🦇 Gosu Cave

South Korea · Asia · 36.99°N, 128.38°E

Gosu Cave (Korean: 고수동굴), alternatively Kosu Cave, is a huge limestone cave near Danyang, South Korea formed over 450 million years ago. It is among the best known natural caves in Korea, and is known as the "underground palace". Gosu Cave is listed as the country's "Natural Monument No. 256".

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Quick facts

Country	South Korea
Continent / region	Asia
Coordinates (approx.)	36.99°N, 128.38°E · view on map

Gosu Cave is located in South Korea, in Asia.

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