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Hiratani Valley
ค้นคว้าและเขียนโดย Hinato
จังหวัดซากะ · Ureshino
33.0700°N, 129.9800°E
Hiratani Valley, in the mountains between Ureshino and Nagasaki, follows the upper Hiratani River through a narrow gorge of sculpted granite. The 3km trail passes 12 small waterfalls, pools of extraordinary clarity (visibility 4–5 meters in summer), and one section where the path has been cut directly into the cliff face at water level. The surrounding broadleaf forest filters sunlight into green-gold shafts that illuminate the water surfaces differently every hour.
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Open year-round (outdoor trail)
วันหยุด: Never closed | Trail may be impassable after heavy rain
ค่าเข้าชม
Free
ฤดูที่ดีที่สุด
July–August for stream swimming | Late October for autumn foliage | Spring for wildflowers
ระยะเวลาเที่ยวชม
2–3 hours (full 3km trail and back)
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