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Korean Archaeologists Claim Discovery of Unicorn Lair

by Steph Spencer

©Rob Boudon

If you have travelled in Asia and think you’ve seen everything there is to see, you’ve got another thing coming. No matter how well-travelled you are, I bet you haven’t seen a unicorn lair.

Scientists in North Korea claim to have “rediscovered” not just any old unicorn lair, but the lair of the very unicorn ridden by King Tongmyong. They were tipped off by the presence of a rectangular stone engraved with the words “Unicorn Lair” which led them to make this momentous discovery in Pyongyang.

About the Author

Stephanie Spencer is a freelance travel writer from Canada who has been held captive by the travel industry for over 13 years. An incurable smart aleck, notorious purple fanatic, hat person, and ukulele player of questionable abilities, Stephanie explores the geeky side of travel on her blog A Nerd At Large, and dispenses random quirkiness as @ANerdAtLarge on Twitter. She truly believes that anything is possible with enough determination and copious amounts of chocolate.