Gangarā-no-Tani
Ganggara Valley is a lush natural valley created by the collapse of a limestone cave hundreds of thousands of years ago, located in the southern part of Okinawa Island. It features subtropical forests, massive banyan trees, and the remnants of ancient inhabitants known as "Port of Kawa people," allowing visitors to explore its charm through guided tours. The valley also contains caves where prayers for the birth of life are offered and where archaeological excavations are currently underway, exuding a mystical atmosphere. Additionally, the "Cave Café," which utilizes the limestone cave, provides tour participants with an opportunity to enjoy a moment in nature.
Basic Information
- Spot Name
- Gangarā-no-Tani
- Location
- 〒901-0616 202 Maekawa, Tamagusuku, Nanjo City, Okinawa Prefecture, Japan
- Access
- From Naha Bus Terminal, take bus numbers 83 or 54 and get off at Tamagusuku-dōmae bus stop, then it's a 2-minute walk.
Approximately 30 minutes from Naha Airport.
About 10 minutes from the Okinawa Expressway "Hanaebaru Minami IC." - Parking
- 100 cars
- Business Hours
- Phone reception hours: 9:00 AM to 5:30 PM
Tour departure times: ① 10:00 AM ② 12:00 PM ③ 2:00 PM ④ 4:00 PM
Cave Cafe: 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM - Regular Holiday
- Open year-round.
- Fees
- Adults: 2,500 yen, Students: 1,500 yen (Student ID required)
- Contact Information
- Phone Number： 098-948-4192
- Official Website
