Pyongyang described the US president's decision to pull the plug on the highly anticipated meeting as "extremely regrettable".
Japanese broadcaster NHK showed images of officials leaving the VIP area of the Chinese capital's airport.
In a statement issued by the state media, North Korea's Foreign Ministry said that all of the tunnels at the country's north-eastern testing ground will be destroyed by explosion.
Here is a flashback of the nearly 18-month diplomatic roller-coaster that has set the tone for talks between the mercurial leaders.
Earlier on Thursday, President Trump confirmed that the historic summit- a first between a sitting US president and a North Korean leader would take place in Singapore on June 12.
Known as the Joint Comprehensive Plan of action (JCPOA), the deal between Tehran and major world powers forces Iran to open its nuclear sites to inspectors within 24 days.
The president had earlier signalled that he will pull out of the pact by the deadline unless it is revised, but he faces intense pressure from European allies not to do so.
US President Donald Trump had earlier floated the idea of hosting the summit in the Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) along the border between the two Koreas, but reports suggest that both the sides have chosen Singapore as the preferred host.
In its statement, the White House said,"This third summit between the two leaders affirms the enduring strength of the United States-Republic of Korea alliance and the deep friendship between our two countries".
President Moon Jae-in on Tuesday suggested that President Trump should win the Nobel Prize for Peace for his efforts to unify the North and South Koreas.
President Trump added that he is considering holding his summit with Kim Jong-Un at the Demilitarised Zone (DMZ) with South Korea rather than in a third-party country because of the potential to have a great 'celebration'.
"We have a decision to be made. We have three and four dates. That includes five locations. That will be narrowed down", said President Trump.
The warning, given at a news briefing yesterday, followed the meeting between US Vice President Mike Pence and Pakistan's Prime Minister Shahid Khaqan Abbasi.
"India is an incredibly important, incredibly valuable and incredibly close counterterrorism partner of the US," a top official told media.
The statements come hours after a top US official said that the country has begun to see "positive indicators" from Pakistan for some time now.
The phone call between the two leaders came as the Trump administration threatened tough action against China including punitive tariffs, sanctions and even a trade war.
President Trump, who maintains a residence in the tower, is reported to be in Washington DC.
Trump administration had yesterday expressed hope that being an all weather ally of Pakistan, China could help convince the country to dismantle terror safe havens.
The Trump administration believes that it is time to try something new other than maintaining strategic patience and offering inducements to Pakistan to prevent it becoming a safe haven for terrorists.
The reaction came after Pakistan convened a high-profile meeting in the aftermath of Trump tweet.
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