People Watching in Pyongyang – A Glimpse into Daily Life

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In this video, I take another walk through the streets of Pyongyang, observing the flow of daily life in North Korea. It’s a rainy day, and people move with quiet purpose—some carrying umbrellas, others braving the drizzle in hooded jackets. At a bus stop, a small crowd waits patiently, dressed in practical, modest clothing. Many glance in our direction with curiosity, as if measuring the presence of outsiders. Meanwhile, passersby—some in more Western-style coats and shoes—seem completely indifferent, walking past without a second look.
It made me wonder: is this a simple contrast in routine and behavior, or is there something more to it? Could those walking past, dressed more modernly, be less representative of everyday citizens—perhaps part of a carefully curated image? Or is it just that waiting at a bus stop naturally lends itself to observing one’s surroundings?
Regardless, these quiet moments tell a story of their own. The city moves at its own pace, with an air of both normalcy and subtle intrigue. As I continue exploring, I pay close attention to the little details that might otherwise go unnoticed—the way people dress, how they carry themselves, and how they interact with their environment.
Join me as I take a closer look at the streets of Pyongyang, where every small interaction offers a glimpse into life in one of the world’s most enigmatic places.

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