Kyoto & Nara tour - Arashiyama & Fushimi Inari Shrine & Nara Park

To provide a more leisurely travel experience, from today until September 30th, we have specially adjusted the itinerary pace: Arashiyama activity time will be extended to 150 minutes, and Nara will be increased to 70 minutes. We hope this will make your Kansai trip more enjoyable.

Today, we will traverse Kyoto and Nara's three most famous attractions – Arashiyama, Nara Park, and Fushimi Inari Shrine. Whether it's spring cherry blossoms, summer greenery, autumn foliage, or winter snow, every moment here is unforgettable.

Arashiyama: Stroll along the world-renowned bamboo grove path and embark on a healing “forest bath.” Look up at the fragmented golden light filtering through the leaves, and listen to the rustling sound of the breeze passing through the bamboo leaves. If you’re lucky, you might even encounter street performers playing the Handpan, with its soulful sound echoing through the bamboo forest. This visual and auditory feast will be the most unforgettable relaxing moment of your trip.

Nara: Come to this city that regards deer as sacred guardians. In the vast Nara Park, thousands of wild deer are freely enjoying their time. Buy a special deer cracker, learn the local etiquette, and gently bow to greet the deer! When they gently nod back in return, that cross-species dialogue is the most gentle intertwining of history and nature. If you have ample time, don’t forget to walk towards Todai-ji Temple or Mount Wakakusa to capture more lively figures!

Fushimi Inari: In the evening, the setting sun penetrates the endless vermilion torii gates, casting a solemn golden veil over this mysterious realm. Each torii gate carries the prayers and gratitude of people. Let’s step into this visually stunning red tunnel and quietly feel the sacred and peaceful atmosphere. In the quiet moments after the crowds disperse, take a photo with the Senbon Torii to record this beautiful journey.

• Please note: The guide language (English/Chinese/Japanese/Korean) will be assigned based on the composition of the team members and actual arrangements on the day, and cannot be specified.