Daisekirinzan

The Yamahara no Mori on the northern tip of Okinawa was designated as a national park in 2016, and the Daishilin Mountain in the park has also attracted attention because it contains Japanese tropical lava. After parking the car in the parking lot, go to the ticket office to hand over the reservation voucher to the staff, rest in the hut beside and listen to the introduction of the climbing route, so as to facilitate the decision of the hiking route later. After that, the minibus in the park will take you to the entrance of the mountain. The natural scenery of limestone 200 million years ago and the Paleozoic period has been eroded by rain for many years. The limestone in the lava pile is like the uplift of small hills, some as high as 10 meters. To have such a spectacular huge rocky landscape, it is like talking to the earth 200 million years ago. There are 4 routes, one and a half hours long and 25 minutes short, and one of the routes also has a free barrier-free walkway, which can be easily visited by strollers or wheelchairs. If you have time, it is recommended that you go to the Churaumi Observatory to see Cape Hedo at the northern end of Okinawa! The blue sea and the sky seem to be connected, and it is impossible to tell which is the sky and which is the sea. As if the sea became part of the sky. There are also large Japanese banyan trees, and the trachea spreads around to form a unique landscape. In the quiet forest, through the light scattered between the leaves and the leaves, the particles of the light can be clearly seen, surrounded by such silence, it is like the elves of the forest behind you, feeling the mysteries of nature , also healed by the energies of nature.