The International Friendship Exhibition is a museum located in North Korea, dedicated to showcasing gifts and tributes received by the country's leaders, particularly Kim Il-sung and Kim Jong-il. Opened in 1978, the exhibition features a vast collection of items from various countries, symbolizing international goodwill and cooperation. The exhibition is situated in Mount Myohyang, a scenic area known for its natural beauty. Visitors can explore numerous halls displaying gifts ranging from artworks to traditional artifacts, reflecting the diplomatic relationships North Korea has cultivated over the years.