Kumsusan Palace of Sun Draws Endless Stream of Visitors

The Kumsusan Memorial Palace was remodeled into the Kumsusan Palace of the Sun, supreme temple of Juche, where great Generalissimos Kim Il Sung and Kim Jong Il lie in state. More than 60,000 service personnel, people, overseas compatriots and foreigners have so far visited it since its opening on Dec. 17, Juche 101 (2012).

This proves that Korean people's and the world progressives' reverence for the Generalissimos is growing deeper as the days go by.

At least 12,000 people visited the palace in a recent week.

There is a hall where the statues of the Generalissimos stand in the palace which was perfectly remodeled into a grand monument for immortality of the leaders in terms of contents, style and scope thanks to the intense loyalty and sense of obligation of the dear respected Marshal Kim Jong Un who is ushering in a new chapter for the cause of immortalizing the leaders.

There are the halls of immortality where the Generalissimos lie in state and the halls which house orders they received, cars, electric car, boat and train coaches used by them during their field guidance and foreign tour till the last period of their lives.

Participants of National Meeting of Judicial Officers Tour Various Parts of Pyongyang

[nggallery id=68]The participants of the national meeting of judicial officers visited different parts of Pyongyang. They visited the Revolutionary Martyrs Cemetery on Mt. Taesong where they laid a wreath and bouquets before the bust of anti-Japanese war hero Kim Jong Suk and paid silent tribute to her.

Then they moved to the National Gift Exhibition. They paid tribute to the statues of PresidentKim Il Sungand leaderKim Jong Ilin the general review room. They went round the gifts reflecting the boundless reverence of all the compatriots for the peerlessly great persons of Mt. Paektu.

They also visited the Museum of Arms and Equipment of the Korean People's Army where they looked round combat and technical equipment produced at local munitions factories.