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Free Lotte World Tower Geography Worksheet for Kids

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Lotte World Tower Facts for Kids

About Lotte World Tower: The Lotte World Tower in South Korea is the sixth-tallest building in the world at 555 m. Its smooth, tapering shape was inspired by traditional Korean brushes and pottery. At the very top is a glass-floored viewing deck called 'Seoul Sky'. Its top holds 'Seoul Sky', one of the highest glass-floor decks on Earth

Location: In Seoul, the capital of South Korea · Country: South Korea · Height: It stands 555 m (1,819 ft) tall · Floors: It has 123 floors · Completed: It was finished in 2016 · Build Time: About 5 years · Type: A tower of homes, offices and a hotel · World Rank: The sixth-tallest building in the world

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What's a fun fact about Lotte World Tower for kids?
Its top holds 'Seoul Sky', one of the highest glass-floor decks on Earth