Okinawa World Admission Ticket | Japan

The cave was beautiful, and other attractions also interesting

Many traditional craft workshop and performance

Seeing Gyokusendo Cave the largest limestone cave which was created over 300,000 years and one of the largest in Japan, was definitely a memorable experience! There is also a culture show called Super Eisa which is interesting if you want to learn more about Okinawa’s culture dance. There’s also a variety of Okinawa arts and craft stalls that you can give it a go. They also have a Habu Musem Park that exhibits about Habu snakes, a snake that’s native to Okinawa and you’ll also get a chance to see some other native reptiles and bats.

The cave took us by surprised. Enjoyed the cave a lot!

I've been here once, but the stalactites combined with the lights are really spectacular, so I came again this time when I came to Japan. Except for the Gyokusen Cave, other facilities are good. It's cheaper to buy on KKday than on site and you can get the QR code immediately, so I recommend it

Today's schedule was too tight. I ran through Yuquan Cave, but it still has its unique karst topography, beautiful lighting, and floating currents. The cool air made it very comfortable to walk.

It is cheaper than buying on-site, and you can use it on the same day, which is very convenient! After receiving the QR CODE, you can go to the counter to exchange it for a physical ticket and then enter directly.

I really feel that this trip to Yuquan Cave is worthwhile. The scenery inside is natural, there are surprises everywhere you look, and the photos are also super beautiful. You must definitely go there once! ! ! !

Convenient and very beautiful stalactite cave, highly recommended to visit~

You need to walk and climb stairs inside, so it is not suitable for people with limited mobility. The natural stalactites will be damp, so it is not suitable to wear high heels or slippers, as it is easy to fall. The natural scenery is amazing and beautiful, but it is not recommended for people with claustrophobia. It is dark inside, and there is only one way to the end, so you have to walk slowly. It takes about 10-30 minutes. It is worth a return visit.