N. Korea's mysterious 'panorama museum' now open in Cambodia

N. Korea's mysterious 'panorama museum' now open in Cambodia

Photo taken Jan. 13, 2016, shows the Angkor Panorama Museum in Cambodia's Siem Reap. The museum, built and paid for by North Korea's state-owned Mansudae Overseas Project in cooperation with Cambodia's APSARA Authority, opened in December, with questions remaining why Pyongyang spent tens of millions of dollars on the tourist attraction. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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