Munsu Water Park
문수물놀이장
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Munsu Waterpark is North Korea's largest water park, offering a unique opportunity to interact with locals while enjoying a wide array of indoor and outdoor waterslides, pools, and sports facilities year-round.

📜 North Korea's largest water park, opened in December 2013 in Pyongyang.
🔍 Covers 15 hectares with indoor and outdoor facilities, popular with locals and tourists.

Why Go

💦 Enjoy 27 waterslides, 15 pools, diving boards, and a lazy river
👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Great for families with year-round indoor and seasonal outdoor sections
🤝 Unique opportunity to interact with local Koreans in a relaxed setting
🤸‍♀️ Access sports facilities including bowling, rock climbing, gym, and trampolines
🧖‍♀️ Relax in 9 Korean-style saunas, steam rooms, or spa facilities

Why Avoid

⚠️ Very expensive for locals, often only accessible to the elite
📸 Photography is prohibited inside
🙏 Bowing to Kim Jong Il statue required upon entry

Cost

💰 Admission around $10 USD or €10, additional charges for slides, saunas, and sports.

Hours

🕒 Indoor facilities open year-round; outdoor sections typically June to September.

Other Facilities

💈 Barbershop, beauty salon, massage, billiards, gym, rock climbing, bakery, coffee shop, fast food, and brewery.

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