesteś z Polski ? Ty ćwoku chyba inny film oglądałeś trolu *dolony.
of course the two IL62 that did not quite make it.
Pozdrawiam pan Jacek.Fajne pan napisał.
@liudmilakomarova2741 Pozdrawiam serdecznie! 👋
During the period of Japanese rule, two airports were built in Pyongyang. Pyongyang Air Base was built by the Empire of Japan in the 1940s and remained in use until the 1950s. A second airport, Mirim Airport, was also built by the forces of the empire of Japan in the 1940s, east of the Taedong River. However, after World War II there was a need for a newer airport, and Sunan Airfield was built. Mirim Airport survived as a military airfield, and Pyongyang Air Base was re-developed for government use and for housing. During the Korean War, the airport was occupied by United Nations forces for seven weeks in late 1950, when the forces flew large amounts of supplies to Sunan. In May 1953, the airport was inundated when the US Air Force bombed Toksan Dam, which held the Potong River's water 20 miles north of Pyongyang. During the 1989 13th World Festival of Youth and Students held in Pyongyang, a temporary terminal building was built specifically to accommodate the arrival of the festival’s international attendees, 22,000 people from 177 countries. By early 2012, the airport's old terminal was demolished as it was deemed too small and outdated, and so two new terminals were built. The domestic Terminal 1 in 2016 and international Terminal 2 in 2015. In September 2017, the DPRK fired a Hwasong-12 missile from the airport. The missile travelled 3,700 kilometers (2,300 miles) and reached a maximum height of 770 kilometers (480 mi).
Kim Il Sung Square is the "kilometer zero" of the DPRK from where all national road distances are measured. It is similar in form and design to the Tiananmen Square in Beijing and is used for the same purposes, but it is architecturally more refined with its dramatic riverside setting. The biggest building of the square is the Great People's Study House which houses 30 million books and was built as the "center for the project of intellectualizing the whole of society and a sanctuary of learning for the entire people." The Juche Tower across the river from the square rivals the Washington Monument in Washington, DC. The Juche Tower measures 558 feet/170 m while the Washington Monument measures 555 feet/169 m. It opened in 1982 to commemorate Kim Il-sung's 70th birthday. It contains 25,550 blocks, one block for each day of Kim Il-sung's life up until that point. Almost all cities in the DPRK have one primary central square, often the site of a monument, a revolutionary museum, a children's traffic park (where kids learn to drive in mini cars), or other significant buildings that either political or cultural. DPRK urban-planning also includes limited urban sprawl, as new developments in DPRK cities tend to take the place of older areas of the city, rather than building new developments further out. In Pyongyang, this is the case with the developments of Mirae (Future) Scientists Street in 2015, Changjon Street in 2012, Songhwa Street in 2022, Hwasong Street in 2024, and Ryomyong (Dawn) Street in 2023. Micro-districts are made up of residences alongside their supporting amenities like public spaces, offices, shops, and schools. A key aspect is both the equality of the residential buildings and the encouragement of people to spend more time in the community, hence the focus on parks and playgrounds
As shown here by the people rehearsing, the DPRK is famous for its mass dances during holidays. Mass dances are held on national holidays such as Victory Day, Liberation Day, and National Day. The birthdays of Kim Il Sung and Kim Jong Il are considered holidays as well. Not to be mistaken with the much larger mass games (held at the Rungrado 1st of May Stadium), the mass dances happen in towns and cities across the country. In Pyongyang, mass dances are often held at the Party Foundation monument, Arch of Triumph, outside the Pyongyang Gymnasium/Indoor stadium, and in Kim Il Sung Square. The river that goes through Pyongyang is the Taedong. The river is 439 km or 272.7 mi in length, and is generally deep. It is the fifth-longest river on the Korean peninsula. In 1986, the DPRK government completed the 8-km-long West Sea Barrage, with three locks and 36 sluices, at the mouth of the Taedong near Namp'o. The dam acts to control floodwater, preventing seawater intrusion into the fresh water, thus solving the water supply problem, and to irrigate lands newly reclaimed from the Korea Gulf. It allows the passage of ships up to 50,000 tons. The General Sherman incident took place on the Taedong in 1866. Just like it did with Japan when it closed its country, the US also tried doing the same with the then Joseon dynasty in Korea. In what became known as the General Sherman incident, the General Sherman entered the Taedong with goods purchased from Tientsin in 1866. They stopped at Keupsa Gate where the crew met Koreans. The Koreans refused all trade offers, but told the crew to wait at the gate while higher government officials were contacted. The captain didn't listen, and continued heading up river towards Pyongyang. The ship proceeded to attack anyone who tried to stop it. This was when it was decided to attack the ship. It was finally destroyed after being fought over for several days.
