Explore the World Heritage Site of Nakijin

Okinawa Nakijin Castle Travel Guide. The cherry blossoms in early spring are in bloom. Go to Okinawa to see the sea and visit the World Heritage Site "Nakijin". There are few people and the clear blue sea in the distance is so beautiful. My dears, hurry up and make arrangements! Nakijin Castle Transportation Guide 1. Self-driving: Renting a car is convenient and flexible. Starting from Naha City, take National Highway 58 north and follow the signs. The journey takes about 1.5 hours. The site has a parking lot with reasonable charges. 2. Public transportation: Take the express bus from Naha Bus Terminal to Nakijin Village Yakujo-mae Bus Stop, then transfer to a local bus or take a taxi. The whole journey takes about 2.5 hours. There are few buses, so pay attention to the operating hours. ⏳Play time: 1. Opening hours: 9:00 - 17:00 (ticket sales and admission stop at 16:30), closed on Mondays (closed on holidays on Tuesdays). 2. Tickets: Adults 400 yen, university students 200 yen, high school students and elementary and junior high school students free. 3. Main highlights: - Ishigaki Ruins: A fortification built with huge stones. Experience the unique architectural style of Ryukyu and the superb craftsmanship of the ancients. - Palace ruins: Once the political center of the Ryukyu Kingdom, the layout of the foundation stone gives us an idea of ​​its past glory. - Residential ruins: Learn about the living scenes of the ancient Ryukyu people and experience the atmosphere of fireworks. 🗓Itinerary: Visitor Center (get maps and explanation materials) → Ishigaki Ruins (take photos and check in, learn about the building structure) → Palace Ruins (read the introduction board and imagine the palace activities) → Residential Ruins (take a walk to feel the atmosphere of life) → Observation Deck (overlook the panoramic view and enjoy the mountain and sea scenery) → Gift Shop (buy special souvenirs) 🍽Dining recommendations: 1. Nakijin Village Local Cuisine Restaurant: Taste Okinawan specialty pork dishes, sea grapes, and Okinawa noodles. The ingredients are fresh and the prices are affordable. 2. Snack stalls around the site: fried food, roasted corn, shaved ice, etc. 1. It is forbidden to touch the cultural relics or write graffiti on the site. Please abide by the regulations and visit in a civilized manner. 2. Ultraviolet rays are strong in summer, so take precautions against heatstroke and carry drinking water. 3. Explanation: You can replenish your energy at any time when you are tired of playing. The information is available in multiple languages ​​and can be obtained at the visitor center to help you gain a deeper understanding of history and culture.