Nara Park

#cherryblossom2024 Nara Park 🦌in spring, regretting being late Nara Park, this is a must visit place when visiting Nara! Here, you can fully enjoy the beautiful scenery of cherry blossoms blooming, while capturing the cute Nara deer and beautitul cherry blossoms in the same painting. This is definitely a paradise for photography enthusiasts!🌸 This is the most long-awaited scenic spot in my journey. There are many little deer here, and I am not afraid of not being able to capture other colors. As long as there are fairy shells and deer cubs in my hands, I will chase you. Some will even use my head to rub against you and make important fairy shells. It is so cute! The area is very large, and there will be many little deer along the way, as well as a large range of "big and small". However, the environment is still very clean. It's just important to watch and like them when walking, and you don't need to step on the country's Nara deer park. #Japan #nara

#freehotelstay #narapark #Japan I traveled from Chongqing to Tokyo for my holidays and while staying in osaka I found out the best location and Must visited place Unique in the world Bowing Deer’s park 🦌. You and your kids are going to love that place. How to visit 🚆: Take a JR (Japan Railway)from Osaka station and its the quickest and cheapest way to reach Nara park and the station name is also Nara Station. It will take almost 1 hour and after you reach station 🚉 you can walk for 10 minutes. Hotels and attractions in Nara 🏙️: You can easily find hostels and hotels from trip.com according to your budget and availability I suggest to book few days before must include in your Travel plan. Famous attractions are : Todai-ji Temple , Kofukuji Temple and the Lakes there in the Nara park Food 🥘 restaurants : If you love Authentic Japanese food 🍱 you will find allot of restaurants while going from station to park or coming back there’s Food street and if you like your kids love to Eat western food you will find KFC ,MC Donald’s there and famous Dora Cake shop will be also there in the Food street. Business Hours: 24Hours open and No Ticket My tips: wear comfortable shoes because you are going to walk there a lot. Best time and season to Visit: Perfect for a day trip and you must stay there to wait for sunset 🌅 and (Sep to Nov and March to May ) are the best seasons to experience it. If you are in japan be sure to Buy JR-Pass it will save you money and if you travel daily. #jrpass ##Budget ##mytravelhacks

We took them last year around March 29th, but this year the cherry blossoms might bloom a bit earlier. The highly recommended spot for cherry blossoms in Nara is Yoshinoyama, but I'll post about that separately! 昨年は3月29日あたりに撮影しましたが、 今年は開花はもう少し早いかも。奈良の桜で1番オススメなのは、吉野山ですが、それは別途投稿します✨ 1-3. Nara Park / #奈良公園 It was early in the morning, so I had the deer all to myself🦌lol 朝早い時間だったので、たくさんの鹿を一人占め状態でした😂 4-6. Tsubosakadera / #壺阪寺 The observation deck where you can capture the 5th photo of the cherry blossom Great Buddha tends to get crowded, so I recommend going in the morning☀️ 桜大仏が有名なお寺。5枚目の桜大仏を撮影できる展望台は混雑するので、午前中がオススメですよ〜！ #narajapan #japantrip #奈良旅行

#japantrip When you're visiting Osaka or Kyoto, then Nara should be on the menu as well! Nara Park is a magnificent place full of temples and shrines dating back for centuries. The buildings and shrines represent the peace, harmony, dedication, and discipline of the Japanese people. The Buddha in the giant wooden building (one of the biggest wooden structures in the world!) Is a must see as well. Inside the main temple you can "buy" a roof tile for 2,000 yen on which you can write a prayer, your name, or whatever you like. No, you're not taking the roof tile home but they will use it on the roof of one of the sacred buildings when an old tile needs to be replaced. Inside the park there are many deer which you can feed cookies/crackers they sell at the location for 200 yen/pack. The deer will actually bow before getting their treat! Note: only feed the deer with the food you can buy for them in the park! It took us a full day to walk around and visit all the buildings and shrines. It's absolutely worth it! I'd go back in a heartbeat!

