🗓 Nara Park Day Trip Course

#OverseasTravel 🗓 Nara Park Day Trip Course Morning • Depart from Kyoto Station → Take the JR or Kintetsu Railway to Nara Station (approx. 45 minutes) • Explore Nara Park → Feed the deer (shika senbei) and stroll through the park • Todaiji Temple → See the Great Buddha, the world's largest wooden structure Lunch • Experience local cuisine like kakinoha sushi (persimmon leaf sushi) and Nara ramen at a restaurant in Nara City Afternoon • Kofukuji Temple → Admire the five-storied pagoda and temple architecture • Stroll through Naramachi → Explore the alleyways of traditional houses, cafes, and souvenir shopping • Visit Isonokami Shrine or a small museum (if time permits) Dinner • Return to Nara Station → Return to Kyoto ⸻ [Recommended Attractions] 1. Nara Park – Interact with deer and stroll through nature 2. Todaiji Temple – World Heritage Site, see the majestic Great Buddha and wooden buildings 3. Kofukuji Temple – A photo spot for a five-story pagoda, a representative example of Japanese Buddhist architecture ⸻ 【Recommended Restaurants】 1. Kakinoha Sushi Honpo – Traditional sushi wrapped in persimmon leaves, perfect for gifts 2. Nara Ramen Specialty Shop – Rich broth and local ramen 3. Naramachi Cafe – Matcha desserts in a cafe renovated from a traditional house ⸻ 【Photo Spots】 1. Nara Park with Deer – A popular photo spot near Kyoto 2. Inside the Great Buddha of Todaiji – A majestic Buddha statue and the beauty of wooden architecture 3. Kofukuji Five-story Pagoda – A harmonious blend of traditional Japanese architecture and the surrounding landscape ⸻ 【Travel Tips】 • Shika Senbei (rice crackers) are sold only at Nara Park → a deer-specific snack • Deer are friendly, but they may bite your clothes or bags for snacks → Be careful • Major Nara attractions are within walking distance → Comfortable shoes are essential • Day trips from Kyoto using the JR/Kintetsu trains are sufficient Available ⸻ [Hashtags] #NaraTravel #NaraPark #KyotoNearbyTravel #Todaiji #Kofukuji #DeerPark #JapanTravel #WorldHeritage #PhotoSpot #KyotoTravel