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Snapshot Sunday: Hwanseon Cave

This week’s Snapshot Sunday comes from Hwanseon Cave in Gangwon-do, Korea. Hwanseon Cave is one of the largest limestone caves in Asia with about 6.2 km of known passages. Visitors can tour about 1.6 km of them which have been lit with colorful lights. This is Lover’s Walk, a suspension bridge across a particularly tall portion of the cave.

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  1. I visited in the wintertime – it was nice and hot in there! It was fun bouncing across the bridge with the really deep drop. I honestly didn’t expect to see so many bright neon lights in there.

    September 30, 2012
    • Amanda #

      I know, the lights surprised me too! I went in early fall when it was still quite warm, and the cave was nice and cool. Funny how it’s the opposite in winter!

      October 4, 2012

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