Best known for the Salem Witch Trials, Salem is a historically significant city located close to Boston. It is a popular day trip location, though fans of history and the macabre might enjoy a longer visit in town. Whether you…
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15 Best Havana Tours
The capital of Cuba, Havana is filled with Caribbean flavor, beautiful architecture and a vibrant atmosphere. With tourism to the country recently opening up, there are plenty of attractions to see in the city – from the historic Old Havana…
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15 Best New York City Helicopter Tours
New York City is one of the busiest tourist destinations in the world. The bright lights, world-famous monuments, and vibrant shopping and food districts make this the perfect destination for sampling “the American dream.” If you are looking to splash…
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15 Best Athens Tours
As the capital of modern Greece and the center of Ancient Greek society, Athens is one of the cradles of European civilization. The contemporary city is filled with ancient landmarks, sumptuous cuisine, and vibrant culture, making it one of the…
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15 Best Eiffel Tower Tours
Built of wrought iron and towering like a sentinel over the chic city of Paris, the Eiffel Tower is one of the continent’s most recognizable and visited icons. Constructed over 3 years in the 1880s, it was originally built to…
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15 Best Things to Do in Andover (Hampshire, England)
In the Test Valley, Andover is a town that grew up around the woollen industry and became an important stop on the coaching road between London and Salisbury in the 18th century. To the west lies the chalk plateau of…
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15 Best Things to Do in Fowey (Cornwall, England)
This historic town rests on the west side of the Fowey Estuary, a flooded valley cut by meltwater after the last Ice Age. The safe waters allowed trade to prosper in Medieval times, and during the 100 Years’ War a…
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15 Best Madrid Tours
Madrid is the vibrant capital of Spain, and in important location for experiencing the centre of the country’s culture and history. The eclectic food scene, buzzing nightlife, and imposing architectural monuments make this unique city a must see on any…
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Countries in Europe Without an Official FIFA Football Team – Part 1
Lock a few football geeks, country counters, travel freaks and micronation nerds into a room and you end up with debates over whether or not the Faroe Islands is a country, why Antarctica don’t have a national football team and…
Read MoreA look into the Mount Myohyang Region
While Mount Myohyang which is nestled about 2 and a half hours North of Pyongyang may not be as famous as some of the DPRK’s other mountains (Paketusan, Kumgangsan) it is indeed a hidden gem and an incredibly popular place…
Read More11 things to know before you go to Tuvalu
Because Tuvalu is one of the least visited countries on earth (most people won’t have even heard of it) there’s fairly scant information online about visiting Tuvalu. Yet, like anywhere it’s always useful to have a bit of pre-tour information!…
Read MoreTransnistria’s most famous (and infamous) people
Transnistria: a country I have grown to love after many years of travelling and guiding there. However, its status as a ‘country’ is debatable. Born in the wreckage of the USSR, the region burst into a viscous civil war due…
Read MoreThe Hanoi Summit: US Passport ban overturned?
Today North Korean supreme leader Kim Jong-un arrived in Hanoi in anticipation for tomorrow’s much-anticipated summit with American President Donald Trump. Here, over the course of the next two days, both leaders are expected to hammer out a series of…
Read MoreEverest Base Camp Closure Update
From January 1st 2019 there have been changes at Everest Base Camp on the Chinese side in Tibet. While there are changes to where we can visit, it will not have a major effect on people’s experience at the base…
Read MoreKim’s personal train passes through Dandong en route to Hanoi summit
DPRK leader Marshal Kim Jong Un has just arrived in the Chinese border city of Dandong to what is, for the head of a country that has recently been dominating world headlines, an atypically muted reception. The streets of Dandong…
Read More5 Reasons to visit Mt. Kumgang
Located in the south of North Korea and a stone’s throw from the border with South Korea, Mount Kumgang is a gorgeous mountain with breathtaking natural scenery. We list the top 5 reasons for visiting this North Korean national treasure….
