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A European-styled theme park, featuring the 202-meter-high 83 Tower, 20 and more kinds of amusement facilities and rides, a zoo, and ice rink. The Sky Lounge and observation platform on the 83rd floor of the 83 Tower offers a panoramic view city and various ethnic food restaurants offer a fine array of tastes. The 83 Tower Luminarie which uses 8.3 million LED bulbs, shows one of the largest light festivals in the nation.
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The E-World Starlight Festival presents a colorful and romantic appearance of flowers and starlight that can only be seen in winter E-World under the slogan of <10 million flower garden>. The Starlight Festival, which begins in earnest at night, will see Angel Road, the nation's longest light road with the longest length of 250m in Korea, and Giant Angel B, a mega-sized version of the E-World mascot BB character. You can leave a new life by touring the nation's largest , the country's first , and the most beautiful .
It is an observatory in E-World, Daegu, where you can enjoy a variety of things to see and eat with your family. It consists of different exhibitions every time, and there are many exhibitions that children in particular will like.
Every summer during July, Daegu Chimac Festival celebrates what Koreans love to enjoy, chicken with beer, and will take place at Duryu Park in Dalseo-gu, Daegu. The term "chimac" is a portmanteau of chicken and maekju (meaning "beer"). The festival had one million visitors in 2016 and might become one of the most significant events in Korea. Daegu Chimaek Festival, which has become increasingly loved by modern people, is growing into a hot festival where you can watch performances by various artists while having chicken and beer in hot weather.
Gwandeung Nori is a traditional cultural festival that has been handed down from the Silla Dynasty to the Joseon Dynasty and the present, and it has been reborn as a cultural festival with a long history and tradition that has been in the form of Gwandeung Nori since 1967 and has continued for half a century.
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This park includes Gwanpungnu Pavilion, a local history hall, a zoo, and some monuments.
The first Catholic church in the Yeongnam region and the first Presbyterian Church of Daegu – the first Christian church in the Gyeongsangbuk-do region – are inside the modern alley, and are symbolic buildings in the history of Christianity in Daegu. Featuring neo-Gothic tall spires, both churches are precious historical sources for studies of modern Korean architecture.