Пилоты❤ Наша школа! Как любимую женщину, на руках, мягенько) Не шатает, не дергает, не прыгает...... И любимый звук двигателей,.. Таких, какие только у Ил 62❤ Спасибо Вам до неба за это видео!)
да да, пилоты других стран не умеют летать
@@A_P___Страдаешь недержанием? Была оценка профессионализма пилотов, который на очень высоком уровне. Пилоты других стран не обсуждались.
Такие же двигатели (Д-30КУ) только другой модификации применяются на Ил-76 (Д-30КП)и Ту-154м (Д-30КУ-154). С тем же звуком 🤔😁
@Dmitry_K-73rgn и Ил 96).
@@tatyanadomnitskaya114 на Ил-96 установлены ПС-90, как на Ту-204/214 и Ил-76МД-90А. Это "немного" другие двигатели. Как и устанавливающиеся ранее НК 8-2 на Ту-154/154а/154б, НК 8-4 на Ил-62 без М и НК 8-6 на Ил-86. Соответственно и звук другой... 🤔
Отличное видео! Самолёт супер! Я требую продолжения банкета в Северной Корее, как и все остальные новерное.
Кто со мной согласен жмите лайк моему коментарию😊
Продолжение следует...
В чём супер самолёта, алё?? Ему уже 45 лет, устаревшая, ржавая лоханка.
Деревянная будка на улице, с дыркой в полу супер !
Amazing video. I can't believe one can still fly on an IL62 in such good condition. A dream. Thanks for showing us the city of Pyongyang. Best regards from Sydney Australia.
Отличный самолёт. Он у Путина запасной, если Ил 96 не сможет, то всегда есть ил 62 или ту 214
@@ЕлизаветаКузнецова-б2бедва ли...
😂😂 Запасной у путлера только чемоданчик @@ЕлизаветаКузнецова-б2б
@@РустамКарабасов Путлер-это твой партнер-глиномес.
@@ЕлизаветаКузнецова-б2бне, Ил-62 по-моему какому-то отдельному ведомству подчининяется и Путин на нём не летает
Видео очень понравилось. Я люблю видео без всяких комментариев, настоящие звуки и пояснительные субтитры. Это супер. Вроде такое видео в спорте называется интершум. Это первое видео на вашем канале которое я посмотрел. Посмотрю ещё. Спасибо.
ИЛ-62, 45 лет. Настоящая живая Легенда, один только звук двигателей в номинальном режиме это просто наслаждение. Завидую автору видео)
Ил 62 - погружение в прошлое)) Первый и единственный раз летал на нем в свою первую поездку заграницу. Рейс Москва - Монреаль. 1990 год. Еще был СССР.Выездные визы и все дела. летели в экономе 10 часов, а время пролетело, как один миг. Слишком было волнительно было первый раз выехать зарубеж. Да еще сразу в Канаду! Это была командировка. Через две недели вернулись на нем же. Прекрасный самолёт.
Я был в Ил-62 правительственный отряд 223 ,там лучше чем в СВ вагоны,все под красное дерево сделано ,при Хрущеве еще было сделано.
В 90-м году ещё были выездные визы?!
@@dmitriinikolaev917 Да, до распада СССР в 1991 году.
Ну и как Канада? Я в Штатах был в 2011 в Нью Йорке, Чикаго и Детройте. Вот это тема, лучше чем в России в миллион раз
un avion "merveilleux"! surtout très bruyant. un personnel soviétique (1979) exécrable et impoli... mais c'était l'URSS
What a sound gave me goosebumps. The condition of the machine is incredibly good.
Looks like new and well maintained.
Old rusty crap
Where's the rust ? That plane is well maintained than a brand new Boeing 737 Max
Thank you very much to share those precious video , lot of change in Pyongyang. You give us a new look to it. Please keep going.
Офигеть... !!! смотрел на скорости 0,5. Да.. они с другой планеты. Огромное спасибо за видео. И поздравляем с 500 видео. Это - Круто !!!.
Это был пятисотый полёт, а видео у меня меньше.
Скоро будем с одной планеты - межгалактическая орда 😂😂😂😂
@@poletme Видео тоже крутые есть. У нас в архив скачены - теплоход якутск и бабочки в южном порту каком-то. корею тоже скачаем.
Не ужели на борту разрешено снимать, и телефон не отняли?А стюардессы плохо научились говорить по-русски.
