Explore Nara, Todaiji, and Uji’s cultural gems, meet friendly deer, and relax in Genji no Yu hot springs. Book your unforgettable Japan tour today.
Explore Nara, Todaiji, and Uji’s cultural gems, meet friendly deer, and relax in Genji no Yu hot springs. Book your unforgettable Japan tour today.
- Nara Park - Visitors will begin their journey at Nara Park, a vast public park renowned for its friendly deer that wander freely. These deer are considered sacred and add to the park’s unique charm. Guests can enjoy feeding the deer with biscuits provided during the tour, creating a fun and interactive experience. The park also features several…
- Nara Park - Visitors will begin their journey at Nara Park, a vast public park renowned for its friendly deer that wander freely. These deer are considered sacred and add to the park’s unique charm. Guests can enjoy feeding the deer with biscuits provided during the tour, creating a fun and interactive experience. The park also features several significant historical landmarks, offering a delightful mix of nature and history in a picturesque setting. Each tour group will receive a complimentary deer biscuit valued at 200 yen.
- Todai-ji Temple - Tōdai-ji Temple is one of Japan’s most renowned and historically important Buddhist temples. This UNESCO World Heritage site is home to the world’s largest bronze Buddha statue, known as the Great Buddha or Daibutsu. The temple’s impressive architecture and vast scale are remarkable, with the Daibutsuden, the main hall, being one of the largest wooden structures globally. Inside, visitors will be captivated by the Daibutsu, a towering figure symbolizing peace and serenity. The temple grounds also include various smaller buildings and artifacts related to Japanese Buddhism.
- Kasuga Shrine - Kasuga Taisha Shrine, situated within Nara Park, is famous for its numerous bronze and stone lanterns, which are lit during special festivals. The shrine’s vibrant red structures, set against a lush forest backdrop, create a peaceful and spiritual ambiance. Visitors can stroll along the lantern-lined paths and enjoy the serene surroundings. The shrine is also a significant religious site, dedicated to the deities that safeguard the city of Nara.
- Byodo-in Temple Museum Hoshokan - Byodo-in Temple in Uji is renowned for its Phoenix Hall, a magnificent structure depicted on the Japanese 10-yen coin. The temple, surrounded by beautifully landscaped gardens, is located by the Uji River, providing a tranquil and scenic area for exploration. Byodo-in’s architectural style is an excellent example of Heian period design, and the Phoenix Hall’s reflection on the pond creates a breathtaking view that is both peaceful and inspiring.
- Uji River - The Uji River flows through the city of Uji, offering a place of natural beauty and calm. Uji is famous for its rich tea cultivation history, especially matcha, and the riverbanks are dotted with traditional tea shops and historical sites. Visitors can enjoy a leisurely walk along the river, soaking in the tranquil atmosphere and learning about the area’s cultural and historical importance.
- Uji Natural Hot Spring Genji-no-Yu - Uji Natural Hot Spring Genji-no-Yu provides both indoor and outdoor hot spring baths, perfect for relaxation after a day of sightseeing. The mineral-rich waters are believed to have healing properties, offering a rejuvenating experience. The hot spring also features sauna facilities, providing an excellent opportunity to experience traditional Japanese bathing culture in a serene and natural setting.
- Chinese /English / Japanese-speaking guide
- Chinese /English / Japanese-speaking guide
- Other personal expenses
- admission to Todaiji Temple: Adult:4$ & Child:2
- Kasuga Taisha Shrine Entrance Fee: Free outside the shrine & inside is around 4$
- Uji Natural Hot Spring Genji-no-Yu, Admission fee: Adult: 7$ Child around 4$
- Other personal expenses
- admission to Todaiji Temple: Adult:4$ & Child:2
- Kasuga Taisha Shrine Entrance Fee: Free outside the shrine & inside is around 4$
- Uji Natural Hot Spring Genji-no-Yu, Admission fee: Adult: 7$ Child around 4$
Embark on a delightful day tour that seamlessly combines culture, history, and relaxation across some of Japan’s most renowned sites. Start your journey at Nara Park, where you can encounter the gentle, free-roaming deer in a serene and picturesque environment. Discover Tōdai-ji Temple, a UNESCO World Heritage site, featuring the impressive Great Buddha…
Embark on a delightful day tour that seamlessly combines culture, history, and relaxation across some of Japan’s most renowned sites. Start your journey at Nara Park, where you can encounter the gentle, free-roaming deer in a serene and picturesque environment. Discover Tōdai-ji Temple, a UNESCO World Heritage site, featuring the impressive Great Buddha statue, a testament to ancient Japanese artistry.
Visit the peaceful Kasuga Taisha Shrine, celebrated for its pathways adorned with hundreds of lanterns, creating a calming ambiance. In Uji, admire the stunning Byodo-in Temple, an architectural gem mirrored in a tranquil pond, and enjoy a leisurely walk along the charming Uji River. Dive into Uji’s renowned matcha culture by savoring authentic tea and sweets at historic tea houses.
Conclude your day by relaxing at Uji Natural Hot Spring Genji-no-Yu, indulging in its rejuvenating waters. This tour promises an unforgettable journey through Japan’s history, nature, and traditions. Reserve your spot now to create lasting memories!
- Free for children aged 0-2 as long as they will not occupy separate seats
- No refunds or changes will be given to latecomers and no-shows, and to those who were denied service for refusing to follow the rules and regulations of the operator
- In case of unforeseen events or extreme weather, the operator reserves the right to cancel the tour. If this happens, you have the option to reschedule or request a full refund
- The total time includes the travel (transportation) time.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.