Ishigaki Stalactite Cave

<p>The Ishigaki Island stalactite cave was formed about 200,000 years ago and is 3.2 kilometers long. About 660 meters of it has been built into a sightseeing cave, which is equipped with voice broadcasting and guided by Guide. This cave once sank to the bottom of the sea, and then rose again, so you can see the fossils of marine life such as mantis shrimp, branch corals, and platform corals. The unique coral stalactite cave formed over 200,000 years is full of spiritual brilliance. Corals are alive, and they have continued the current appearance of the stalactite cave with more than 200,000 years of life. The slender stalactites are like trees in the forest, and are called stalactite forests in Russia and Japan. The stalactites here are full of charm due to natural changes. They are as vast as a forest, as cold as an immortal, and as cute as a chinchilla, which makes people dazzled and amazed.</p><p>In fact, there are three stalactite caves on Ishigaki Island, and the stalactite cave here is the largest and most charming.</p>