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15 Best Things to Do in Whitehaven (Cumbria, England)
In the 17th century the Lowther family, who controlled coalmining in Cumberland, started building a port at Whitehaven to develop the industry. Over the next few decades the Lowthers would use their wealth to design one of the first post-Medieval…
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20 Hidden Gems in Wyoming
The USA’s second-least densely populated state, Wyoming also has the smallest population of all the nation’s states. Additionally, it’s the last state on an alphabetical list. Coming at, or near, the end, however, certainly doesn’t make Wyoming a loser. Wyoming…
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15 Best Castles in Switzerland
Swiss landscapes are some of the most beautiful in Europe and the whole world for that matter. The landlocked country features awe-inspiring Alpine landscapes, crystal-clear lakes, and cities and towns that follow suit. Among all that you can also find…
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15 Best Castles in Poland
Poland is the 9th largest country by area size in Europe and on top of that has also been in the middle of historic changes and events. Once the Kingdom of Poland, later a significant force in the European history…
Read MoreRailroad relations: the international train journeys of the Kims
When speaking to a North Korean tour guide a few years back, she recalled the time before the end of the Soviet Union and the Eastern Bloc, telling me how as a little girl she travelled by train all the…
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15 Best Castles in Romania
Castles are one of the most prominent national monuments in Romania and some are so widely recognized that their fame echoes around the world. These are, of course, the castles associated with the infamous region of Transylvania and the stories…
Read MoreHow to get from Pyongyang to Hanoi
We were glad to hear that, just like us at YPT, Marshal Kim Jong Un is a long-train-ride enthusiast and will potentially be going all the way to Hanoi for the upcoming summit with President Donald Trump by train. It’s…
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15 Best Atlanta Tours
The capital of the American South, Atlanta is becoming an increasingly popular city for visitors. Combining a variety of cultures – including music, cinema and street art – there are plenty of sights to check out during your visit. It…
Read MoreThe Ghostly Remains of Festung Breslau
In February, the Young Pioneer Soviet Europe team began our first WW2-focused tour in Poland, covering the country end to end in the footsteps of the merciless German invasion of 1939 and their brutal retreat of 1945. One of our…
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15 Best Dallas Tours
For many Texans, Dallas is the city that epitomizes the state more than any other. It’s one of the 10 largest cities in America and the third largest in Texas. The city is full of history, dating back centuries to…
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15 Best San Antonio Tours
Founded by the Spanish Empire in the early 18th century, San Antonio began life as a humble Christian mission in the wilderness. Today, the city is the second largest in Texas and home to well over a million people. The…
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15 Best San Diego Beer, Wine and Tequila Tours
According to those in the know, San Diego sports some of the most pleasant year-round weather that you’ll find anywhere. Its southern California location and closeness to the sea keep it wonderfully mild and sunny more than 300 days per…
Read MoreHow to Get to Longyearbyen, Svalbard
Svalbard has been the last frontier for a number of nations, from the Dutch and Danish to the Norwegians and, of course, the Soviet Union. Longyearbyen is the foremost settlement in Spitsbergen, the main island of the Svalbard archipelago, with…
Read MoreIntroducing the S/V Noorderlicht
In October 2020 YPT is heading to Svalbard on an expedition of glaciers, Soviet ghost towns and Russian settlements in the Arctic, and is one of the most exciting tours we have to offer. On this trip we will be…
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15 Best Tours of Salt Lake City
The state of Utah is home to some of the most amazing scenery and majestic geologic features that you’re likely to find anywhere in North America. Such icons as Brice Canyon and the Great Salt Lake are relatively easy trips…
Read MoreIs Svalbard a Country?
