The Rabbit Hole has become one of Glastonbury Festival's most famous areas - largely because many people can't find it.
But we're *pretty* sure it exists - mainly because Prince Harry once partied away inside it with Kate Moss till the wee hours back in 2013.
At the top of Park field is The Rabbit Hole bar, it's easy to find and isn't far from the ribbon tower or Stonebridge bar - but all is not as it seems.
Inside the space lies a secret entrance to an Alice In Wonderland-esque area, an inner world where magical things happen.
People are told to look out for carrot decorations or bunny-themed pictures to find it, before making their way through a warren of tunnels to try to get to the hidden area.
Festival-goers must have their wits about them, though, as they are asked a riddle to gain entry to a secret bar at the back.
The secret section features lots of small, multi-coloured tents, a hot tub and plenty of music to keep you partying long into the night.
The entrance to the tunnel is opened in the evening, but it's never advertised what time it opens. It does get busy, so you've got to be lucky to be one of the first to get inside.
If you find it, you’ll have one up on a lot of experienced festival-goers.
