Masikryong Ski Resort
Masikryong Ski Resort is a stunning location for skiing and snowboarding. The resort is about 20 kilometers outside of Wonsan City in Kangwon Province, on the summit of Taehvwa Peak. The Pyongyang Architectural Institute planned and built the Masikryong Ski Resort, which is a sophisticated ski and snowboarding resort in North Korea. The Chollima speed movement inspired the name of the ski resort. It was constructed with the assistance of Austrian engineers, but the country behind it is unknown. Although there are no gondolas, there are chairlifts that will take you to the top.
Masikryong Ski Resort first opened its doors in early summer 2009. The resort's lofty plans are to hold international ski contests in the future, with nine slopes and imported ski lifts. A mahjong room, sauna, and ice skating rink are also available. If you want to unwind after a long day of skiing, the Masikryong Hotel, which is one of the most sumptuous in the DPRK, is the place to go.
More than skiing is available at Masikryong Ski Resort. From snow skiing to ice skating, there are activities for the entire family. If you do not feel like hitting the slopes, the resort is a terrific spot to spend your nights. If you are traveling with kids, there are a variety of restaurants and childcare centers where they can have a good time.
Address: 3762+WCG, P'andong-ni, Kangwon, North Korea
Entrance fee:
- One Day Ski Pass: €45 (including entrance fee, chairlift, ski equipment and use of slopes)
- Half-Day Ski Pass: €28 (including entrance fee, chairlift, ski equipment and use of slopes)
- Fee for those who aren’t skiing: €2.5
Best time to visit: February
Hours:
- Mondays, Tuesdays & Thursdays - Sundays: 9 am - 9 pm
- Wednesday: 12:48 am–9 pm
