Gyokusendo Cave Review

My visit to Okinawa World's Gyokusendo was a captivating adventure into the underground marvels of Okinawa. This remarkable destination offers an extraordinary glimpse into the island's geological and cultural history.The main attraction, Gyokusendo Cave, is an absolute wonder. As I descended into the depths of the cave, I was spellbound by the stunning stalactites and stalagmites that adorned its cavernous interior. The well-lit pathways and informative signage made it easy to appreciate the geological formations while learning about the cave's history and formation.What sets Gyokusendo apart is its combination of natural beauty and cultural significance. The nearby Kingdom Village provides a glimpse into Okinawan traditions, complete with traditional houses, a pottery workshop, and local crafts. This added layer of cultural immersion enriches the overall experience.The staff at Okinawa World are friendly and knowledgeable, eager to answer questions and share their insights into the region's heritage. You can also catch live performances of traditional Okinawan music and dance, which further enhance the cultural immersion.The souvenir shop offers a wide range of local products, making it an excellent place to pick up unique gifts or mementos of your visit.In summary, Okinawa World's Gyokusendo is a must-visit for anyone exploring Okinawa. It seamlessly combines the natural beauty of Gyokusendo Cave with a rich cultural experience, providing a well-rounded adventure for visitors of all ages. It's an opportunity to delve into the heart of Okinawa, both above and below ground, and a truly enriching experience.

Yuquandong, the second largest stalactite cave in Japan and the largest underground art museum in Southeast Asia, is the secret world hidden under the blue deep sea on the mysterious island of Okinawa. The stalactites in the stalactites in the stalactites in the landscape cave are like blooming flowers, and some like flocks of animals, most famously called the stalactites in the gold cup, and the water droplets in the cave accumulate a little in this gold cup, like the gold treasure in the pirate treasure cave. People are here to play their imaginations and explain their feelings about nature. This makes the hole full of wonders and fantasy, which is exactly the charm! Characteristics are different from ordinary caves, Yuquandong stalactites are unique coral reefs in Okinawa, growing at a slow rate of 1 cm per 30 years, and slowly forming today's spectacular appearance in a long 300,000 years. These natural masterpieces, in all kinds, strange, under the light, more colorful, full of unique beauty. Note that Yuquan Cave is now closed, and it is open to the public from April to October every year. Friends who want to see it quickly book the early bird ticket for next year!

The Yuquan Cave in the south of Okinawa and the Ryukyu Village together are actually a very large cave. The lights inside are not bad, showing all kinds of strange stones. According to the description inside, it is indeed lifelike.

不错，是周末举家外出的好地方，以后有时间的话还会再来游玩的。

The place is great! There are many parks that can be walked all day. Although the hole is dark, the mobile phone is enough to shadow the picture. The key introduction will be lighted, and the sunset is like a fairy scene.

玉泉洞是位於沖繩，由30萬年歲月形成的鐘乳洞自然奇景，值得花時間慢慢地欣賞大自然所創造的獨特美景，打上燈光後更顯得氣氛神秘、氣勢磅礡，讓人驚嘆於鬼斧神工的景致。因為位處地下其開放參觀的步道較為濕滑，需要多留意腳下，慢慢行走。整體步行約20~30分鐘，會略顯悶熱，但是能欣賞到絕美鐘乳石，十分推薦到此一遊。

The average limestone cave and Gyokusen cave in Okinawa Prefecture is 21 degrees Celsius, cool in summer and warm in winter. The blue spring was mysterious and beautiful.