Beijing
I hope you still remember the really pretty and inspiring Water Cube which is the icon in Beijing Olympic Games way back in 2008.Today, the Water Cube now
I hope you still remember the really pretty and inspiring Water Cube which is the icon in Beijing Olympic Games way back in 2008.Today, the Water Cube now
I hope you still remember the really pretty and inspiring Water Cube which is the icon in Beijing Olympic Games way back in 2008.Today,
Beijing’s Water Cube Olympic Pool Turns Into A Water Park. I hope you still remember the really pretty and inspiring Water Cube which is
Today, the Water Cube now has slides, rides, a wave pool and spa, letting it to become Asia’s largest aqueous amusement park, not a national aquatics center anymore.
The Water Cube was once a battleground for Olympic swimmers, and after the Olympic Games ended, the Chinese government transformed it into a water park. The project took nearly a year and with a price tag of around 350 million yuan (about $51 million USD). So, the transformation is completed and the new Water Cube opened its doors to the public on August 8.



