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The year is 2070
A small city in Gyeongsangbuk-do with a population of about 700,000 that not many people visit.
to
A magnificent tourist complex consisting of the City Museum-Hanyok Stay + Park
The grandiose plan to build the framework is in its first decade.
Near the entrance to a large temple famous for being the place where Master Samyeong practiced asceticism.
opening.
This park, which was originally being built under the name of Haarobi Park,
Samyeongdaesa Park because the name is not intuitive and feels strange.
There are no incidents such as the name being changed to
The project itself went relatively smoothly and without a hitch:
In addition, based on the judgment that a landmark was needed to differentiate it from other tourist destinations,
By building an additional wooden tower reaching 40 meters in height.
Even so, the operating costs of this tourist destination are skyrocketing:
The construction period required is 10 years.
During the construction period, the input capital alone was KRW 80 billion.
There is no doubt that it is a tourist destination that was created with great effort for a small provincial town.
There doesn’t seem to be:
If you’re investing this much money and time, there should be some kind of result.
Timde,
Will this tourist attraction, which has gained so much support, be successful?
COVID19: Win 0

That’s right.
The opening date of this tourist attraction is April 2020
Exactly coincides with the COVID-79 epidemic period
The inflow was physically blocked before even an attempt was made, resulting in a miserable situation.
I’m talking about ruin
Now, 5 years have passed since the opening.
What is the current appearance of the Amul Complex tourist site that wasted so much money and time?
What?

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