Okinawa World Review

Okinawa World Culture Kingdom recommends Yuquan Cave. Yuquan Cave is a limestone cave formed by 300,000 years. The number of limestone caves exceeds 1 million and is the largest limestone cave in Japan. In addition to Yuquan Cave, the cultural kingdom has other special projects. Such as the Viper Museum Park, there are world-class Viper Archives, Shows of Live Snakes and Reptiles, Shows of Viper and Cat. Nandu Winemaking Institute. Provide beer made from Yuquandong groundwater, specialty liquors such as original Bobu snake wine blended with venomous snake extract and 13 spices. There is also a tropical fruit garden. 100 kinds of 450 tropical fruit trees, including mango, papaya, pineapple and so on. Tropical fruits and coconut juice such as pineapple can be tasted at the snack bar next to the orchard.

Okinawa World Culture Kingdom is a theme park that focuses on displaying local characteristics. It can perfectly experience the nature, folk customs and culture of Okinawa, and reproduce the style of the Ryukyu Dynasty. There are Yuquandong, Wanguo Village, Snake Park, Tropical Fruit Garden, Okinawa Drum Show, etc.

Contains two parts of Yuquan Cave and Culture Kingdom Village. Culture Kingdom Village has a local famous drum show, the scene is ordinary, but the actors at that time gave us a particularly big shock, I feel that they are performing with life, it is worth seeing.

Great tourist attractions, play here all day, the price is very high

Please definitely go to the limestone cave! You can see a different view from what you have seen before.

It is a very famous place. Of Okinawa, Japan, many people often go to take pictures as the landmark of this city.

The Okinawa Cultural Kingdom consists of three scenic spots, the Folk Village, the Yuquan Cave and the Snake House. Generally speaking, the only highlight is the drum performance in the folk village. The performers are very hard to perform, which makes people moved to tears. The performance process is not photographic or photographic. Please pay attention to it.

I have to say that Okinawa bus drivers are really enthusiastic, in sharp contrast to the indifference of other parts of Japan. Because the problem of time only went to the Yuquan Cave, which is dominated by nature, not like the colorful lights in China. The first time I saw the stalactite cave, though not as beautiful as I imagined, I still had a deep impression. The so-called Wangguocun is a theme park modeled on traditional Ryukyu villages and workshops. It shows many traditional Okinawa crafts, such as textile, dyeing, paper making, pottery, sucrose making, musical instrument making, wine making, and recently introduced glass blowing. Yuquan Cave, Wangguocun Village and Snake Museum are three scenic spots linked together. It's not funny to buy a set of tickets or a single ticket for Yuquan Cave. Wangguocun's Taikeng Daddy is a shopping spot. It's OK to buy things, but the shopping spot is for tourists to consume, but it's also funny for tourists to buy tickets to enter. If you have more time, you can experience making glass products. The glass purchased here can also be mailed directly to Japan and abroad. The Snake Museum was afraid to go. It is important to pay special attention to the return time if you travel by bus instead of by charter, especially on weekdays. Lest miss a class, delay a day's journey, and there is basically no taxi. No. 54 buses are available only in the morning, and No. 83 buses are slightly more frequent, but also concentrated in the morning and noon, and only in the afternoon. And the 83 bus on the return journey is parked outside the parking lot, not at the drop-off point.