Pyongyang, April 24 (KCNA) -- Pyongyang Municipality has conducted the work to protect and manage historical relics, scenic spots and natural monuments.
The mud castle of Anhak Palace and embankments around tens of old ponds are being repaired and their surroundings rearranged in the area of Mt Taesong.
Mangyongdae District is planting turf additionally and repairing the masonries around an old castle and old buildings in a planned way.
Central District is pushing ahead with the work to repair the historic relic buildings partially and support the trees, dangerous elements, around Ulmil and Choesung pavilions.
The Rangnang Museum is repairing partially and manages ancient tombs, mud castle and wooded areas and stepping up the work to provide tourism and visits in cooperation with relevant units.
Ryongsong and Samsok districts, Kangdong County and other districts and county, too, are protecting and managing historical relics, scenic spots and natural monuments in their areas. -0-
www.kcna.kp (2025.04.24.)
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