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The image contains two maps of Paradise Island. The first map, labeled "Past", shows the island surrounded by sea, with rocks on the northeast coast, a natural spring to the east, several clusters of trees and a Scientific Research Station in the center, a beach in the northwest, and a pier with a boat on the west coast. The second map, labeled "Present", shows the island surrounded by sea, with rocks and a scenic lookout in the northeast, a natural spring and cafe in the east, a BBQ area, a central open restaurant, and a hotel complex with an adjacent swimming pool. A cycle path connects the central facilities. In the northwest, there is a beach where swimming is permitted, and on the west coast, a larger pier docks a cruise ship.
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The maps show how paradise island has changed from the past to the present.
Overall, the island has been dramatically transformed from an unspoilt natural area with limited facilities, into a modern tourist destination with a wide range of facilities.
In the past, the island was largely undeveloped. There is a beach in the northwest, a pier in the southwest and a scientific research station in the west of the island. The island was surrounded by the sea and contained numerous green areas along with natural spring in the center and rocky areas in the northeast.
But today, the island is equipped with modern buildings and facilities. The research station is demolished and replaced by a new hotel complex which has a swimming pool in the north. Newly established areas such as open restaurant, and a café have been built in placed of green areas. Additionally, a cycle path has been constructed around the island. The pier has also been extended compared to the past, allowing cruise ships to dock there.
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