Beppu Hell

There's a window at the ticket office for those who purchased tickets online. They can exchange their Kkday order QR code for a package ticket; no need to print a voucher. Visiting all five hells is worth the price, and you don't have to queue to buy tickets at each hell.

The scenery was beautiful, the shopping experience was great, the maps were thoughtfully provided, the itinerary was well-planned and had ample time, the tour guide was friendly and used appropriate language, and the tour bus was large, comfortable, and easy to ride in.

Tickets are easy to redeem. The place is crowded with tourists, and you can even try egg baths and foot baths. There are many different and unique hot springs. I'd love to come back and visit some more; you can also experience other hot springs there.

This can be used as a one-day trip to Yufuin and Beppu Onsen. In the morning, depart from the west exit of Beppu Bus Station to Takemoto Station, then proceed to Lake Kinrin, Yufuin Flower Village, and Yunotsubo, returning to Yufuin Station. From there, take a bus to Beppu Ropeway Station and ride the ropeway up and down the mountain. Afterward, take a bus to Beppu Hells (there are several direct buses on Saturdays and Sundays. On weekdays, you can return to Beppu Station first and take the Umi Jigoku (Sea Hell) bus, which runs 3-4 times per hour, very convenient). From Umi Jigoku, see the five hells. If there is still time, you can visit the other two hells (Blood Pond and Tornado). Afterward, take a bus back to Beppu Station. It would be even more convenient if KKDay offered a two-day pass.