Спасибо автору за видео, не перегруженное болтовнёй!))) Все четко снято, субтитрами прокомментировано. Просто супер!
А за Илюшу отдельное СПАСИБО!
скоро вы на коврах самолётах летать будите холопы руснявые
Visiting the DPRK and flying a classic Soviet airliner are both things at the very top of my bucketlist that I know I will likely never get to do, very jeleous of you! Awesome video as usual, keep it up :)
Приезжайте и летите, всё будет нормально. Люди везде позитивные. Не верьте новостям
“Jeleous”? Please don’t be!
Народ, это тоже комментарий канала, думайте
@@ruisiauto he want to support the regime, and tell people how fantastic kim is :D what a fella!
Зато вы можете побывать в остальном мире, а мы нет.
Что лучше...
Спасибо Вам за интересный неторопливый видос, без политики и излишних комментов!
Подписка!
55:00 - думал пиво, пригляделся -мороженое.
Спасибо! 😁👍
Feeling very privileged to get so many interesting glimpses of everyday life in Pyongyang. I'm feeling the culture shock and expect that this video will be the only opportunity I will ever have of getting a feel for this place. Thank you for this truly monumental vision of a very different normality of everyday life in such an isolated nation. Excellent work. Greetings from Melbourne, Australia.
Чем собственно эта "реальность" так сильно отличается от вашей реальности? Эти люди не инопланетяне, у них не две головы и ходят они не на руках, они просто живут под санкциями.
А отличие их жизни от вашей (по крайней мере внешне) сводится всего лишь к некоторым нюансам. И это вы называете "иной реальностью"? Мне просто смешно,ей Богу! Ваш комментарий вот это действительно "иная реальность". Он показывает насколько сильно даже самые мелкие отличия дистанцируют вас от "иных" людей моментально переводя их в разряд "живущих в иной реальности". Мне даже как то стыдно за вас и весь ваш гребаный "западный мир". Всех кто на вас хоть чем то не похож вы моментально записываете в разряд "макак" живущих в зоопарках. Вы готовы глазеть на них смакуя каждую мелкую ерунду которая чем то отличается от вашей, хотя на самом деле смотреть и удивляться там особенно не на что.
seems like the only opportunity :D come on man wake up
@@OLEG-gt2yt Me thinks thou dost protest too much.
@@OLEG-gt2ytУ вас что-то болит или вы всегда такой желчный и угрюмый? Человек из Австралии оставил приветливый и позитивный отзыв, ничего плохого про Северную Корею не сказал, чтобы вы так на него набросились. Эта страна действительно особенная, и у многих нет возможности там побывать. Что тут такого возмутительного? Кстати, на русском тоже есть комментарии про то, что это «экзотика, так экзотика». Почему вы не напали тоже на автора этих слов? У наших земляков, по вашему, тоже всё не так с восприятием реальности? Значит только вы, Олег, один на свете такой умный-разумный. А нам, всем остальным, не повезло. Только вот от такого большого ума у вас дурной характер стал. Хорошего вам настроения!
@@OLEG-gt2yt Живу в наиближайшем Подмосковье. Для меня увиденное - это тоже другая реальность. Абсолютно! И санкции тут ни при чём.
Wow... incredible luck to get to fly on the Ilyushin 62! So interesting seeing what Pyongyang looks like today. Thanl-you!
Thanks Mikey!
I love watching your travels with special experiences of different destinations. This is the first time I have seen people doing their daily routines in such a realistic way from Pyonyang daily life, from a tourist camera. They are really eating, drinking, shopping, going home, waiting for their friends. Pyonyang life has changed a lot compared to the old videos. Instead of people who used to turn their heads away when they saw a camera while waiting for the bus after work, or who quickly walked away without looking when they saw a stranger, I saw people who were laughing while chatting, and who had a daily smile on their faces instead of an artificial smile. Unlike documentary videos where these people are shown as robotic people, they are really people.
Exactely and the street are clean and well maintained...the environment is safe...much better than what you see travelling from CDG Airport to Paris !!
Well then move there.
🤡 @@unabhangigenachrichtensh7296
@@unabhangigenachrichtensh7296, what totally foolish and ignorant comment! Your kind never appreciates anything and never learns! You're pathetic!
@@danielgallandat4376 in 2weeks i am at paris airport hope not so bad than german airports
이런 영상을 볼수 있어 너무도 고맙습나다.
저는 거리에 간판도 읽을수 있고 승무원의 말도 모두 알듣습니다. 저는 저 곳이 어떤 곳인지 알고 있어요.
제일 먼저 행인들의 체형을 보았는데 비만은
없는것 같습니다.