Here at YPT we are fairly interest in (obsessed by) the idea and the rules of what constitutes a country. In October 2020 we are heading to Svalbard, so let’s tackle the question: just what is Svalbard? At face value…
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15 Best Things to Do in Melton Mowbray (Leicestershire, England)
If you had to concoct a quintessential English rural town, it might look a lot like Melton Mowbray. This is a place that still has a weekly livestock market and an almshouse, all in the shadow of a beautiful Perpendicular…
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15 Best Myrtle Beach Tours
Located along South Carolina’s Atlantic coast, Myrtle Beach is a popular destination for beach-lovers, outdoorsmen and women, and golfers from all over the country. For golfers, it’s considered one of the American meccas, in league with Florida and Arizona. Though…
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10 Best Pittsburgh Tours
Pittsburgh has a reputation as a hard-working, blue-collar town, and though those labels still apply, it’s also experienced renaissances recently in the areas of food, beer, wine, and the arts. Of course, there are few cities as fanatical about their…
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12 Best Dachau Tours
Of all the concentration camps established by the Nazis during World War II, Dachau was the first, and it opened nearly 7 years before the official declaration of war by Germany. The camp is located just a few kilometers from…
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15 Best Mexico City Tours
Mexico City is one of the most populous cities in the world and, in many ways, it’s Mexico’s cultural heart. The city is conveniently located near many of the country’s most popular and historic archaeological sites, which makes day-trips a…
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15 Best Boston Beer, Wine and Food Tours
From Paul Revere and Samuel Adams to the Boston Tea Party, Boston Massachusetts is arguably the most historic city in all of America. With only slightly more than 600,000 residents, it’s not large by modern city standards, but it’s got…
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15 Best Sedona Tours
Chock full of some of the country’s most amazing landscapes and natural wonders, Sedona, Arizona is also full of fascinating history, and it’s an important area for those who believe that its majestic mountains are home to mysterious forces that…
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15 Best Charleston Tours
Charleston is the oldest and most historic city in the US state of South Carolina. This coastal city was one of the first English colonies to be established on the east coast of America. As such, it’s a wonderful destination…
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15 Best Maui Tours
The second largest of the Hawaiian Islands, Maui is a natural wonderland that’s full of splendor and scenery that has been taking visitor’s breath away for centuries. Due to the volcanic activity that formed the island eons ago, it’s home…
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15 Best Venice Tours
Venice is composed of 118 small islands, all separated by beautiful canals and connected to one another by more than 400 bridges. Located in the Veneto region of northeastern Italy, Venice is especially known for its architecture and art. For…
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15 Best Things to Do in Whitley Bay (Tyne and Wear, England)
For most of the 19th century Whitley Bay was a mining and fishing settlement on a rugged stretch of the North Sea Coast. But things changed quickly as the town was reborn as a holiday resort, with tourists arriving from…
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15 Best Things to Do in Walsall (Staffordshire, England)
A manufacturing town in the West Midlands conurbation, Walsall had a nationwide reputation for its leather-making during the days of horse-drawn travel. You can investigate this history at the excellent Walsall Leather Museum, where a skilled craftsman will show you…
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15 Best Galapagos Islands Tours
The Galápagos are volcanic islands that are part of the country of Ecuador and straddle the equator. The islands were explored and mapped by seafarers going back to the 15th century, though they weren’t made famous until Charles Darwin’s scientific…
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15 Best Things to Do in Fareham (Hampshire, England)
A market town between Southampton and Portsmouth, Fareham lies just northwest of Portsmouth Harbour. Given the harbour’s 800 years of naval history, the Ministry of Defence is a big local employer, and the town and wider borough are furnished with…
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15 Best Niagara Falls Tours
North America is not short of spectacular natural attractions, and Niagara Falls is definitely one of them. Niagara Falls comprises of three waterfalls that straddle the border between Canada and the United States – southern Ontario and western New York….
