Nara city
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Explore Nara's ancient traditions and natural beauty. Discover serene Nara Park, the sacred Kasuga Shrine, and Todai-ji Temple's colossal Great Buddha Hall.
【Itinerary】
Starting location:
Nara National Museum
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Nara Park
Guided tour (30 minutes)
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Kasuga-taisha
Guided tour (1 hour)
↓
Tōdai-ji
Guided tour (1 hour)
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Finish at:
Kasuga Taisha Ninotorii
【Full description】
Begin your exploration in Nara Park, where you can partake in the unique experience of feeding deer senbei crackers. Wander through this expansive park, home to hundreds of freely roaming deer, considered divine messengers in Shinto beliefs.
Next, visit Kasuga Shrine, renowned for its deep historical roots and surrounded by a mystical forest believed to house divine spirits. The shrine is famous for its thousands of hanging lanterns, which illuminate the paths with a gentle glow, especially during festivals.
Cap off your journey at Todai-ji Temple, where you'll encounter the awe-inspiring Great Buddha housed in the massive Daibutsuden (Great Buddha Hall). This monumental statue, crafted from bronze and gold, stands as a testament to Nara's rich Buddhist heritage and architectural prowess.
Starting location:
Nara National Museum
↓
Nara Park
Guided tour (30 minutes)
↓
Kasuga-taisha
Guided tour (1 hour)
↓
Tōdai-ji
Guided tour (1 hour)
↓
Finish at:
Kasuga Taisha Ninotorii
【Full description】
Begin your exploration in Nara Park, where you can partake in the unique experience of feeding deer senbei crackers. Wander through this expansive park, home to hundreds of freely roaming deer, considered divine messengers in Shinto beliefs.
Next, visit Kasuga Shrine, renowned for its deep historical roots and surrounded by a mystical forest believed to house divine spirits. The shrine is famous for its thousands of hanging lanterns, which illuminate the paths with a gentle glow, especially during festivals.
Cap off your journey at Todai-ji Temple, where you'll encounter the awe-inspiring Great Buddha housed in the massive Daibutsuden (Great Buddha Hall). This monumental statue, crafted from bronze and gold, stands as a testament to Nara's rich Buddhist heritage and architectural prowess.
