Okinawa｜Gyokusen Cave is like a dream, a mysterious world formed over 300,000 years

Don't miss Gyokusen Cave when you go to Okinawa. This tourist attraction south of Naha has a mysterious cave with stalactites that took 300,000 years to form. There are more than one million stalactites and the underground cave is about five kilometers long. You can take photos for free upon admission, and the photos will be combined into black and white newspapers for tourists. You can also buy the photos at your own expense. At present, only one-fifth of the area has been developed. However, once you enter the underground passage, you will begin a journey of surprises. First, you will see the magnificence of stalagmites and stone pillars, then the anthropomorphic Buddha statue area, and then slowly enter the underground stream area. In the space with insufficient light, your hearing will become keen and you can feel the sound of underground streams. Finally, you will walk to the light-decorated area, where the underground streams reflect blue light and stalactites are cast with orange or purple light, interweaving into a dreamlike and fantastic experience. The entire trail is designed to be completed in an hour and a half if you are busy. If you play and take pictures at the same time, it may take an hour to complete. This was actually my rainy day itinerary. I was originally planning to go to the beach, but because the weather was bad, I bought tickets on the trip and used them right away. When I got there, I found that it was well worth the trip, especially for those who like taking photos and enjoying nature. 📍Address: 〒901-0616 1336 Tamaki Maekawa, Okinawa Prefecture Nanjo City 🚗 Take bus No. 83 from the city and arrive in about 50 minutes. It takes about half an hour to drive there. #Okinawa Travel