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15 Best Las Vegas Helicopter Tours
Known as Sin City, anything goes in Las Vegas. Famous for its casinos, vibrant nightlife and thriving entertainment sector, there is a huge variety of fantastic attractions across the city to make sure you have a memorable trip. One of…
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15 Best Napa Valley Wine Tours
Napa Valley is a beautiful landscape of grapevines and wildflowers, sitting across miles of rolling hills in Napa County, north of San Francisco. Over the years, the region has become one of the world’s top destinations, especially for wine enthusiasts…
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15 Best Pearl Harbor Tours
Located on the south coast of the island of Oahu is Pearl Harbor, a place whose name mostly evokes three associations. To some, it’s an amazing holiday destination with stunning beaches and beautiful resorts. To others it is the headquarters…
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15 Best Philadelphia Tours
Known as the City of Brotherly Love, Philadelphia is a very hospitable destination for visitors, showcasing some of the most important pillars of American culture. The Old Town area is filled with historical sites, where you can learn about the…
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15 Best Denali National Park Tours
Denali is the highest peak in North America, standing over 6000 meters above sea level in the state of Alaska. The peak is perpetually covered in snow and rises dramatically from the surrounding tundra to form one of the most…
Read MoreNorth Korea Trade Fair Announcement 2019
With over 320 companies present at last year’s Pyongyang Trade Show, we here at Young Pioneer Tours are again excited to announce the dates for this year’s Pyongyang Spring Trade Fair, held from the 20th to the 24th of May…
Read MoreTrump confirms second Kim summit
February 6th 2019 Donald Trump today confirmed that a second summit will be held with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un in Vietnam in a matter of weeks. The two leaders previously met last year in Singapore. During his State…
Read MoreThe best and fastest way to travel between Hong Kong and Mainland China
As of October 2018, the fast train link between Hong Kong (West Kowloon Station) to Mainland China opened up for the public. Here is our guide for the best and fastest way to get to Hong Kong from Mainland China…
Read MoreHow to survive a standing train ticket in China
John and Rowan from YPT embarked on an eight-and-a-half hour train journey from the high-tech city of Shenzhen in Guangdong province to a small, off-the-beaten-track city of Hengyang in Hunan province. We made this particular trip as the peak of…
Read MorePakistan announces e-visas for 175 countries and visas on arrival for 50 more
Fantastic news for travellers looking to add Pakistan to their list — the Pakistani government, in a bid to revive tourism to the country, has announced that the nationals of 50 countries will be granted visas on arrival. The nationals…
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Promoting the communication of deaf people between North and South Korea
Our good friends at TOGETHER-Hamhung, with whom YPT have partnered since 2015 on numerous charity projects involving the Kindergarten & Deaf Centre in Pyongyang and a deaf woodwork shop raising over 6000 euros, would like to announce their next charity…
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15 Best Things to Do in Newbury (Berkshire, England)
The largest town in West Berkshire, Newbury forms a pair with Thatcham on the River Kennet by the North Wessex Downs. The UK headquarters of Vodafone and a couple of other high-tech firms are based in Newbury, and the town’s…
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15 Best Helicopter Tours in Maui
Maui is the second largest island in Hawaii and arguably the most popular island with tourists. The gorgeous beaches, lush rainforests, and iconic volcanic landscapes are big draws for visitors and combined with the cultural highlights of the island, make…
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15 Best Things to Do in Sunderland (Tyne and Wear, England)
Where the River Wear enters the North Sea, Sunderland is a city that has found a new path after the decline of coalmining and shipbuilding in the 70s and 80s. Nissan opened the largest car factory in the UK in…
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15 Best Tours in Paris
The French capital of Paris is one of the most popular tourist destinations in the world. High-class cuisine, centuries worth of architecture and the unique Parisian pace of life draw in millions of visitors every year. Whether you are there…
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15 Best Tours in Rome
Rome is a very popular tourist destination thanks to its historical, cultural and culinary delights. The capital of Italy is packed with attractions to entice any tourist – from Ancient Roman monuments to modern art galleries and experimental cuisines. This…
Read MoreTraveling to Iran as a woman
When I first came up with the idea of traveling to Iran I was told, by one twenty-four-year-old man in my German class with rather limited worldly experience, “Good luck as a woman! You want a good, safe country to…
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What do Vietnam and North Korea have in common?