Nara Park Nara Park Address: Nara Park, 469 Zoshicho, Nara, Nara Prefecture 630-8211, Japan. · In the park, there are many deer. Although they seem gentle, their temperaments are not small. Especially the male deer, they will fight each other for food when they are in a bad mood. When feeding deer, please pay attention to the following points: 1. Deer-like, they are usually more hungry in the morning and have a bigger temper. It's best not to do anything to make them angry in the morning. 2. Don't try to lure deer with food, they will get angry. 3. When feeding, be careful not to be blocked by the deer, and do not easily expose the deer cake. If the deer knows that you still have deer cake, it will not let you go easily. 4. When encountering antlered male deer, avoid angering them. Being bumped by a female deer is no big deal, but being bumped by an antlered male deer could result in injury. Deer may headbutt, kick, or bite people. Please be careful when feeding them. 🦌Toudaiji Todai-ji Temple Address: 406-1 Zoshicho, Nara-shi, Nara 630-8587, Japan. · At the east gate, there is one of the gathering places for deer. The temple is free to enter, but there is a fee for worshiping in the main hall. It is strongly recommended to visit the main hall, which is very shocking!!! Actually, before going, I had seen many photos in various travel guides, but when I saw it in person, I could only open my mouth and say "Wow!" The main hall is 60 meters high, equivalent to about 20 floors of residential buildings! · 🦌Kasugataisha Spring Grand Shrine · Address: 160 Kasugano-cho, Nara-shi, Nara 630-8212, Japan. In Nara Park, there is an ancient shrine called Kasuga-taisha, which is also one of the three major shrines in Japan and was formerly known as Kasuga Shrine. The 3,000 stone lanterns and hanging lanterns inside the shrine are also very famous. In addition, there are 3,000 cultural relics including 520 national treasures hidden in the shrine. Especially the quaint stone lanterns are a special scenery of Kasuga-taisha. Walking on the stone lantern avenue in the lush forest, one can be immersed in the ancient charm of Nara.

#fallishere Nara is a small but hugely historic city, the main attractions including Nara Park, Kasuga Taisha Shirine, Todai-ji, Kofuku-ji and the Nara National Museum. Nara Park is a famous tourist attractions situated at the foot of Mount Wakakusa. The park also home to hundreds of freely roaming Sika Deer, visitor could purchase the deer crackers to feed the deer, it's fun! During mid fall season, the leaves of tree turn into various shades of yellow, orange, red, purple, and brown in a few weeks time, absolutely looks stunning! #awesomepic#tripblazers#mytripvlog

#naratrip Nara Park: A Blossoming Haven of Serenity and Sakura Splendor Step into a realm of ethereal beauty and timeless tranquility as we journey through Nara Park, a magical oasis nestled in the heart of Japan's ancient capital. As a devotee of natural wonders and cultural treasures, allow me to be your guide through the enchanting world of sakura blossoms and serene landscapes. Nara Park, renowned for its breathtaking scenery and sacred deer, comes alive each spring as the cherry blossoms burst into bloom, painting the landscape in shades of pink and white. As you wander through the park's winding pathways, you'll be surrounded by a canopy of delicate blossoms, their sweet fragrance filling the air and casting a spell of serenity over all who visit. But Nara Park is more than just a feast for the senses – it's also steeped in history and tradition, with centuries-old temples and shrines dotting its picturesque landscape. Be sure to pay a visit to Todai-ji, home to the Great Buddha Hall and one of Japan's most iconic cultural landmarks, where the cherry blossoms create a stunning backdrop for contemplation and prayer. As you stroll through the park, you'll encounter friendly deer roaming freely amidst the cherry trees, their graceful presence adding to the park's sense of enchantment and wonder. Feed them a snack from one of the local vendors and marvel at their gentle demeanor, a testament to the harmonious relationship between nature and humanity that defines Nara Park. Of course, no visit to Nara Park would be complete without indulging in a hanami picnic beneath the cherry trees, where you can savor traditional Japanese snacks and bask in the beauty of the blossoms in full bloom. As the sun sets and the petals drift gently to the ground, you'll be filled with a sense of gratitude for the fleeting beauty of nature and the timeless magic of Nara Park. So whether you're seeking a moment of quiet reflection amidst the sakura blossoms or simply a peaceful retreat from the chaos of modern life, Nara Park offers an experience that is as enchanting as it is unforgettable. Until next time, may your days be filled with sakura dreams and moments of serene bliss amidst the blossoms of Nara Park. #NaraPark #SakuraBlossoms #CherryBlossoms #Hanami #SereneLandscapes #CulturalHeritage #Todaiji #GreatBuddha #Deer #Nature #Tranquility #Japan #TravelInspiration #Wanderlust #ExploreJapan #BucketListDestination #SakuraDreams #Enchantment

