Hwanseongul Cave (Daeiri Cave Area)
Hwanseongul is Korea's largest limestone cave, first recorded in the 1662 text 'Cheokjuji' by Heo Mok. Formed 530 million years ago, it features magnificent stalactites, stalagmites, and stone pillars with unique shapes like the 'Beauty Statue' and 'Throne.' Home to 47 animal species, including four endemic ones, it holds significant ecological value. A monorail, operational since 2010, provides easy access to the entrance, making it a must-visit for those interested in geology and nature.
About this place
Hwanseongul is Korea's largest limestone cave, first recorded in the 1662 text 'Cheokjuji' by Heo Mok. Formed 530 million years ago, it features magnificent stalactites, stalagmites, and stone pillars with unique shapes like the 'Beauty Statue' and 'Throne.' Home to 47 animal species, including four endemic ones, it holds significant ecological value. A monorail, operational since 2010, provides easy access to the entrance, making it a must-visit for those interested in geology and nature.