[2025 Takayama Attraction] Travel Guide for Hida Great Limestone Cave (Updated Mar)

#GlobalTravel For travelers who love to explore cave wonders, the Hida Great Limestone Cave is definitely a must-visit place! The Hida Great Stalactite Cave is a geological wonder. It took millions of years to form. The water dripping from the cave accumulates on the surface of the stone bit by bit, slowly condensing into various unique stalactites~ This large stalactite cave in Gifu Prefecture has fascinating geological wonders, but the stairs inside the cave are quite narrow and steep... It may be a little inconvenient for the elderly or children🥲 Although the stalactite landscape in the cave is not very special to me and I am a little disappointed, the "Lovers' Sanctuary" near the exit is a place that left me with deep memories🤍It is very suitable for couples to stop and take pictures~

This cave is truly worth to pay a visit when people go to Okinawa. The cave is considered quite warm in winter time and the cave looks mysterious with the lighting. It took me almost one hour to walk through the underground cave. I get to see the snake soak in alcohol and other exotic fruits. It’s an eye wide shot experience to me.

Hida Great Limestone Cave has been selected as a sacred place for lovers, and there is a monument there! The lighting inside the cave makes it a perfect date spot😊 And Nyukawa-cho, Takayama City, is also famous as a place associated with Ryomen Sukuna, and near the entrance to Hida Great Limestone Cave, there is the best Sukuna hotpot in Japan! In the parking lot, materials about the history of Ryomen Sukuna are also on display✨ In addition to the cave, there are many other places to see, so it is recommended for sightseeing😊 [Hida Great Limestone Cave] 📍1147 Himen, Nyukawa-cho, Takayama City, Gifu Prefecture 🚗Free parking available #HidaTakayama #HidaGreatLimestoneCave #SacredPlaceForLovers #RyomeSukuna #GifuTrip #Date #RecommendedForDates #GoingOutWithChildren

Great Limestones Cave is located at Takayama , Gifu , Japan. It's large , high-altitude limestone cave with 3 separate areas, uniquely rock formations and a museum. This was on route , so we decided to visit after we visit Shirakawa- go , inside cave is cold , so please prepare a jacket the temperature is around 10 to 13 Celsius . It was really amazing and fun . There are some stores and restaurant close to the parking , is feel like exploring to time tunnel back to future with a lot of colorful light , probably the best cave i have been in Japan. #trip