노두 다이어트에 성공한것 같습니다.😊
한글 틀리는 거보니 한국인 아니죠?
애초에 정일이랑 그 딸빼고 비만이 될 수가 없는 나라인데 왠 다이어트?
@minmin-kz9rr 모두 니 탓이다🥊
Виктор, мелодия в начале роликов очень заходит - визитная карточка вашего канала. 😊
Понравился голос и звучание бортпроводницы. Очень интересный акцент и приятный голос, тембр и дикция😊
This a great video, the best I have seen filmed in North Korea. No commentary and no music is so good.
Спасибо!
Holy moly! The Il-62 and a glance on North Korean life in one video. That's what I call an extremely exclusive content.
Excellent reporting, many thanks. Incredible transformation over the years: Pyongyang looks like a cool city. Very interesting.
Alles wunderbar sauber bei Ihnen . Das schönste Flugzeug dieser Erde, nach der Tu 144 . Vielen Dank für das Video. Viele Grüße aus Deutschland.
Alles alter Schrott
Geistig verwirrt???? Wenn du es so toll findest, zieh doch nach Nord Korea.
@@unabhangigenachrichtensh7296 Alt schon, aber kein Schrott,
Oder würdest du den Mecedes 300 SL aus den 60ern auch als Schrott bezeichnen ?
Interessantes Video. Wie komme ich von Deutschland nach Wladiwostock? Vielleicht schaffe ich es ja noch mal. Ist jetzt natürlich noch schwieriger als ohnehin schon. Warum Schrott? Gibt es eine Begründung für diese Aussage? Ich kann es nicht beurteilen, habe keine Ahnung davon. Sicher nicht auf dem neuesten Stand. Das ist richtig. Nordkorea ist sanktioniert und kann oder darf wohl keine Flugzeuge kaufen.
@@Jack-bz7vq Nach Wladiwostok
konne man vor einiger Zeit mit der Transsibirischen Eisenbahn fahren. Sicher schon ein Erlebnis.
Dann nach PyönJang, mit der IL62 das währe die Krönung des machbaren.
Great video, thanks for sharing with the “western world”. We don’t get to see this very often. Looks like a beautiful city!
Western world is a label created by the ruling class to stop ordinary people from developing international class solidarity.
Try it bro, you can ride the highest speed train for the first time in Southeast Asia. The highest speed is 350 kilometers per hour, the Indonesian fast train Jakarta - Bandung, the newest, most sophisticated in Southeast Asia, the first,.the way to the beautiful and comfortable and beautiful and cool and cool city of Bandung, thank you sis and bro..*,
Try it bro, you can ride the highest speed train for the first time in Southeast Asia. The highest speed is 350 kilometers per hour, the Indonesian fast train Jakarta - Bandung, the newest, most sophisticated in Southeast Asia, the first,.the way to the beautiful and comfortable and beautiful and cool and cool city of Bandung, thank you sis and bro..*,
@@ocshaljufrian6109 stop spamming
Мне не хватило просмотра, я с первых минут окунулся в эту атмосферу Владивостока и час пролетел! Видео отличное без комментариев, как буд то сам снимаешь ))))))))) СПАСИБО! Кстати взлет огонь, как и посадка !
평양의 모습이 생각보다 잘 정돈 되어있고 깔끔하네요 그러면서도 약간의 이질감도 있구요.. 한국인들에겐 항상 그들의 생활이 궁금했는데 좋은 영상 공유해주셔서 감사합니다.
외국인들이 평양만 가니..
한국인이 아니라 남한사람이라고 해야지. 왜 자꾸 한국인이라고 하냐? 북한사람도 한국인인데?
북한이 해외냐? 해외가 아니라 국내지.
@@seoul_9584 빨갱아 조용히해.ㅋㅋ ㅁㅊ놈인가 이거? ㅋㅋ
@@seoul_9584 해외죠. 둘 다 유엔 가입국인데.
@@seoul_9584 소설을 써라 아주 무슨 행정, 사법.,군사,치안 한개도 미치는게 없는데 국내 이지랄
А у меня разблокировалось воспоминание из детства, когда я чашечки в самолете увидел. Даже вкус "Буратино" вспомнился! Летал с мамой в Сумгаит. 1988 год.
Аналогично. Тоже из детства, и тоже "Буратино". Только мне вспомнился фильм про Буратино: люди на площади танцуют в точности, как куклы для Карабаса-Барабаса.
