The tourists had a sightseeing of monumental edifices, historical relics and had golf game for three days.

Alexander Peake, a British businessman, told KCNA about his impressions on the visit to the Mangyongdae Schoolchildren's Palace:

"I get to know a lot, touring various places of Pyongyang. The city is very beautiful and the people are very friendly.

It is different from what I heard in England. I am very impressive with witnessing schoolchildren's skillful talents at Mangyongdae Schoolchildren's Palace. The Palace is very great.

In England, there is no palace for schoolchildren."

Stephens Kerry Glan, a New Zealand businessman, said:

"The golf course is fantastic.

I have great experience to play golf in Pyongyang and I am very glad to build friendship with people from various countries. I am very impressed with the DPRK people's kindliness.