Hamhung
Hamhung is the capital and largest city of South Hamgyong Province in North Korea. It is located on the east coast of the Korean Peninsula, at the mouth of the Songchon River. Hamhung is a major industrial center, with a significant presence in the chemical, textile, and machinery sectors.
Historically, Hamhung was a small fishing village until it was rebuilt and developed significantly by the Japanese
Key landmarks in Hamhung include the Hamhung Grand Theatre, a prominent cultural venue, and the Hamhung Royal
Transportation in Hamhung is facilitated by a network of roads and a railway station connecting it to