Офигенски!! Во-первых, спасибо за полёт на ИЛ-62 - единственный раз в жизни летел на нём ребёнком из Ливии в Москву в 1982 году (отец был в командировке с семьей). Во-вторых, с дурацкой улыбкой залип на показе города. Словно вернулся в детство. Чем-то на Союз похоже. Отсутствие рекламы сейчас конечно сильно удивляет) Да просто интересно было посмотреть на людей-северокорейцев. Вот бы самому там побывать. Автору большущая уважуха, было ооочень интересно!
Да не переживай. Скоро все там будем: и в союзе, и в корее, и без рекламы.
Брысь😂😂😂
@@Adatasusсовершенно правы! Россияне будут просто счастливы оказаться в совке и Северная Корея любимая страна. А то что там ни влево ни вправо, ни пёрдни это еще лучше!🤣🤣
@@tatianakriger2842bednie koreyzi, i teper tosche na voyne, kotoraja nikomu nenuschna. Net Diktatoram
Russkie teper v Koreju😮
I love the Il-62. For me this type is one of the sleekest planes ever built. Thank you VERRRRY MUCH for this prizeless document. It the first clip ever where I hear the wonderful engine sound in the cabin.
Pura elegancia rancia de los mejores museos aereonauticos... Seguro que te gustaria tambien el delicado ronrroneo de los motores del Tu-114
Have you never seen the Vickers super VC-10 the Il-62 was copied from?
Снято по всем правилам Чучхе)) Чувствуется ветер перемен в Корее! Желаю народу Республики процветания,успеха и счастья! Автору спасибо за очень хороший контент!👍💥
А что это за "правила Чучхе"?:)
@Андрей-у7с8и Не снято не чего запрещённого)
@@Андрей-у7с8искоро на себе испытаем.
@@БорисВетров-л8б автор коммента - дуб. Чучхе это не "правила" а идеи или учение написанное дедушкой Ким Ир Сеном.
Спасибо за видео, Виктор! Как будто в Минск слетал, так же чисто и поля не заросшие). Еще ностальгия от съёмок на улицах Пхеньяна, вспомнился местами фильм "Гостья из будущего". Хотя тщ майор не всё наверное разрешил снять, только то, что разрешено для иностранных туристов. Отель по-богатому выглядит. Ну и отдельное спасибо за полёт на Ил-62; если за техникой следить и ухаживать, то она всегда будет как новая.
Эх…самолет детства…летал в возрасте 5-6 лет на нем с родителями к бабушке, и еще тогда мне больше нравился Ил-62 чем ту -154, звуки возвращают в детство. Спасибо автору за полеты, в нынешнее время дорогих билетов получается летать только на вашем канале😊
😂😅😅😅😢😢
In S.Korea, they have the Korean Air. Air Koryo and Korean Air actually have the same meaning in English as the word Koryo is the original pronounciation Korea.
поздравляю с 500-м видео!
судя по репетиции, их день партии проходит веселее нашего, во времена моего детства.)))
Wonderful that they are still operating the legendary IL-62! The feel and sound of these old jets is just amazing!
horrible, and people supporting it are even worse. you support death to innocent and slavery.
HOW OLD IS THIS JET?
Countries only operate archaic jets for one reason. They can't afford anything better.
@@yuuuusan 50 60 лет
Yes!!! It sounds amazing
Many years ago I travelled from Shannon to Moscow on the IL62. This beautiful video brought back happy memories. Amazed at the quality of the two airports. Also, not an obese person in sight. Well done and thank you.
Probably because the UN estimates that 45.5% of the population of North Korea was undernourished between 2020 and 2022. Nearly one in five children under the age of five in North Korea are stunted, which is a sign of chronic malnutrition.
Interesting video, though.
Ха, вы ещё скажите, что и в России не доедали, ведь там тоже мало толстых! Хотя в С.Корее был неурожай и недоедание было. Но им помогал Китай.
@@ElenaLink I had plenty to eat in Russia in all my visits and perhaps a little to much to drink😂
The leader has blessed us with another beautiful day.
Thank you, comrade
Очень понравилось. На одном дыхании зашло. Нет дебильных комментариев и выводов сторонних. Просто картинка- сам смотри. С нетерпением жду продолжения. Подписался.
Или всю дорогу чья-то рожа на экране как будто радио смотришь
@@ЕвстафийЕвлампиевич
Да! Хорошо, что такой рожи здесь нет! 😁👍
Красиво! Стюардессы милахи! Самолет легендарен! Спасибо вам за съёмку!❤
I'm watching your video. Wonderful 👍. I like Russian and his people. Greetings from Cali Colombia South America 😊❤
Awesome! This is a great episode! Thank you for taking us along. At 1:45 that looks like Soviet the ice breaker that came to Barrow Alaska to rescue the trapped whales, I'll have to dig out my photos and see if I can make out the name.
