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!

It is very suitable to take my wife and children there. Yuquan Cave is cool. Pearl digging and leather goods making are loved by my family. The performances are also fun to watch.

The ticket price is very different from the ticket price on site. It is very convenient and economical to buy tickets here. It is a great experience! You can use it immediately after buying it online before entering (other websites must be booked the day before). At first, we didn’t know that Gyokusen Cave was in this three-in-one Okinawa World Park. It is very convenient to buy tickets. The only thing to note is that you must plan the time of the two performances and the Gyokusen Cave is at least 30 minutes away from the jump. I was a little bored because it was too long. There was no sign of the remaining distance along the way, so I felt that I walked for a long time. However, the souvenir shop is very good. We made up for it here on the last day. It is a good place worth recommending!

Walking into "Okinawa World" is like embarking on a journey through time. This is not only a tourist attraction, but also a microcosm of Okinawa's culture and natural wonders. One of the most famous landmarks in the park is the "Gyokusen Cave". The five-kilometer-long stalactite cave is amazing. The stalagmites and stone pillars sculpted by nature over hundreds of thousands of years appear mysterious and spectacular under the lights. After walking out of the cave, you can immediately feel the style of the Ryukyu Kingdom - from traditional red-tiled buildings to handicraft villages, experience dyeing, pottery making, glass blowing and other crafts, and experience the wisdom of Okinawa people's life with your own hands. The "Tai Drum Dance" performed at a fixed time every day is a highlight that cannot be missed. The strong rhythm and vitality make people can't help but clap and shout, feeling the unique enthusiasm of the island people. Okinawa World is a place where you can embrace nature and culture at once. Whether it is your first time in Okinawa or you have visited it many times, it is worth your visit again and savor it carefully.

In principle, you can finish the whole visit including the venomous snake area within two hours. Yuquan Cave is the main axis with spectacular stalactites, a great addition of light sources, and a strong overall atmosphere. If you have plenty of time, you can go to Wangguo Village to experience it. If you don't have so much time, it's okay to just rush around. The venomous snake area is relatively inferior, but the bats are very cute.

The first itinerary was to go to Ryukyu Village, but due to time considerations, we decided to give up and go to Yuquan Cave. Unexpectedly, it was really beautiful. We stayed there for at least 3 hours.

You can exchange your ticket at the counter. The price is similar to other preferential plans, but it is convenient to handle.