gloogun

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Hello, I'm Jungwon, your tour guide for our village. Our climate here is indeed cold, but not as frigid as polar regions. We experience a cold climate with summers that can get quite warm, causing snow to melt and seep into the ground, posing a risk of collapse. That's why we build houses high up. Now, since it's winter, you'll need warm clothing and supplies. Our tour starts at 8:10 am from the Artificial Flower Garden. You might wonder why these artificial flowers can't bloom in our cold climate, but they do so beautifully during summer. We'll take a bus for 15 minutes to reach Jun Farm via the river, where we'll help him with a potato-digging class and harvest food like tempura, bread, and more. At 11 am, Jun will meet us at his house and board a bus for Jungjung's place, which takes about 10 minutes. Once there, you'll learn how to stay warm through exercise. After taking some photos, we'll head to Jungjung's house at 11:40 am and drive for another 10 minutes to reach the Frozen Village landmarks and facilities. These include igloo-shaped houses that melt in summer. At 1 pm, we'll meet again in front of the igloos and enjoy skiing and sledding at the nearby ski resort, which has plenty of snow for us to play with. By 5 pm, I'll meet you at the ski resort and take a bus ride for 30 minutes to Seong Kyu's house, where we'll have a campfire and rest. The next morning, we'll gather in front of the house by 8 am and take a 20-minute bus ride through the river to reach the woods. There, Yubin will teach you about trees with her mother, and we'll arrive at Yubin's house by 10 am. You can admire her paintings and murals. By 1:10 pm, we'll arrive at the club, where everyone will break up. If you'd like to stay overnight, there's a hotel nearby that I can recommend for a comfortable rest before heading back home in the morning. As your guide, my job is to take care of our frozen village and ensure you have a wonderful time here.