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What to do and see in South Korea, South Korea: The Best Caverns & Caves
Coordinates: 36°N 128°E / 36°N 128°E / 36; 128
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1. Daegeumgul
2. Mungyeong Omija Theme Tunnel
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
3. Hwanseongul Cave
4. Geumganggul Cave
5. Seongryugul Cave
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 19 reviews
Reviewed By angegels - Gumi, South Korea
Today we're going to explore a mysterious cave. The entrance fee was 5,000 won for adults, but I really wanted to see it. Wear another jacket and a safety helmet. Inside the cave, there was an exclamation of the mysteries of nature, such as ponds, squares, 500,000 stalactites, stone pillars, and stalagmites. The entrance fee was not a waste because there were so many things to see.
6. Gwangmyeong Cave
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 96 reviews
Reviewed By Chhffhjb
Sure it's a bit far (40 mins train, 40 mins bus) from most main tourist zones in Seoul, but this quirky little park is worth your time. Part cave, part weird underground amusement park, this place can keep you busy for an hour or two for sure. I see people talking about the walking/steps, but if you are even minorly in shape, it's not an issue (maybe a few hundred stairs total). We did a cold wednesday morning and it was almost completely empty. For only 6000won, plus another 3000 to go through a "horror cave", you really can't go wrong. In addition to the cave and it's few offshoots, you can also do some virtual reality (5000-14000won), climb a platform for pretty good views, and there is upcycle art gallery worth a quick wander. It's not that the cave or attractions were so good, it's just the undeniable uniqueness of the entire experience that isn't available anywhere else on planet earth.
7. Hyeopjaegul Cave -Hallim Park
8. Manjanggul Cave
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 1,295 reviews
Reviewed By geeyoungl2018
Make sure to wear good shoes. Also wear rain gear to keep from getting wet. Walk slow and you should be fine. Great experience and would recommend to visit. !
9. Jeju Seonheulli Bengdwigul Cave
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 2 reviews
10. Gosu Cave
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 76 reviews
Reviewed By jibijais - Alappuzha, India
Hai all! We, a group of 10 people, went to this cave during winter time (February) in Korea. We didn't have much expectations as we thought this would be an exhausting 940 m walk. But honestly, the walk was worthwhile! Even it's a cave, they've maintained it well. You'll also pass through an informative and playful exhibition center before entering the cave. - Cost of ticket for an adult is 11,000. - They has given proper stairs and guidelines throughout the walk. - Temperature inside the cave is adjusted accordingly. - Those ups, curls and downs never make you feel tired. - The path is exclusively constructed for one person to walk at a time. Sometimes you need to shrink your body to adjust yourself through some tiny pathways. (That gave us an adventurous feel too!). - You'll never feel bored during the exploration as there are various varieties of limestone structures that looks like gorgeous sculptures and make you feel for nature's unending wonders. Go without any expectation. You'll create memories. Happy Caving!
