TWIN CITIES –

Nawada, India & Gunsan, South Korea.

SUBMITTED TO – SUBMITTED BY –
Ar. Riyazul Samad Binmohammed AARUSHI BARNWAL
17BAR1047
NAWADA, BIHAR -

Nawada district is one of the thirty-eighth districts of the

Indian state of Bihar.

The town is the administrative headquarters of this district.

It is the eastern most district of the Magadh division, one of the

nine administrative divisions of Bihar.
GUNSAN, SOUTH KOREA -

Gunsan pronounced as Kunsan, is a city in North Jeolla

Province, South Korea.

It is on the south bank of the Geum River just upstream from its
exit into the Yellow Sea.

It has emerged as a high-tech manufacturing industrial city and

an international trade seaport that is approximately 200 km
southwest of Seoul on the midwest coast of the Korean
Peninsula.
HISTORY OF THE CITIES -

• NAWADA • GUNSAN

• In 1845, it was established as a • Originally a small fishing village, It

Subdivision of the Gaya district. became a port city in the late 19th century
during the Japanese colonization period
On 26th January 1973, Nawada was formed
of Korea. Because the area had very
as a separate district. It is divided into two
fertile soil and could produce a lot of rice,
parts by Khuri River, the portion on the left
it became a priority to ship rice to Japan
bank being the older, while that on right
from this area.
bank is modern.
LOCATION AND GEOGRAPHICAL COMPARISON
NAWADA, BIHAR, INDIA.

Area - 2494 sq. km

Density area - 890 sq. km
Population – 2.21 Lakh (2011)
GUNSAN, NORTH JEOLLA PROVINCE,
SOUTH KOREA

Area - 372 sq. km

Density area - 740 sq. km
Population - 2.79 Lakh (2015)
 ECONOMICAL PERSPECTIVE -
• NAWADA
• Agriculture is the mainstay of livelihood and 78% people
depend upon agriculture.
Main Crops: Paddy, wheat, Pulses, vegetables.
• Sugar cane farming and processing also took place; the
district's single sugar mill, located in Warisaliganj, is
currently non-functional.
• Kadirganj, located 10 km from Nawada, has a small
scale silk industry where workers clean and weave silk.
• It has commercial and trading linkages with Bhagalpur,
a city famous for its silk business including export of
silk from India.
• GUNSAN
• Fishing, agriculture and heavy industry west of the city in the
reclaimed area known as the Industrial Zone.
• Near the port, the Tata Daewoo Commercial Vehicle factory
produces Daewoo trucks for the domestic and export
markets.
• It has a major port, especially for rice shipments, and is a
commercial center for the rice grown in the Geum basin. Rice
processing and shipbuilding are important industries, and
paper, lumber, rubber, and plastic are also produced.
• South of Gunsan is the newly opened Saemangum Seawall,
the longest dyke in the world.
ECOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVE -
• NAWADA
• 25% of the total land area of the district
covered by Forest. Kind of trees found in
forest area are teak, sisam, mahua and
karanch. Medicinal plants and essentials oil
plants also available in the district.
• GUNSAN
• Saemangeum seawall is effort by them for
low-carbon and green growth, along with
the four-rivers project.
• Typical evergreen broad-leaved species
include camellias and camphor trees, while
deciduous forests include oaks, maples,
alders, zelkovas, and birches.
TOURISM PERSPECTIVE -
• NAWADA
• Kakolat Waterfall (24km from town),
• Sarvodaya Ashram was established here by
Jaiprakash Narayan and inaugurated by Dr.
Rajendra Prasad,
• Hariya Sun Temple (located in Hariya village
under Nardiganj block), Baba Majaar and
some other religious sites are located in the
district.
• GUNSAN
• The Gunsan Islands consist of 16 inhabited
islands and 47 uninhabited islands.
In spring, a 1-km cherry blossom tunnel is
formed from the entrance to the facility
compound.
In summer, people can enjoy wind surfing and
boating in the acacia fragrance.
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