The Buck Hill Inn was built in 1901 and once was listed as one of the top ten convention centers in the U.S. The thousand-acre retreat featured amenities such as an amphitheater, a 27-hole golf course, horseback riding, an indoor pool, swimming, and tennis. For decades the resort thrived, and would expand until eventually becoming a 400-room, 300,000 square-foot facility. The end of the Buck Hill Inn began with a downturn in business from the late 1970s into the 1980s. In 1990, the owners closed it for good. Numerous attempts have tried, and failed, to restore the century-old resort.

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Cartoon images painted at the street wall attract many visitors to see painted village. A years ago, Huang Yao-hui, head of Fubao Village in the county’s Fuxing Township, and his son Huang Ming-tsung dreamed up the painting initiative.

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The main cetre of the Resort is made by magnificent buildings in the design of a Fijian canoe house. Buildings look like an ancient village in traditional style. Likuliku Lagoon features 45 bures, 10 of them suspended over a coral-reef lagoon, all with incredible views of the south pacific ocean. Likuliku belongs to the Top Ten Luxe List of “Destination Weddings+Honeymoons” by Magazine USA Best Inclusive Resorts. One more curiosity about Fiji: They are the latest country that stopped cannibalism. Cannibalism ended in the 1990s.

Marina Bay Sands hotel, part of resort, offers 2,600 luxury rooms and suites. Marina Bay Sands hotel consists of three 55 storey towers. This three towers are connected with a one roof. The roof is called sky park and it offers unbelievable view of Singapore. We can find beautifully gardens, restaurants and a swimming pool on the top of the hotel. MBS was developed by Las Vegas Sands and features a 120,000 sq.m. convention-exhibition center, The Shoppes mall, an Art and Science museum, two Sands Theatres, six celebrity chef restaurants, two floating pavilions and a casino with 500 tables and 1,600 slot machines.