Here are some of the best locations to discover what this charming prefecture has to offer:
- Nara Park - Meet the adorable deer. Did you know they are protected as ‘natural monuments’ in Nara?
- Todaiji Temple - Known for housing one of the world’s largest bronze Buddhas.
- Yamanobe Road- An ancient road turned hiking trail steeped in history. It is also the oldest Japanese road on written record!
- Imaicho – A beautifully preserved merchant town dating back to the Edo Period.
- Mt Yoshino – A UNESCO World Heritage site and a spectacular place to see sakura in spring.
Inside the temple is the Daibutsu-Den.(Giant Buddha).
Behind it is a tall pillar with a large hole that you can pass through. Only try it though if you are a tiny kid.
The walk from the bus car park is somewhat long, but in pleasant well kept surroundings. Well worth a visit!
Nara is around a half-hour train ride from Osaka and Kyoto.
Learn more: https://www.japan.travel/en/destinations/kansai/nara/
Photo: Nara Park by @akinchu551 on Instagram #PrefecturesofJapan
The Holiday and Travel Magazine
Nara is around a half-hour train ride from Osaka and Kyoto.
Learn more: https://www.japan.travel/en/destinations/kansai/nara/
Photo: Nara Park by @akinchu551 on Instagram #PrefecturesofJapan
Japan National Tourism Organization
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