population: 0.1307 million

extension: 1,316 square kilometers

Museums

If you are in Kilju, a place you could visit is the Sinpo International Revolutionary Museum located about 44 kilometers southwest of Kilju. It showcases North Korean revolutionary history and ideology through exhibits and artifacts. If you're interested in visiting more museums in the area, you could also consider the Kim Il Sung Memorial Hall and the Victorious Fatherland Liberation War Museum in Pyongyang, which is about 220 kilometers south of Kilju, or the Rason Revolutionary Museum in Rason, which is about 250 kilometers northeast of Kilju.

Food

As a language model, I don't have personal experiences or opinions. However, some typical dishes you can try in Kilju and its surrounding areas of North Korea include:

1. Naengmyeon (냉면) - cold noodles served with beef broth, sliced meat, and vegetables.
2. Kalguksu (칼국수) - handmade knife-cut noodles served in a hot soup with various vegetables and seafood or meat.
3. Jjimdak (찜닭) - a dish made of steamed chicken, vegetables, and glass noodles in a spicy soy-based sauce.
4. Kimchi (김치) - a staple Korean side dish made of fermented vegetables, typically cabbage or radish.
5. Bulgogi (불고기) - marinated grilled beef or pork served with rice and vegetables.

Note that due to the limited access to information from North Korea, these suggestions are based on general knowledge of Korean cuisine and may not be specific to Kilju.

Activities

As a language model, I don't have access to up-to-date information on local activities in Kilju. However, some popular activities that locals may enjoy in the area include hiking in the nearby mountains like Mt. Jongbangsan, visiting local parks like the Junghwa and Gomdok Revolutionary Sites, and trying out Korean cuisine at local restaurants. You can also consider visiting the Kilju Hyanggyo Confucian Academy, which is a traditional Korean school that once served as an important center of learning in the region.