Haeju is the capital city of South Hwanghae Province in North Korea. Due to the country's stringent travel restrictions, all trips to North Korea must be arranged through a guided tour, with a pre-approved itinerary. Here's how to reach Haeju:
Contact a travel agency that specializes in North Korean tours. They handle all the necessary paperwork and government clearances required for entry into the country.
Typically, you will need to fly to Pyongyang, the capital of North Korea, as it is the main international gateway to the country. Flights are available predominantly from Beijing, China, via Air Koryo or Air China.
After arriving in Pyongyang, the travel to Haeju will be arranged by your tour agency as part of your itinerary. This can be done either by chartered bus or car, and in some cases, by domestic flights or trains, if available and permitted in your itinerary.
Ensure that you have all the necessary documentation, which your tour agency will advise you on. This typically includes a passport that is valid for at least six months, a North Korean visa, and possibly other documentation required for travel within the region.
Travel to North Korea is subject to strict regulations and can be affected by political developments. It's crucial to stay informed about current travel advisories and to follow the rules and guidelines set by your tour operator and the North Korean government.
Note: The information provided here is based on typical travel requirements for North Korea and can change. Always check with relevant authorities for the most current travel guidelines.
