点评:Brief history: Developed by the Japanese colonial government in 1912 for the purpose of resource exploitation, Gwangmyeong Cave was a site of forced labor and exploitation during the Japanese colonial period. After its closure, the cave was used as storage for salted shrimp for over 40 years when the city of Gwangmyeong purchased the cave and transformed it into a historical and cultural tourist attraction. Gwangmyeong Cave is considered one of the best cave-themed parks in South Korea. The cave, once a dead mine, has recorded to have attracted over 1 million visitors every year.
The cave is 56 KM away from Incheon Internatinal Airport. Make sure to check out all the attractions ( Underworld Cave, Light Space, Wormhole, Golden Road, Gold Waterfall, Cave Aquarium, Cave Arts Center, etc) inside the cave and do not miss the media show at the Cave Arts Center that is repeated round the clock - every 5-10 minutes or so. It is a very impressive light show projected onto the entire cave wall. How well the graphics and the animations projected onto the entire cave is truly mesmerizing. Take lots of pictures!
翻译:历史简介: 光明洞窟是日本殖民政府于 1912 年为了开发资源而开发的,在日本殖民时期是强迫劳动和剥削的场所。关闭后,光明市购买了该洞穴并将其改造成历史文化旅游景点,该洞穴被用作咸虾储藏室长达 40 多年。光明洞窟被认为是韩国最好的洞穴主题公园之一。这个洞穴曾经是一个废弃的矿井,据记录每年吸引超过 100 万游客。
该洞穴距离仁川国际机场56公里。一定要参观洞穴内的所有景点(地狱洞、光空间、虫洞、黄金之路、黄金瀑布、洞穴水族馆、洞穴艺术中心等),不要错过洞穴艺术中心重复播放的媒体表演全天候 - 每 5-10 分钟左右一班。这是投射到整个洞穴墙壁上的令人印象深刻的灯光秀。投射到整个洞穴上的图形和动画效果确实令人着迷。拍很多照片!