Авиатор, поздравляю с 200'000 подписчиками!!!🎉🎉🎉
Что-то проглядел я это эпохальное событие!!!😅😅😅
Спасибо!
항공기에 관심많은 대한민국 사람인데 귀한 영상이네요. 생생한 북한 현지 모습을 볼수 있게 해주셔서 감사해요.
@@io_metre Конечно, они южнокорейские. У северокорейцев почти нет доступа к интернету
Thank you for sharing the video with the world. Seeing the daily life style of NK was very interesting indeed. Спасибо
@@io_metreон прямо написал что он из Тэханмингук/Южная Корея
@@io_metreпросто Гугл перевод переводит и Чосон и Теханмингук одинаково - Корея
@@colyma все украинские геббельсы постоянно кричат про наёмников с Северной Кореи, только почему-то до сих пор их никто не видел.
Как всегда украинцы врут.
И убивать украинских фашистов - благое дело)))
Моментально перенеслась в детство - первый полет в жизни и на Ил 62. Звук двигателя,разгон,во время которого я,шестилетняя,вцепилась в подлокотники. Помню с места тоже было видно крыло. И снижение. По движению крыла все видно было ,и внутри тела все вверх, а крыло и самолет вниз. И так несколько раз. Я еще тогда при снижении подумала,что самолет " машет" крыльями как птица.
Это вы не летали на Ту 134 вот кто "машет крылами" ,словно эпилептик , жуть. А в 62-ке "скуШно": взлетел,отстегнулся...и заснул!
@Валера-й7й5в нет)) все детство Ил - 62 или Ту- 154. Наверное,из Хабаровска до Москвы только они и летали.
와 대박이네~앉아서 이영상보니~평양모습 처음보네~~영상에
감사합니다
Город конечно очень атмосферный, сам не жил во времена СССР, точнее не помню совсем. Но съездить и посмотреть я бы не отказался. Автору респект за такой ролик!!!!
перебухал бы, начудил и домой уже бы не вернулся
@@aaoo7485 ты явно перебухал, раз тратишь свою короткую жизнь на то, чтобы гадить в комментариях.
@@aaoo7485а может нужно быть достаточно умным, чтобы подобным не заниматься?
@@jeansmith-v9b😂
Я считаю этот маршрут самым экзотическим из всех куда можно попасть из России❤
Самый экзотический Донбасс
@subscribersubscriber2204 И что там экзотического? Выйдешь во Владивостоке, всё то же самое будет вокруг, как и на Донбассе. Та жа архитектура, те же улицы, даже природа не принципиально отличается и берег.
Или ты про боевые действия? Ну кроме тех, кто родился в нулевые, все остальные в 90е почти поголовно жили в аналогичных местах по всему бывшему Союзу, от Армении до Киргизии. Т.е. для большинства никакой экзотики в этом нет, насмотрелись в своё время, да прожили аналогичное.
Впрочем, не поддержу что Корея какая-то особая экзотика. В лично моём списке в основном на первых местах разные африканские страны, вот уже где экзотика. Природа и растения порой такие, что только успеваешь челюсть с пола поднимать. Ну и для тех, кто никогда не жил в Средней Азии, то ещё Афган. Прикольное и недооцененное место.
это точно... дикарей дальше не пускают
В Афганистане запретили женщинам разговаривать друг с другом ☹️ и никому нет дела. Ни ООН, ни всяким продажным женским организациям. Это же не интересно и не выгодно, а вот влезть в разборки между Россией и Украиной всем надо!
Те страны, которые мы заслужили
It was great to see all this .
Thank you very much for a beautiful video .
Lots of love for you from Pakistan .
Спасибо за экскурсию! Как похорошел Север Кореи при Киме Третьем. Магазины забиты продуктами , а Владивостоку до таких дорог и троллейбусов еще очень далеко ).
Ich bin Tu 134, Tu 154, Jak 42 und Ilhushin 62 geflogen und bin noch am Leben. Es waren perfekt Flüge. 👍
Мне тоже повезло полетать почти на всех советских пассажирских самолётах кроме ил 62.Впечатления и воспоминания хорошие остались и живой.Хотя один 154 ый отправил на тот свет около 3500 тысяч пассажиров.
@@ЛеонидАфанасьев-е1й А сколько отправил Боинг?
@@vladimirsoldatov9803на начало 21 года 5562 человек.Боинг-737
@@vladimirsoldatov9803 Если сравнивать по налёту часов то в 55 раз меньше.
