[2025 Uruma Attraction] Travel Guide for Bios Hill (Updated Apr)

[Love Okinawa, Orchid Zhengyan] Bios stands for "life" in Greek. "BIOS (Life) Hill" means a place where all life blooms and bred. [BIOS Hill] is located on the high platform of the Ishikawa Plateau in Okinawa. It has a vast subtropical forest and a natural trail that is 2 kilometers long and stretches in nature. This subtropical nature scenery theme park, which focuses on the theme of "man and nature", advocates the agitation and breath of life with the family. Because Okinawa's warm and humid natural conditions are particularly suitable for the cultivation of orchids, we have opened our eyes in the center of the garden and have never seen so many varieties of orchids so beautiful. It has the largest production farm and direct store in Okinawa. These orchids come from all over the world, and there are all kinds of orchids. The pollen who loves orchids suggests picking some orchid seeds back before leaving. It is definitely worth it. In the hills of the BIOS, in addition to leisurely walks, you can also choose to take a lake cruise in the park's Dalongchi or take a buffalo car for a leisurely trip. TIPS

I moved to Okinawa a year ago and would like to introduce some hidden spots that I recommend😊 You can stop by Bios Hill on your way to the Churaumi Aquarium! It's a place where you can interact with animals, boats, water buffalo carts, kayaks, and there are swings that look great, so you can avoid the crowds and spend your time relaxing😌 It's on high ground, so the view was amazing🏖️ Boats are included in the admission fee, but other activities are charged🛶 Enjoy a different side of Okinawa♪ 📍Bios Hill 961-30 Ishikawa Kadekari, Uruma City, Okinawa Prefecture 904-1114 ☎︎ 098-965-3400 Opening hours 9:00-16:15 Closed on Tuesdays #Domestic travel #Domestic travel strategy #Okinawa #Okinawa trip

#0yentravelnovember At Bios Hill in Okinawa Prefecture, you can experience riding a water buffalo cart!! . . , Walk around the park, rocked by the leisurely gait of a water buffalo. You can experience the power and strength of the large horned water buffalo up close. Enjoy a relaxing time in Okinawa while chatting about Bios and Okinawa in the Okinawan dialect! Price Adults 2,000 yen (excluding tax) / 2,200 yen (including tax) Children 1,000 yen (excluding tax) / 1,100 yen (including tax) (separate entrance fee) Time required Approximately 20 to 25 minutes Opening hours For details, click here Location Approximately 200m from the entrance (approximately 10 minutes on foot) (From the official website). .

"BIOS no OKA" A place where you can interact with animals and nature✨ You can even ride a buffalo cart here, where there are buffaloes! We also recommend a leisurely tour of nature on a sightseeing boat◎ 📍Address: 961-30, Kadekari, Ishikawa, Uruma City, Okinawa Prefecture, 904-1114 #0 yen trip #Okinawa

I came here after searching for a place where I could ride a buffalo cart. Unfortunately it was raining. I thought riding the ox cart would be out of the question, but it seems it's okay. In addition to the 2200 yen entrance fee, the ox cart is 2000 yen per person. That's a bit pricey. It was a short distance, but I was satisfied with my first buffalo cart. The lake observation boat, which is included in the entrance fee, was not able to see any of the lake creatures because the water was murky due to the continuous rain, but you can enjoy subtropical plants and orchids. The weather was bad so we just passed through the botanical garden on our way back, but I think it would be fun for the whole family to enjoy it all day on a nice day. #0yentrip

I would like to introduce Bios Hill in Uruma City, Okinawa Prefecture. This is a spot where you can fully enjoy nature. Bios Hill is an all-outdoor facility. The highlight of this place is the lake sightseeing boat, which is like a jungle cruise. The boat takes you around the nature for about 25 minutes, and this experience is included in the admission fee. It runs every 30 minutes, so it's a good idea to get on and then go around the park. This boat lets you see nature and animals up close. The guide's stories are also fun. There are also buffaloes in the park, and there is an additional fee to experience the buffaloes. You can take photos freely. There are other animals, and there is a petting corner where you can interact with them for free. There is a lot of nature overflowing. The park is quite large, so I recommend going when you have time! 961-30 Ishikawa Kadekari, Uruma City, Okinawa Prefecture, 904-1114 #Free Hong Kong Air Ticket #Okinawa Tourism #Amazing Nature #Enjoy Nature

#okinawatrip An Okinawa must do! So much fun playing in the park, riding the boat, and just enjoying the scenery. I went with a few others and we had an absolute blast running around and seeing everything. Truly a beautiful area and I recommend everyone stop by if you're in the area!Amazing place to go and see more of nature. Great flowers and they even have a little petting zoo. Some places are stroller friendly.

#okinawatrip Bios hill is a good place to explore specially if you have kids. It is pretty big so you need to wear comfortable clothes and shoes and it’s probably best to go on cooler times of the day or bring an umbrella. Good points: I recommend going on a kayak adventure if the weather is nice! The kayak adventure was a good experience and 2 people can ride a kayak which may be good for couples or families. You can choose to bring your camera but be careful of the water. Your bag will be kept safe in a locker provided once you pay for kayaking. You can also bring a waterproof case for your phone just in case you have and you wanna take some pictures. Food: The cafe inside served really good pancake (I ordered sweet potato or benimo pancake with ice cream). It was worth the price (around 650 yen) and the pancake was really photogenic. Pricing: Entrance fee for Bios hill is a little bit expensive (please check website for current pricing) but because it is well maintained and huge I would recommend it for couples who like nature or families with young children who want to see some animals and nature as well.

#thingstodo An Okinawa must do! So much fun playing in the park, riding the boat, and just enjoying the scenery. I went with a few others and we had an absolute blast running around and seeing everything. Truly a beautiful area and I recommend everyone stop by if you're in the area! What a beautiful place! Great for families! We took a wagon ride pulled by a water buffalo, and at the end of the ride, the driver let my boys come down and hold on to the rope and “lead” the water buffalo! So kind of this man to let them do this, I wish I knew his name! I am so grateful my boys got this cool experience! There’s also beautiful flora, nature trails, dragon topiaries, a cool wooden playground, observation decks, boat rides, giant swings, and a gift shop with very unique toys. We can’t wait to come back.

#thingstodo Big and interesting park with many hidden nooks. The boat ride is included in the price (3000 yen for an adult, free for kids until 4). During the ride the guide shows interesting plants and tells jokes but only in Japanese. The stamp rally with the quize is also in japanese. You can borrow a stroller for free but there are a lot of places where is impossible to get with a stroller. Food for goats is 100 yen. There isa small cafe on the territory with soba, tacoyaki and ice cream. Good place for kids

I went to Bios Hill in Uruma City! There was a big cow! Walking around the spacious grounds, surrounded by nature, it feels good! #Guide to taking photos at tourist spots

#goout, Bios Hill, feels like a farm. The grassland at the entrance is beautifully maintained. The park is quiet and suitable for bringing children to get close to animals. It is worth recommending 👍👍👍 #goout #goout #goout

The Bios Hill is a park that allows children and nature to be 100% integrated. h All kinds of handmade wooden children's facilities. Daughters have fun! hh/ There are not many tourists here, tickets Not expensive, about RMB 30, it is the perfect park for children and nature and small animals