Sejong Science Base

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Hello, everyone! I'm excited to take you on a tour of my snow-covered hometown. The climate here is pretty standard, with temperatures ranging from a balmy 10 degrees Celsius in the summer to a chilly minus 40 degrees Celsius in the winter. As we walk through the streets, you'll notice that our village has a unique attraction - a Baskin Robbins made entirely out of Antarctic ice! It's a great place to grab a snack and take in the sights. You might even spot some cute penguins waddling around. One of my favorite spots is the Delunah Hotel, where IU (a famous Korean artist) once stayed. The hotel offers stunning views of swimmers and skateboarding penguins - it's truly a sight to behold! We also have a Peng Swing, a park filled with songs, cute penguins, and coffee beans galore. Our village takes pride in its many attractions beyond food. We have a skating rink where you can show off your moves, an amusement park that's sure to thrill, swimming pools for all ages, and even a massive penguin statue. If you're feeling creative, be sure to bring your camera and capture some stunning photography moments. Before we begin our adventure, make sure to pack warm clothes, plenty of cash, and a strong metal detector - you never know what treasures we might discover! Our set menu at the most luxurious restaurant costs 500,000 won per person, so come prepared with a hearty appetite. We'll meet up at Baskin Robbins by 8 o'clock sharp, where we'll enjoy a delicious meal together. After lunch, we'll head to a nearby textile factory for a tour. This is just one of the many life-changing experiences you'll have in our village. Once we've finished exploring the factory, we'll grab some lunch from a prepared box and head over to the amusement park. You're welcome to stay and play for about 5 hours - I'm sure you'll want to ride every attraction at least once! As the day winds down, we'll enjoy dinner at a nearby restaurant before returning to our cozy accommodations. Tomorrow morning, we'll set off early to explore the science base, where you can marvel at the stunning scenery and even try your hand at some thrilling activities like ice skating. Did you know that the Antarctic Sejong Station is actually the first Antarctic station built by our country in 1988? This historic site boasts breathtaking views of the South Pole and is a must-see for any adventurer. In 2014, we built an additional base on the mainland of Antarctica called Jang Bogo Science Station - it's definitely worth a visit!