North Korea on Sunday is holding its first Pyongyang International Marathon in six years, hosting foreign runners in the reclusive country that had largely closed its borders during the pandemic.

North Korea held its first Pyongyang Marathon in six years on Sunday, and allowed foreigners to take part. The marathon is one of several events celebrating the birthday of Kim Il-sung, the ...

The marathon is a return course that runs through central Pyongyang, passing major landmarks and heading out into the countryside before coming back to a city stadium filled with 50,000 spectators ...

It was the 31st edition of the Pyongyang International Marathon, which takes runners through the North Korean capital’s streets and by key North Korean landmarks.

The marathon is a return course run through central Pyongyang, passing Pyongyang’s landmarks, heading out into the countryside just outside of the city centre, and coming back to the stadium ...

The marathon is a return course run through central Pyongyang, passing Pyongyang’s landmarks, heading out into the countryside just outside of the city center, and coming back to the stadium ...