Escape the busy streets of Osaka and embark on a serene journey to the historic city of Nara, the first permanent capital of Japan.
First, visit Kofuku-ji Temple, another UNESCO World Heritage Site, where you'll witness the towering pagoda that stands as a symbol of Nara's spiritual heritage. The temple grounds are full of fascinating architecture and serene spots for reflection.
From here, head to the expansive Nara Park, famous for its friendly deer that roam freely throughout the area. Have the chance to feed the deer and enjoy a peaceful walk through the park, with views of the surrounding mountains.
A highlight of the tour is a visit to the awe-inspiring Todai-ji Temple, home to the Great Buddha, one of the largest bronze Buddha statues in the world. Be amazed by the grandeur of this temple, as well as the history and cultural significance that it holds.
After exiting through the East Gate, please head toward Exit 3. At Exit 3, go up either the stairs or the escalator next to the stairs, and you’ll see a tourist information center. I’ll be waiting nearby with a sign displaying the “Viator” logo to make it easier for you to find me.
Higashimuki Shopping Street is a lively covered arcade just a short walk from Kintetsu Nara Station. With many shops, cafés, and restaurants, it’s a great place to enjoy local food and find unique souvenirs. Its convenient location makes it a perfect stop during your visit to Nara.
Kōfuku-ji Temple is one of Nara’s most historic and famous temples, known for its rich cultural heritage. It has been a center of Buddhist practice and art for centuries. Visitors can explore its beautiful grounds, historic buildings, and impressive statues.
Nara Park is a spacious and scenic park in the heart of Nara, famous for its freely roaming deer. Visitors can enjoy walking through its peaceful paths, admire historic temples and shrines within the park, and interact with the friendly deer that have become a symbol of the city.
Himuro Shrine is a small but historic shrine in Nara, known for its connection to ancient ice storage traditions. Visitors can enjoy its peaceful atmosphere, traditional architecture, and seasonal festivals that celebrate local culture.
Tōdai-ji Temple is one of Japan’s most famous and historically significant temples, located in Nara. It is home to a massive bronze statue of Buddha and offers visitors a chance to explore its impressive halls, historic architecture, and surrounding scenic areas.
Yoshikien Garden is a tranquil Japanese garden in Nara, known for its beautiful seasonal landscapes and traditional tea house. Visitors can enjoy strolling along its moss-covered paths, serene ponds, and carefully designed gardens that reflect classic Japanese aesthetics.
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