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I can't say that I've been to too many flower festivals, but I can definitely say I've never been to one quite like this! The Kimilsungia Kimjongilia Flower Festival is held every year in Pyongyang. The festival name is quite a mouthful, so what is it exactly? Back in April of 1965, President Kim Il Sung visited Indonesia and the Indonesian President Sukarno named a hybrid cultivar orchid after him, the Kimilsungia. The Kimjongilia, a hybrid cultivar of tuberous begonia, was named after President Kim Il Sung's son, General Kim Jong Il by a Japanese florist, Kamo Mototeru on Kim Jong Il's 46th birthday in February of 1988. Ok, glad we got those details out of the way. There were some 30,000 potted plants on display for the festival that coincided with Eternal President Kim Il Sung's 100th birthday. The Kimilsungia typically has violet flowers, while the Kimjongilia blooms in red, however for the festival there were variations in a rainbow of colors. The displays were quite elaborate, and many were contributed by the embassies located in Pyongyang. There were displays for the Unha-3 rocket (and accompanying satellite!) as well as the Korean Worker's Party monument, among many others. It was great seeing so many people walk through the festival. What really surprised me was that there were several families that had some simple digital cameras, taking photos. I even posed with some couple's two little girls! North Korean girl poses next to a miniature of the Arch of Reunification (조국통일3대헌장기념탑) at the Kimilsungia Kimjongilia Flower Festival. |
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| Date and Time (Modified): | 2014:01:21 23:33:51 |
| Artist: | Baron Reznik |
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| Date and Time (Original): | 2012:04:17 12:49:56 |
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| GPS Latitude: | 39 deg 1' 50.57" N |
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| GPS Longitude: | 125 deg 46' 6.22" E |
| GPS Altitude: | 49.7 m |
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| Object Name: | Flower Festival |
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| Date Created: | 2012:04:17 |
| Time Created: | 12:49:56-07:00 |
| Digital Creation Date: | 2012:04:17 |
| Digital Creation Time: | 12:49:56-07:00 |
| By-line: | Baron Reznik |
| City: | Pyongyang |
| Province- State: | Pyongyang |
| Country- Primary Location Name: | North Korea |
| Credit: | Baron Reznik |
| Source: | Baron Reznik |
| Copyright Notice: |
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| Caption- Abstract: |
I can't say that I've been to too many flower festivals, but I can definitely say I've never been to one quite like this! The Kimilsungia Kimjongilia Flower Festival is held every year in Pyongyang. The festival name is quite a mouthful, so what is it exactly? Back in April of 1965, President Kim Il Sung visited Indonesia and the Indonesian President Sukarno named a hybrid cultivar orchid after him, the Kimilsungia. The Kimjongilia, a hybrid cultivar of tuberous begonia, was named after President Kim Il Sung's son, General Kim Jong Il by a Japanese florist, Kamo Mototeru on Kim Jong Il's 46th birthday in February of 1988. Ok, glad we got those details out of the way...There were some 30,000 potted plants on display for the festival that coincided with Eternal President Kim Il Sung's 100th birthday. The Kimilsungia typically has violet flowers, while the Kimjongilia blooms in red, however for the festival there were variations in a rainbow of colors. The displays were quite elaborate, and many were contributed by the embassies located in Pyongyang. There were displays for the Unha-3 rocket (and accompanying satellite!) as well as the Korean Worker's Party monument, among many others...It was great seeing so many people walk through the festival. What really surprised me was that there were several families that had some simple digital cameras, taking photos. I even posed with some couple's two little girls!..North Korean girl poses next to a miniature of the Arch of Reunification (조국통일3대헌장기념탑) at the Kimilsungia Kimjongilia Flower Festival. |
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I can't say that I've been to too many flower festivals, but I can definitely say I've never been to one quite like this! The Kimilsungia Kimjongilia Flower Festival is held every year in Pyongyang. The festival name is quite a mouthful, so what is it exactly? Back in April of 1965, President Kim Il Sung visited Indonesia and the Indonesian President Sukarno named a hybrid cultivar orchid after him, the Kimilsungia. The Kimjongilia, a hybrid cultivar of tuberous begonia, was named after President Kim Il Sung's son, General Kim Jong Il by a Japanese florist, Kamo Mototeru on Kim Jong Il's 46th birthday in February of 1988. Ok, glad we got those details out of the way. There were some 30,000 potted plants on display for the festival that coincided with Eternal President Kim Il Sung's 100th birthday. The Kimilsungia typically has violet flowers, while the Kimjongilia blooms in red, however for the festival there were variations in a rainbow of colors. The displays were quite elaborate, and many were contributed by the embassies located in Pyongyang. There were displays for the Unha-3 rocket (and accompanying satellite!) as well as the Korean Worker's Party monument, among many others. It was great seeing so many people walk through the festival. What really surprised me was that there were several families that had some simple digital cameras, taking photos. I even posed with some couple's two little girls! North Korean girl poses next to a miniature of the Arch of Reunification (조국통일3대헌장기념탑) at the Kimilsungia Kimjongilia Flower Festival. |
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| Subject: | Arch of Reunification |
| Title: | Flower Festival |
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| City: | Pyongyang |
| Country: | North Korea |
| Credit: | Baron Reznik |
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