Gyokusendo Cave
- 玉泉洞
- Okinawa
This huge limestone cave is often called the "largest in the East." There is said to be over one million stalactites, which still continue to grow. This work of natural art has been created over a period of about 300,000 years. Particularly interesting are "ao-no-izumi" (blue fountains) and the rows upon rows of stalactites.
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Address
1336 Maekawa, Tamagusu, Nanjo, Okinawa
Local map
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Entry fee
- Adult 1,650 yen
- Children 830 yen
- Adult 1,240 yen
- Children 620 yen
- Adult 620 yen
- Children 310 yen
- Adult 620 yen
- Children 310 yen
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Opening Hours
9:00-18:00 *Last entry is 17:00
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Closed
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Website
http://www.gyokusendo.co.jp/okinawawor...
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Best Season
All year
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Point
Currently, the cave is part of Okinawa World's Okoku Bunka (Culture Kingdom) Gyokusendo facilities.
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Nearest Station/IC Access
From Naha Bus Terminal, take the Maekawa Line (Bus 54) or Gyokusendo Line (Bus 83) and get off at Gyokusendo-mae (in front of Gyokusendo Cave).
Other spots near Gyokusendo CaveWithin 50 km
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