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A primordial cave where not a single ray of light penetrates. Stalactites and an underground lake formed over tens of thousands of years, and in the darkness, the senses sharpen to their utmost limits.
The extreme environment of perfect darkness. Heightening of all senses except sight. The unique echoes and moisture of a cave.
An unexplored limestone cave deep in the mountains of Gangwon-do. A massive underground space reachable after 2 hours from the entrance, not yet on any maps.
When you turn off the headlamp, the most perfect darkness on Earth descends. Whether your eyes are open or closed, it's the same pitch black. The sound of water droplets falling from the stalactites echoes throughout the cave. The outlines of your partner found by groping with your fingertipsβ in the darkness, touch becomes the only language.
An underground lake hidden deep in the cave. When lantern light reflects off the water surface and illuminates the ceiling's stalactites, it looks like stars are pouring down. The water temperature is 14 degrees, cold but invigorating the whole body when you dip in briefly. Ripples on the surface create waves of light on the cave walls.
The deepest part of the cave, a room where the entire wall is covered with crystals. Even a small light reflects off thousands of crystals, making the whole room shine with rainbow colors. In the narrow space between crystal pillars, an unreal beauty surrounded by sparkling light, a world for just the two of them.