@@ЛеонидАфанасьев-е1й При чём здесь налёт часов? Дурь!
The sound of the engines starting up is magical. Goosebumps!
@@TheMotorick the sound of a deprived nation and massive human right breaches, international crime and war mongering.
а знаешь как классно он звучит, когда падает носом в землю)))
@@wladekpolak4354Ну ты
точно знаешь как он
звучит, безголовые все
знают.
@@ВладимирАндрон-н3х изгой, подобный хлам, это твое настоящее, даже не будущее, готовься и не забудь пристегнуть ремни)))
Finde es eher unangenehm! Unsere Flieger sind da um Welten besser!
спасибо отличное интересное видео!! супер лайк за ИЛ-62 !!!!!
ฉันตื่นเต้นที่ได้เห็นเมืองที่สะอาดเรียบร้อยมากฉันสังเกตดูผู้คนทีเ่ปียงยางจะไม่เห็นคนอ้วนเลย ฉันโชคดีที่ได้ชมวีดีโอนี้. ฉันอยากไปเยือนที่นั่นสักครั้ง รักจากประเทศไทย
Толстый там только Ким Чен Ын.Ест за всех😅.Остальные недоедают.
Wladza dba o sylwetki obywateli😂
@@everton_kh как на Украине, только там Зеленский всех ест
Claro que si hay gordos... uno solo, pero muy famoso !! Tampoco hay ancianos, excepto uno que tiene estatuas muy hermosas con las estatuas del padre y del abuelito. Es un paraiso de la juventud eterna.
I've never seen a man over 170cm tall while traveling in Thailand. And I realized it was a very dirty city and a country that was a drug offense. I don't want to visit again
This was a wonderful video. Despite the strict conditions you gave me a real feel for the city of Pyongyang. Seeing those lovely ladies was also a treat. Some real beauties there ❤!
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Try it bro, you can ride the highest speed train for the first time in Southeast Asia. The highest speed is 350 kilometers per hour, the Indonesian fast train Jakarta - Bandung, the newest, most sophisticated in Southeast Asia, the first,.the way to the beautiful and comfortable and beautiful and cool and cool city of Bandung, thank you sis and bro..*,
Thank you so much for sharing! The IL-62 in such a great condition is a cherry on the cake of such a great video about North Korea.
The best footage ive seen from DPRK! Maybe the Russian tours are more chilled. Very ordered society.
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Try it bro, you can ride the highest speed train for the first time in Southeast Asia. The highest speed is 350 kilometers per hour, the Indonesian fast train Jakarta - Bandung, the newest, most sophisticated in Southeast Asia, the first,.the way to the beautiful and comfortable and beautiful and cool and cool city of Bandung, thank you sis and bro..*,
Спасибо вам большое за видео ❤ Будто сама побывала в увлекательном путешествии ✈️❤️🇰🇷
The flag is wrong
Вот это неожиданное видео! Советский самолёт с таким родным из детства звуком двигателей, но при этом в ухоженном состоянии. Довольно современно выглядят новые улицы Пхеньяна, а так же очень чисто. Жирный лайк и хорошего отдыха!!! 👍
Да уж... Не от хорошей жизни они на старинных советских самолетах вынуждены летать.
@@Johny570 ой, да ладно. Летали бы на современных, но санкции. Надеюсь на туризме сейчас заработают и купят новые МС-21 и Суперджет.
@@ВальдемарЕнотов вот именно, что санкции. А на счет того, что что-то купят... Сильно сомневаюсь. МС-21 в ближайшее время в серийное производство точно не пойдет. Су-перджеты тоже новые не производятся. Разве что у "России" бэушные. Но там с запчастями проблемы у них....
Довольно современно выглядят ? Ты из какой современности входишь в эфир ?
@@Johny570 вполне могут закупить Ту-214.
Я советский авиаспециалист,Д-30КУ двигатели по ушам,как адреналин по сердцу!Спасибо Вам👍
Это действительно ценное видео... ИЛ-62 Aerofloat летал в мою страну примерно до 1992 года. Легендарная красивая птица, будь вечной.
