They visited the Korean Revolution Museum, a grand sanctuary for the education in the revolutionary traditions.

They paid tribute to the fine art works of President Kim Il Sung and leader Kim Jong Il in the general review room.

They looked round the historical data and mementoes on show with due respect in the rooms.

They visited the venue of the photo exhibition marking the 71st anniversary of the founding of the KCU. They looked at photos documenting the exploits of the peerlessly great men.

They also visited the Central Class Education House that discloses the aggressive and exploiting nature of the U.S. and Japanese imperialists and the class enemies and their brutal atrocities.

They had a pleasant time receiving warm welcome from the officials and staff members of the cultural and leisure bases in the city.

They learnt about the animals and plants visiting the Central Zoo and the National History Museum.

They spent pleasant time at the Mangyongdae Amusement Park, the Kaeson Youth Park, the Rungna People's Pleasure Park and the Rungna Dolphinarium and watched feature films at the cinemas in the city.