Outside the hotel, you'll find ample bars and restaurants, Korean beauty clinics, an outpost of the popular Olive Young ...

North Korea, not normally known for brazen attempts to attract foreign investment, started building the 105-floor Ryugyong Hotel in Pyongyang back in 1987 – no, that is not a typo.

Known as ‘Ghost Hotel,’ the Ryugyong Hotel was built with a whopping 55 billion won (Rs 3258954050), totaling approximately two percent of North Korea’s Gross Domestic Product at that time.

In a prospectus from June 2012, Orascom said it expected the partial completion of the Ryugyong's 360,000 square meters of floor space, which would include apartments and offices along with hotel ...

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NORTH Korean dictator Kim Jong-Un is determined to turn an abandoned hotel into a Vegas style casino – despite gambling being illegal for residents. The £1.6 billion Ryugyong Hotel dubbed the… ...

News emerged this week that the country’s leadership is considering allowing a casino for a potential developer that would finish out the 105-floor Ryugyong Hotel, which has sat vacant in the ...

Dreamt up in the 1980s as a show of North Korea's Cold War might, the Ryugyong Hotel has never, even briefly, opened its doors. Instead, it's been towering above North Korean capital Pyongyang for ...

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 ...