🗺️ Okinawa World Cultural Kingdom (Gyokusendo Cave)

A theme park that embodies the charm of Okinawa, it is loved by both domestic and international visitors. The facilities feature many exciting attractions, among which "Gyokusendo" is the largest limestone cave in Okinawa, formed over approximately 300,000 years. With over a million stalactites, it allows visitors to once again appreciate the mystery and grandeur of nature. In addition to Gyokusendo, there is a row of traditional houses registered as national tangible cultural properties, recreating the ancient Ryukyu "Ryukyu Kingdom Castle Town." Furthermore, there are attractions like the "Tropical Fruit Garden," which cultivates rare tropical fruits such as Okinawa's citrus and lychee. In the traditional houses, visitors can tour or experience weaving and a dyeing technique called "Bingata," which are traditional Okinawan crafts. Additionally, the rental of traditional clothing is quite popular, allowing visitors to stroll through the castle town area dressed in beautiful Okinawan attire. Entertainment performances such as "SUPER EISA Taiko Dance" and "Snake Show" are also abundant. With numerous exciting attractions within the expansive Okinawa World, it is recommended to plan in advance where to start and the order of visiting the park. You can refer to the sample itineraries introduced on the official website for a more efficient and enjoyable experience.

You can fully enjoy the history, culture, and nature of Okinawa at this theme park. There are many exciting attractions, including Okinawa's largest limestone cave, "Gyokusendo," and the relocated traditional houses of "Ryukyu Kingdom Castle Town." The park also offers a variety of unique entertainment performances. Various experiential activities are available, such as Ryukyu glass-making, dyeing, and renting traditional costumes. The park has a vast area, so it is recommended to refer to the official website for suggested itineraries for your visit.