Corn is usually to be burned, made into flour or other processed ingredients. But corn utilized creatively by an artist in South Dakota, which is used as a palace. Residents and tourists came.
Is the Mitchell Corn Palace, the name of the building are made from corn. The palace is located in Mitchell, South Dakota.
From the official website, this palace was first built in 1892. 275,000 total corn used to build this palace.
Beautiful, most corn is not only used to cover the entire body building. Corn is also painted and used to decorate the walls in the form of murals. Combined mosaic of corn hump actually produce a work that is beautiful and creative.
In order for visitors who come to not get bored, every year the theme of the palace altered. Typically, a new theme will be present between August and October.
Every year, more than 500,000 people come to visit. Usually, time is the most densely populated when the new corn palace featuring the latest designs.
Go inside, visitors not only get to see a variety of murals. Impressions about the history of the making the Corn Palace is also presented. Not to forget, the pictures murals that once existed there.
In addition, the Mitchell Corn Palace also regularly hold Corn Palace Festival. Usually, at this festival held musical performances, local vendors and Other entertainment .
Fun, this palace is open daily from 08:00 to 17:00 o'clock local time. Tourists do not have to pay the entrance fee or free.