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Sihwa Tidal Power Cultural Center

Korean name시화조력문화관

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After the Sihwa Embankment was built in 1994, K-water planned the construction of Korea's first tidal power plant to bring Lake Sihwa back to life. Since this tidal power plant produced its first energy in 2011, Lake Sihwa has become a place symbolizing the vitality of water. Along with the creation of the tidal power plant, the small island of Jageun Gariseom became a park for citizens, and the Sihwa Tidal Culture Center opened to share this story with citizens. Marking its 10th anniversary, it has been reborn as K-water's representative complex cultural space.

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Free
Reservation guide for Korean nationals
Reserved viewing by phone reservation

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