While North Korea may be seeking a certain kind of isolation， that hasn′t stopped the reclusive regime from developing its tourism industry.
The communist state is promoting attractions in its eastern coastal city of Wonsan and Geumgangsan Mountain.
A report in the Kim Il－sung... University newspaper highlights the region′s historic sites and scenic spots， as well as its beaches， lakes， temples and pagodas.
This is in line with the hermit kingdom′s efforts to develop the area into an international tourism zone for foreign investors.
In May， North Korea held an investment briefing for foreigners at Geumgangsan Mountain.
Chinese and Swiss investors were reportedly present at the event.