It’s a typical morning in Hanoi. The streets are roaring with a never-ending flow of mopeds and the small alleyways are bustling with life. Western tourists are everywhere and the country is thriving. Yet as they enjoy the vibrancy of…
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15 Best Things to Do in Solihull (Warwickshire, England)
One of the most affluent places in the UK outside London, Solihull is a leafy town southeast of Birmingham in the West Midlands. Inside the borough are Birmingham International Airport, the National Exhibition Centre, the National Conference Centre and the…
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15 Best Things to Do in Wells (Somerset, England)
The smallest cathedral city in England, Wells is home to 10,000 people at the southern foot of the Mendip Hills. So called for natural springs in the cathedral grounds, Wells became a bishopric in the 10th century, and since the…
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15 Best Ireland Tours
Full of amazing historical sights, wild and wonderful scenery, and friendly, welcoming people, Ireland is an absolute delight to visit, and visitors invariably come away smitten with the country. A magical place that is dripping in history, its fantastic cities…
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15 Best Italy Tours
One could spend a lifetime exploring all that Italy has to offer and still only see a fraction of it, such is the wealth of beautiful landscapes, incredible cities, and renowned attractions on show. From the Colosseum in Rome to…
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15 Best Things to Do in Ripon (Yorkshire, England)
Dating back more than 1,300 years, Ripon claims to be England’s oldest city. Whether or not this is true, you can’t deny the weight of its historical wonders. Ripon Cathedral is an Early English masterpiece concealing the remains of an…
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How to: prepare for a trip abroad
Taking a trip abroad for the first time is a tremendously exciting experience, but it can also be a very scary one. This is doubly true if you’re really going off the beaten track, whether to Colombia, Eastern Europe, or…
Read MoreYour friendly neighbourhood toubab: Madame Selma
During our most recent Saharan Odyssey tour, we had the chance to meet captivating people with life completely out of the ordinary. Living in Atar, managing her own guesthouse – Hotel Desert et Mer – is a French lady named…
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Top 20 Things to do in North Korea (Part 2)
Continuing on from Part 1 of our list of top 20 things to do in North Korea, we bring you the top ten things to do while in North Korea! 10. Visit the Rason Markets One of the lesser seen…
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15 Best Things to Do in Marlow (Buckinghamshire, England)
An affluent town on the Middle Thames, Marlow was an important crossing on the river as early as the 13th century when the Knights Templar built the first bridge. The town has a prestigious rowing club (founded 1871), and one…
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15 Best Things to Do in Malvern (Worcestershire, England)
Sharing the name of a hill range and the spring water that bubbles from it, Malvern is a town and district near the Worcestershire-Herefordshire boundary. The old spa resort of Great Malvern is the pick for holidaymakers, just as it…
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15 Best Australia Tours
Australia is a country that is as diverse as it is vast. From north to south and east to west, you can discover ever-changing landscapes but always spectacular scenery. The scale of Australia is hard to comprehend and every destination…
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15 Best Things to Do in Maidenhead (Berkshire, England)
In one of the richest boroughs in England, Maidenhead is a market town on the Thames, not far upriver from Windsor. The Prime Minister Theresa May’s constituency, Maidenhead has a tidy town centre that was redeveloped after the Second World…
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15 Best Angkor Wat Tours
I’ve heard it said that Angkor Wat is the most visited tourist site in the world. I’m not sure if that’s true, but the good news is that whether it’s true or not, Angkor Wat is one of the most…
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The Longest Train in the World: the Mauritanian Mineral Train
The Mauritanian Mineral Train is one of the most epic train rides one can take. This humongous set of train cars – in fact, the longest in the world – can sometimes measure up to 2.5 kilometres and the railway…
Read More和一群外国人去朝鲜旅游—“炫酷”
“世界这么大，我想去看看”想象一下，跟着YPT和一群外国人去朝鲜是什么感受？奇怪？可怕？不不不，炫酷！！！！！！！！担心自己口语不好，和小伙伴交流不了？小伙伴会不会问我一些奇怪的问题？你们中国人真的什么都吃吗类似之类的？大家都是地球人，只是在不同的地方生活而已，作为广东人的小编也并不是什么都吃，所以完全不用担心这种问题如实回答就好。英语口语也一直是小编的痛处，可是当真正大家一起交流的话，完全没有人会在意你的语法和发音。和一群来自于世界各地的小伙伴去探索一个神秘的国家，你会了解到不一样的世界观，人生观和价值观，大家求同存异，so why not? 来YPT吧，我们给您提供一次炫酷的朝鲜之旅。 The post 和一群外国人去朝鲜旅游—“炫酷” appeared first on Young Pioneer Tours.
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The last Catholic of Spanish Sahara
For 15 years now, Padre Mario Leon Dorado has been living an extraordinary life. Looking at the humble man walking around in his slippers might not impress you and his day-to-day tasks might remind you of the tasks of any…
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What can I do in North Korea?
