Okinawa World Admission Ticket: Gyokusen Cave, Kingdom Village & Habu Museum Park | Japan

The cave was really cool, and the other activities were fine such as the snake presentation.

Okinawa World is an amazing place and well worth a visit! There are rich cultural experiences and beautiful natural landscapes. Especially when visiting the Ryukyu Cave, the stalactites and stalagmites in the cave are breathtaking. The tour guide's explanation is lively and interesting, and gave me a deep understanding of the local history and culture. The whole experience was very enjoyable and highly recommended to tourists visiting Okinawa!

There are something to visit as well as workshops to participate in. The shows are good and staffs are friendly. The cave is fascinating.

Buy tickets before departure. It is very convenient to exchange tickets when you arrive at the venue. You don’t need to bring more yen. You can plan your own budget in advance, making your itinerary more flexible.

A bit far from Naha to get there in public transportation. The caves are amazing and completely worth the trip, the drum show was really good too.

The cave is quite long, lights of various colors make it even more interesting. We went through a number of workshops (observing, not participating), they all looked very interesting and entertaining, especially for kids. We skipped the animal park, after reading reviews about conditions in which the animals are kept.

Gyokusen Cave is the second largest stalactite cave in Japan. If you don’t avoid the crowds and take photos, you can complete the entire journey in about 30-40 minutes and feel the magic of nature up close. During the trip, we also saw Taiko performances and venomous snake performances. The itinerary was rich and colorful.

The unique scenery is recommended for families, friends, and couples to explore together.

I took my parents to visit Okinawa for the first time. We arranged visits to Gyokusen Cave and Kingdom Village during the trip. The landscape of the stalactite cave is really special. My parents praised it frequently. The actual park's movement lines are also well planned, from natural caves, tropical water country, former tribe visits, venomous snake museum park, etc., just like IKEA, you can walk through it smoothly, and there are also rich contents to see and experience. The only thing to note is that the light in Gyokusen Cave is dim and the floor will be slippery due to natural water dripping. It is recommended that the elders can carry a trekking pole or a simple small flashlight to assist in the process of walking more smoothly.

It's a spectacular and beautiful place worth visiting~~~