Nara World Heritage PRIVATE TOUR

Name: Nara World Heritage PRIVATE TOUR
Brand: Viator
Price: 94.54 USD
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4.4(17)3 timer - 4 timerKinesisk, Japansk, EngelskBook 1 dag førNara, Japan

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Ideal for first-time visitors to Nara, this 3-hour fully private walking tour introduces you to both must-see landmarks and hidden gems with a local guide.

Explore Nara, dotted with historically and culturally significant temples. In Nara, wild deer are revered as messengers of the gods, and they roam freely throughout the city. Don't miss the unique opportunity to feed these sacred creatures—it's an experience you can only have here in Japan.

This tour includes admission tickets to all shrines and the deer feeding experience. It's the most efficient way to cover Nara's historic streetscape and visit its most famous shrines and temples in just a few hours.

Inkluderet

Entrance fee for all of the temples and shrines we are visiting.
One packet of cracker to feed a deer
Professional Tour Guide

Ikke inkluderet

Extra food & drinks on the street (Available for purchase)

Hvad du vil gøre

This is the beginning of your historical exploration of Todai-ji Temple in Nara
10 min
Nandaimon (Great South Gate) of Nara is the main gate of Todai-ji Temple, showcasing Japan's history and culture
Rebuilt in the 13th century, this massive wooden gate exemplifies Kamakura period architecture. Nandaimon's impressive size—about 25 meters tall and 29 meters wide—amazes visitors. The gate is guarded by two enormous Nio statues, created by famous sculptors Unkei and Kaikei, known for their detailed realism. Steeped in historical events and legends, Nandaimon allows visitors to experience ancient Japan's atmosphere. As a significant cultural heritage site, it is a must-visit to appreciate its grandeur and historical importance.
10 min
Todaiji Temple, a World Cultural Heritage site, is famous for having the largest Buddha statue in Japan
The large grounds surrounded by nature and the large Daibutsu enchant visitors. It has been rebuilt several times in various eras, so it is also attractive that you can enjoy each architectural style.
1t 5minAdgang inkluderet
Nara Park
Mt. Wakakusa, Nara, Japan
Nara Park is a beautiful place where Japan's history and nature blend seamlessly, attracting many tourists. Spanning approximately 660 hectares, the park is home to around 1,200 freely roaming deer, which visitors can feed with special deer crackers. The park features numerous historical buildings, such as the Great Buddha Hall of Todai-ji Temple, the five-story pagoda of Kofuku-ji Temple, and Kasuga Taisha Shrine, offering a wealth of sights to explore. Additionally, the park's seasonal natural beauty is captivating, with cherry blossoms in spring and vibrant autumn leaves being particularly popular. Nara Park is a unique place where history and nature harmonize, allowing visitors to fully enjoy Japan's traditional culture and beautiful landscapes. Be sure to visit and experience its charm for yourself.
35 min
A hexagonal hall floating in Sagiike surrounded by trees
On a clear day, you can see the blue of the sky, the green of nature, and the beautiful Ukimido reflected in the water.
30 min
The Five-Story Pagoda of Kofuku-ji Temple in Nara is a stunning example of traditional Japanese architecture and history
Originally built in 730, it stands about 50 meters tall, making it one of the tallest wooden pagodas in Japan. Reconstructed several times due to fires, the current structure dates back to 1426. The pagoda's elegant design reflects the classical style of the Nara period, showcasing the advanced construction techniques and aesthetic sensibilities of that era. The Five-Story Pagoda is not only a religious monument but also a symbol of Japan's cultural heritage. A visit to Nara is incomplete without seeing this architectural masterpiece.
30 min

Afhentning og mødested

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Afhentningsdetaljer

The meeting point is the air-conditioned bench inside the Tōdai-ji Museum（FREE）, located next to the Great South Gate. The museum has an exhibition area and a rest area. The rest area, which is the meeting spot, can be accessed for free through the entrance on the left side.

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Public transportation options are available nearby
Suitable for all physical fitness levels
Japan's summer can be quite hot, especially in August when temperatures often exceed 35 degrees Celsius. Given the nature of our walking tours, which involve spending time outdoors, we strongly recommend taking measures to prevent heatstroke. Please ensure you stay hydrated and consider using items like parasols for shade.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.