Nara Park during the Maple Leaf Season. When it comes to travel in Nara, what we hear more about is not the birthplace of ancient Japanese culture, but the deer that have lived here for generations. As a result, this place has become a must-visit destination in Kansai for animal-loving 'big friends' and 'little friends', and Nara Park is definitely a spot not to be missed! 🚌Transportation Strategy: ⭐️To get to Nara from Kyoto, there are two ways: JR and Kintetsu. ⭐️If you're just visiting Nara Park, Todaiji Temple, Kasuga Taisha and other nearby attractions (which is generally enough), you can walk there from the Kintetsu station. ⭐️The JR station is farther from the attractions, and you can store luggage at the JR station. To get to the attractions, you need to take a bus within Nara city. ⭐️Nara Visitor Center sells bus day passes, but after studying the main attractions mentioned above, it's feasible to walk between them, so you can just buy a single ticket to get there. 👍👍👍Recommended Activities: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️Nara Park is highly recommended, all the pictures are from here, with blue skies, white clouds, colorful trees, and herds of deer interacting with people, everything is too beautiful~ ⭐️⭐️Of course, attractions like Kasuga Taisha and Todaiji Temple are not far away, but after visiting Kyoto, all these shrines and temples seem less significant, feeding the deer is the real deal. ⭐️⭐️⭐️If you have time, you can go to Wakakusayama to overlook the entire Nara. 🦌🦌🦌Deer Feeding Tips: 1⃣Buy deer crackers first when you arrive, because you can't feed them with food you have on hand, you know what it's like to be surrounded and chased. 2⃣There are complaints about the deer being aggressive, biting clothes, pushing people, opening bags... This is totally their world, so safety first~ Unless you want to explore Nara in depth, I personally feel there's no need to visit every single attraction. Enjoying the beauty of nature and interacting with the deer for a slow-paced life in Nara Park is wonderful!

The deer in Nara seem to have no fear. Only recognizes deer biscuits, not people. Through the forest flowing with broken mercury. A lightweight sun protection clothing. A breathable and sun-proof hat. Even under the scorching sun, it won't affect the good mood of playing. . Shrines of all sizes on the hillside. Crawling figure under the sunshine On both sides of the stone path leading to the shrine. Thousands of stone lanterns and hanging lamps under the eaves. Compose a scene from an anime. . The lonely and mysterious torii gate by the lake. As if opening the door from the mortal world to the divine realm. Show respect, make a wish, draw lots. Open the folding fan for good luck to appear. . Apply a hydrating face mask when returning to the hotel at night. Let you return from your journey still a youth.

Most friendly deer in the world are in Nara! Yes you heard it right. In Nara, while enjoying the picturesque scenery, you can interact with deer by feeding them crackers, and guess what, they will bow for you 😄 The crackers were sold throughout the park, you can buy it easily near the park. Many deer will approach you eagerly and bow furiously if you are holding crackers 🤣 Rmb to head towards Todai-ji's main gate [3] then Todai-ji Temple [4] to witness one of the largest temples in Japan. If you arrive during hanami, do stop by Himuro Shrine[8] to capture beautifully weeping sakura tree. #nara #naradeer #narapark #kansai #japan #spring #sakura #todaiji #temple #shrine

Nara Park in Japan is a vast park spanning over 600 hectares. Known as the 'Royal Deer Park' on the streets of Japan, it not only allows close encounters with adorable deer but also offers views of tranquil lakes. It is a 24-hour free access relaxation spot that's perfect for checking in!! Nara Park is also a prime location for cherry blossom viewing. The best time to enjoy the cherry blossoms is about 6 days after they bloom, which typically falls between March 31st and April 2nd!

Todai-ji Temple, situated in the picturesque city of Nara, Japan, serves as a magnificent fusion of architectural brilliance and profound spiritual devotion. Founded in the 8th century, this iconic temple shelters the awe-inspiring Daibutsu, or Great Buddha—a colossal bronze statue that captivates with both its immense size and profound symbolism. As one of Japan's most significant cultural landmarks, Todai-ji beckons visitors into a realm where ancient traditions are vividly brought to life. Beyond the splendor of the Daibutsuden (Great Buddha Hall), the temple's grandeur extends to the tranquil surroundings, including the captivating Nara Deer Park. Todai-ji Temple transcends being a mere historical site; it stands as a spiritual sanctuary resonating with the essence of Japan's rich cultural and religious heritage. Nara Park offers a serene escape with an array of enchanting activities. Home to hundreds of free-roaming deer, the park provides a unique opportunity for interaction with these amiable animals. Visitors can acquire deer crackers to feed the deer, fostering delightful and memorable encounters. Kofuku-ji Temple stands as a testament to the city's rich cultural heritage. Established in 669 AD, this mesmerizing temple complex represents a harmonious blend of historical charm and spiritual significance. Celebrated for its iconic five-story pagoda—a symbol of both grace and resilience—Kofuku-ji beckons visitors to explore its ancient halls, vibrant gardens, and the tranquil beauty of its surroundings. Originally constructed in Kyoto, the temple was relocated to Nara in 710 and has since played a pivotal role in Japan's religious history. #Culture #Japan #todaiji #nara