This is a follow-up to our piece on how to book an independent tour to North Korea. If you opt for an independent tour to the DPRK you might be thinking “great, I can tailor an itinerary… but where do I start?” The easy option is to think about what you’d like to focus on and…
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15 Best Morocco Tours
There aren’t many countries in the world that boast the same amount of amazing diversity of climates and cultures as Morocco. Though it lies in the north of the African Continent, in many ways, it’s more Middle Eastern than it…
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How to book an independent tour to North Korea
Booking an independent tour to North Korea can seem a bit overwhelming at first. How does it work? What are the options? How do I get in and out, and how do I get a visa for North Korea? These…
Read MoreCrossing the border between Morocco and Mauritania: Unoccupied Western Sahara
Look at different maps and compare the shape of Morocco between them. Chances are you will find that the lines of Morocco are quite different. Sometimes Morocco is double the size of itself on a different map, sometimes a dotted…
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15 Best Vietnam Tours
Vietnam is a country with a rich and troubled past that has steadily been attracting more and more international visitors since the cessation of hostilities that took place in the ‘70s. It’s known for its diverse cultures and the wide…
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7 Best Food & Beer Tours in Denver
Denver is known as the ‘Mile High City,’ because it sits at the base of the majestic Rocky Mountains at an elevation nearly 5,280 feet above sea level. In ages past, the city was relatively small, wild, and full of…
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15 Best Norway Tours
Norway – a country rich with mountains, deep coastal fjords, and glaciers – is a famous tourist attraction. The country has many things to explore and is a must-visit holiday destination. Below are the 15 best tours in Norway to…
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15 Best Hawaii Helicopter Tours
Hawaii, the fiftieth and most recently added American state, is many people’s idea of paradise. The Pacific archipelago’s islands all have distinct personalities, yet all of them bring to mind turquoise waters lapping against white sand beaches, giant lava-spewing volcanoes,…
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5 influential North Korean women
In the run up to our International Women’s Day Tour, here at YPT we have been exploring the topic of women in North Korea. It’s an important topic, given the unending focus on the role of male leadership and patriarchy…
Read MoreTop 20 things to do in North Korea (20-11)
20. The DMZ A visit to the DMZ is essential to any trip to North Korea and in understanding the tragic split of the Korean Peninsula for more than 70 years. With all our regular tours visiting this historical border,…
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The Top 5 things to do on Nauru Island
Nauru Island might be one of the least-visited countries in the world, and indeed one of the smallest, but ignore the naysayers and the country collectors that fly into Nauru for a day: there’s actually a lot to do in…
Read MoreRason SEZ — how economic reform is shaping up in the DPRK
Far away from Pyongyang, in the north-east of the DPRK, sits the small city of Rason. Few people have heard of it, even less have been – even amongst relative frequent travelers to the DPRK. In everyday talk, people imagine…
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15 Best Things to Do in Blackburn (Lancashire, England)
Always a textile town, Blackburn became the “weaving capital of the world” during the Industrial Revolution when the Leeds and Liverpool Canal unloaded a constant stream of raw cotton. Textile manufacturing went into sharp decline after the Second World War,…
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15 Best Things to Do in Bodmin (Cornwall, England)
With a granite-built townscape that exudes respectability, Bodmin owes its appearance to Cornwall’s tin-mining boom in the 19th century. This was also Cornwall’s county town until the late-19th century, and buildings like the Shire Hall and the ominous silhouette of…
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15 Best Things to Do in Ely (Cambridgeshire, England)
In Medieval times this Cambridgeshire town was on the Isle of Ely, a patch of high ground amid miles of watery fenland. Slowly the impassable landscape was conquered using ditches and pumps that were powered by wind and then diesel…
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15 Best Things to Do in Rochester (Kent, England)
The seat of the second-oldest diocese in England, Rochester is at an ancient crossing on the River Medway, fortified by a sturdy Medieval castle that has survived in amazing condition. Rochester cathedral blends Romanesque and Gothic architecture, with a west…
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15 Best Things to Do in Hackney (London Boroughs, England)
If you have to choose one borough that epitomises the real London in the 21st century, Hackney may be as close as it gets. Vibrant and culturally diverse, Hackney in London’s old East End is scattered with social housing, so…
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