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Tamaudun Mausoleum

Tamaudun Mausoleum

4.1 (1,624 reviews)
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Best time to visit

Morning visits help avoid crowds and capture soft natural light perfect for photos; visiting in spring offers pleasant weather and blooming flora.

Budget tips

Admission is reasonably priced with discounts for seniors and students; check for combined tickets that include nearby historical sites to save money.

Recommended for

History buffs, Cultural enthusiasts, Photography enthusiasts

Plan your visit

30-45 min

About

Quick facts: A stunning royal mausoleum surrounded by a stone wall houses the tombs of the Ryukyu Kingdom's second royal dynasty. Intricate limestone carvings and marble gates create a serene, almost mystical atmosphere around the burial site.

Highlights: Inside, you can see the distinct triangular tomb chambers where the Ryukyu kings rest, carved with detailed symbols representing protection and eternity. The peaceful garden, dotted with native Okinawan plants, adds a calm, reflective vibe that feels both spiritual and tranquil.

Insider tips

  • Wear comfortable shoes as paths are uneven stone and grass.
  • The entrance gate is a fantastic photo spot, especially with morning light.
  • Avoid weekends for a quieter, more personal experience.
  • Bring a hat or umbrella for sun protection during warmer months.

Practical info

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