PyeongChang 2018 | Latest trends in Olympics 2018

Winter Olympics 2018 – PyeongChang 2018 | Latest trends in Olympics 2018 : you haven’t missed even  a single game of this Olympics, have you?

It was really awesome experience watching every single game which was performed like it was the last part of the player’s life. Cut throat competition, every piece has been so amazing that we couldn’t take our eyes off from these winter Olympics.

Did you see this? No…

Lets get into it-  Torchbearers carrying the Olympic flame lit the cauldron in South Korea today, marking the official start of the 23rd Olympic Winter Games.

Location of Olympics 2018 – South Korea

Pyeongchang county in South Korea is hosting the 23rd Olympic Winter Games and this didn’t just happened, actually south Korea tried for many times previously, competitors were Annecy, France, and Munich, Germany.

Where is Pyeongchang located ?

Pyeongchang is located 80 miles east of Seoul, and some what near Demilitarized Zone dividing North Korea and South Korea.

Opening and closing ceremonies will occur at Pyeongchang Olympic Stadium, a temporary venue that can seat 35,000 spectators. All competition venues are located within 30 minutes driving distance from the stadium.

Its amazing no?

The Pyeongchang Olympic village is housing up to 3,894 athletes and team officials during the 2018 Winter Games, while a second village in Gangneung is accommodating more than 2,900 personnel.

So it has started, oops – still waiting for it, cool….

Comment your likes and dislikes about Pyeongchang in South Korea, and millions of hearts are waiting for these games.

How can you watch?
Those in the United Kingdom can watch the Games via BBC on television and online. Check ABCNews.com for updates.

What are the events? Reviews
The 2018 Winter Olympics features 102 events in 15 sport disciplines. The sports include bobsleigh, curling, figure skating, luge, snowboard and ski jumping.

The International Olympic Committee added some new events for the 2018 Winter Olympics: big air snowboarding, freestyle skiing, mass start speed skating and mixed doubles curling.