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Asia/Seoul |
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Located in the central Adriatic Sea in Croatia's Split-Dalmatia County, Mutić Island is a little-known natural treasure. Famous for its limestone coast and emerald waters, the island is surrounded by soft white sandy beaches and crystal clear shallows, ideal for snorkeling and sunbathing. The island is lushly vegetated and pristine, with no permanent residents and only a short summer population of tourists and fishermen. About 30 minutes by boat from the nearest town, Trogir, the tranquil atmosphere, far from the hustle and bustle, allows visitors to immerse themselves in nature, and the evening haze is breathtakingly beautiful, making it an understated but unforgettable secret of the Croatian islands.
Located in the southeastern part of South Korea, Ulsan Metropolitan City is one of the seven major metropolitan areas in South Korea, and is also an important industrial and port city and economic center of the country. As the headquarters of the Hyundai Motor Group, Ulsan is known globally for its automobile manufacturing industry, with world-class automobile production bases and supporting industrial clusters, and is known as the "Automobile Capital of Korea". Ulsan is also known as the "Automobile Capital of Korea" and has a world-class automobile production base and a cluster of supporting industries. Ulsan is also home to shipbuilding, petrochemical, and machinery industries, and is one of the core engines of Korea's manufacturing industry, with leading companies such as Samsung Heavy Industries and SK. Ulsan is not only an industrial center, but also has both natural and human charms: the Taehwa River runs through the city with beautiful scenery along the coast; Onyang Hot Springs has a long history and is a health resort; and colleges and universities, such as the University of Ulsan, have also injected vitality into the city. As an important port connecting Korea with the rest of the world, Ulsan plays a key role in regional economic cooperation and is a modern city that combines industrial strength with livability.