North Korea keeps building statues and monuments to idolize its late leader Kim Il-sung and his son and successor Jong-il.

The North's Korea Central News Agency on Sunday said monuments were built in the provinces of Chagang, North Pyongan and South Hamkyong as well as other places to mark the Kims' "revolutions."

The monuments are mainly at places where the Kims visited to give instructions, and contain pictures of them during their visits.

North Korea is also making wall pictures of the two Kims and Kim Jong-il's mother in mosaic tiles.