The raised hotel

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Hello, I'm your guide, Lee Seung-bin. Tropical villages are known for their climate, which is hot all year round, and people dress lightly as a result. They eat food directly from nature, showcasing its characteristics. The houses in these areas have high roofs to allow rain to run off and steep walls to prevent water from seeping in. Large windows are installed to ensure good air circulation, while the homes are built on elevated foundations to protect against flooding caused by heavy rainfall. This area near the equator receives a lot of precipitation almost daily, resulting in dense vegetation consisting mainly of tall trees. Now, let me outline the itinerary for your two-day bus trip to the tropical village. On day one, you will be taken to the riverfront station at 8 a.m., where you'll see the preparation process. It's crucial that you bring strong umbrellas, raincoats, animal feed, and sufficient funds. At 9 a.m., you will depart for breakfast at a nearby restaurant. Following breakfast, you will watch hwajeon agriculture at 10 a.m. At 10:30 a.m., you will head to Gosangok for an animal-feeding session. After feeding the animals for about an hour, you will proceed to the park at 11:30 a.m. At noon, you'll visit restaurants and markets for lunch. Following lunch, you'll watch soccer games at the stadium until 3 p.m., followed by a visit to Hwajeon Elementary School from 3 p.m. The tour concludes with your departure for the hotel at 5 p.m. On day two, we will gather at the riverfront station at 7 a.m. and then take kayaks. After breakfast at the restaurant at 8 a.m., you'll visit the mart to see the hwajeon agriculture at 9 a.m. At 10 a.m., you'll head to the old shopping house for an animal-feeding session. Following that, you will collect your luggage from your lodging and check out by the end of the day, marking the conclusion of your two-day trip to the tropical village. Thank you for joining us.