Taekwondo One by Samoo to Become Central Ground for Korean Culture
Rose Nazarali — June 8, 2009 — Lifestyle
References: samoo & bustler.net
The Taekwondo Park World Headquarters in Seoul, Korea is set to be a heritage area for Korean culture as well as the art and spirit of the Taekwondo sport.
Sitting on 570 acres of land, the Taekwondo Park will be clad with streams, woodlands and natural valleys to create a zen atmosphere for guests.
Taekwondo One will also house the Taekwondo Promotion Foundation, World Taekwondo Headquarters, World Taekwondo Federation, Korean Taekwondo Federation, and a variety of visitor exhibition centers.
Additional Sources:
Tuvie
Sitting on 570 acres of land, the Taekwondo Park will be clad with streams, woodlands and natural valleys to create a zen atmosphere for guests.
Taekwondo One will also house the Taekwondo Promotion Foundation, World Taekwondo Headquarters, World Taekwondo Federation, Korean Taekwondo Federation, and a variety of visitor exhibition centers.
Additional Sources:
Tuvie
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1. Heritage Parks - Creating heritage parks with a focus on specific cultural activities can provide immersive and educational experiences for visitors.
2. Zen Atmosphere - Designing parks with tranquil and natural surroundings can offer a peaceful and relaxing environment for guests.
3. Visitor Exhibition Centers - Incorporating visitor exhibition centers in cultural parks can provide opportunities to showcase and educate visitors on various aspects of a specific culture.
Industry Implications
1. Tourism - The tourism industry can benefit from the development of heritage parks, as they attract visitors seeking authentic cultural experiences.
2. Architecture - The architecture industry can explore innovative designs that create a sense of tranquility and harmony in park environments.
3. Cultural Education - The field of cultural education can leverage visitor exhibition centers to educate and engage people in learning about different cultures.
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