Kwail-ŭp, a county in South Hwanghae, North Korea, is renowned for its fruit production, particularly its expansive orchards. Established in 1967 with the goal of transforming the area into '100 li of blooming orchards', Kwail-ŭp offers visitors a unique opportunity to experience North Korean rural life. The county's name, meaning 'fruit' in Korean, reflects its agricultural heritage. With its scenic views of the Yellow Sea, Kwail-ŭp is a peaceful destination for those interested in agriculture and rural culture.
Try the fresh fruits from the local orchards, which are the pride of Kwail-ŭp.
Learn about North Korean agricultural practices through visits to local farms.
Enjoy the serene landscapes and views of the Yellow Sea.
Spring brings blooming orchards, making it a beautiful time to visit Kwail-ŭp.
Summers are warm, ideal for exploring the orchards and enjoying the coastal views.
Fall is harvest season, offering a chance to experience the local agricultural activities.
Winters are cold but offer a peaceful and quiet atmosphere.
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89,895
Korean
April-June, September-November
Cultural, Agricultural