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A garden around Nara Park is a good place to watch deer, flowers, picnics and leisure quietly. There are many carefully maintained trees, quiet deer herds, and the surrounding buildings can only see a corner.

Although there are also fawns in Hiroshima, I have seen fawns in Chengde Mountain Resort, but when I mentioned fawns, the first thing I thought of was Nara, a lovely city. It was really an exciting experience to take the light rail from Osaka to Nara.

Nara Park is an open and large area of land, there are grass, summer cherry blossoms, autumn maple leaves, never-miss visitors and free wandering deer, here you can also experience the real sense of deer bumping.

Nara Park, deer can be seen everywhere. Groups of deer frolicking in the park, the favorite is the deer Xianbei biscuits in the hands of tourists, buy the deer Xianbei, has not been opened, a group of deer can't wait to surround you, where to follow. When they eat, some deer will not eat and will use your head to lick your legs, bite your clothes, in order to grab biscuits, some deer will also cause a small conflict for this. The deer here are protected because of their connection with the legend of the white deer circulating in the Spring Festival Daesha and are designated as the natural conservation animals of the country. They are regarded as messengers of God and are carefully cared for!

Walking leisurely is the best way to visit the park. The scenery in the park is beautiful all year round. I don’t know at other times. Anyway, it is the maple season. It is so beautiful. Although it rained today and affected the photo, the scenery is still intoxicating! The point is that there are more than a thousand sika deer naturally raised, which can be seen everywhere. Although the hair color is not as beautiful as spring and summer, it is still cute and can't not feed the cute fawn. The deer here is very spiritual, not afraid of people, and is a group of foodies, see you have deer Xianbei will take the initiative to come, so pay attention to safety, be careful of the flock of deer to swoop you down.

But in fact, it is located between the Todaiji Temple and Chunri Dae Shrine, a large lawn and grass slope, can be said to be a main part of the entire Nara Park, so you can see that tourists are basically concentrated in this area.

This place is like a mini grassland. All kinds of fawns live very comfortably on it. If tourists come, they can also play with them. I think it is still a good experience.