Ryugyong Hotel in Pyongyang, North Korea, is one of the tallest unoccupied buildings in the world. Construction on the "Hotel of Doom" began in 1987 and has stopped and started several times. One side ...
The Ryugyong Hotel — named after a historical moniker for Pyongyang meaning “capital of willows” — was supposed to open just two years later. But it never did. While the structure reached its planned ...
Set to be the jewel in the country’s crown, the 330-metre-tall structure was designed to hold at least 3000 rooms across 105 storeys, with five lavish revolving restaurants at the top. If construction ...
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The £1.6 billion 'tower of doom' hotel which has NEVER had a single guest is looking for new investment to open
North Korea's The Ryugyong Hotel has spent over 30 years under construction READ MORE: From hidden perks to bizarre requests: the world of hotels revealed A North Korean hotel that has been under ...
PYONGYANG, North Korea — The 105-story Ryugyong Hotel has long been a blot on the Pyongyang skyline. The world's tallest unoccupied building has towered over North Korea's capital since 1987, a grand ...
Light designer Kim Yong Il smiles during a Dec. 20, 2018, interview as his creation, the light show displaying propaganda messages on the facade of the pyramid-shaped Ryugyong Hotel, is seen in the ...
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