Try it bro, you can ride the highest speed train for the first time in Southeast Asia. The highest speed is 350 kilometers per hour, the Indonesian fast train Jakarta - Bandung, the newest, most sophisticated in Southeast Asia, the first,.the way to the beautiful and comfortable and beautiful and cool and cool city of Bandung, thank you sis and bro..*,
Try it bro, you can ride the highest speed train for the first time in Southeast Asia. The highest speed is 350 kilometers per hour, the Indonesian fast train Jakarta - Bandung, the newest, most sophisticated in Southeast Asia, the first,.the way to the beautiful and comfortable and beautiful and cool and cool city of Bandung, thank you sis and bro..*,
это как будто в детстве старый добрый СССР а также ил 62м и его магический звук 4 движков) посадка кстати на 5 с плюсом, командир Ли Сын Ман Хой, знает чертяка свое дело😊спасибо большое за видео , аффтар!)❤😊🎉
IT’S FINALLY HERE! If only I didn’t have to work so early in the morning today.
Очень хотелось бы на Ил-18 прокатиться. Вспомнить детство и юность.
Стюардессы-комсомолочки просто прелесть и милашки)😊
まず見ることができない現状が見れてありがとうございます。日本人からしたらとても貴重な映像です。
Какой же он всё-таки огромный красавчик один звук чего стоит 😍🚀🚀🚀
Какой кошмар... Я полагал, что восхищаться следует тишиноу и в авто, и в самолете
@DDEGER-i4r то есть скукотой 😂
@@DDEGER-i4r тебе не понять, не то поколение
@@DDEGER-i4r Давно видели тишину в самолете? Даже в последних моделях Эйрбасов весьма шумно.
Длинный худой😉
Thank you. I loved the IL-62. I flew the Aeroflot one in 1993 from Miami to Sheremetyevo. Great airliner.
Безграничное спасибо автору. Словно слетал вместе с Вами.
Congrats on your 500th flight and congratulations 🎉 on over 1 million views.
Офигеть ИЛ-62, я думал они больше не летают, спасибо за видео!
En Norkorea esos aviones aun vuelan. Al rey Kim no le gustaria ver un Boeing o Airbus en la real linea feudal.
우린 그들을 볼 수 있지만
그들은 우릴 볼 수 없네
무엇을 봐야 하지? "마사지", "마사지" ?
Повторения варианта ФРГ и ГДР быть не должно. Там американская зона оккупации, просто забрала советскую из за предателя Горбачева. Это было не объединение Германии, а оккупация и аннексия.
알게 모르게 USB에 담아서 드라마로는 보지요
Bro is Chinese
시인입니다
곧 볼날이 오겠죠😂
Excellent job, you earned me as a subscriber. Your views of the different aspects were very informative.
Very interesting video thank you. Reminded me being a passenger of the IL62 in 1970 with CSA (Czech airline) on asian routes. With no overhead luggage compartments like a bus or train, you don't want any turbulence...!
어머나 이런영상이 있다니 .. 신기합니다 집안에서 티비로 켜고 봐야겠어요 북한여행 느낌으로요 가깝고도 먼나라 북한
I have to do this too, even though I live in Vladivostok
I am Russian and I can get a visa to Joseon, but $1,378 is a lot. The ferry to Donghae is 4 times cheaper (and I can already look for a place to stay and food in Hankооk, which they won't let you do in the NK)
영어로 Hankook 으로 표기하는 외국인은 처음보네요 전 세계에 Hankook 타이어 있는데 그 뜻도 잘 아시겠구려 북한은 지들이 원하는 조선으로 표기하셨고
북한은 나라가 아닙니다 김정은이 불법적으로 점거하고 있는 대한민국 북쪽 영토입니다 그곳에 살고 있는 사람들은 김정은에게 억류된 대한민국 국민들입니다
45 years old, and it's still flying. Amazing
Yes amazing! Very poor safety record, however, with many hundreds killed. Similar in looks, to the Vickers VC10
@@cicero2Very good safety record, safer and better than VC-10
@@Rudy_Play Check Wiki. Many hundreds dead.
@@Rudy_Play check wiki, Rudi.
@@cicero2 Checked. Conclusion: Safer and better.
This footage of daily life in Pynongyang is really interesting to compare with footage from just 10 years ago. I saw a few modern-looking buildings and sometimes a few modern foreign cars drove past, some electric scooters and electric bicycles with number plates on the front. I even saw a kid wearing a blue cap with the tiktok logo on it lol. You wouldn't be able to see that not too long ago.
И ещё был ребёнок с логотипом Nike на рюкзаке😄
@@mir_on2571 i also saw nike shoes and fashion hoodies
@@mir_on2571 Приора там ещё была!
신기하네요 평양 여행한 기분. 감사합니다
Wonderful video. I m very liked. Best regards from Istanbul,Turkiye 💯💯💯💯
Excellent video sir. I always wanted to see North Korea and it was much more than I expected. Thank you so much for your awesome videos!
This is a rare treat! Thanks..
Our pleasure