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Depart from Kyoto, Osaka
Duration: 10 hour(s)
08:00-18:00, 09:00-19:00
Hotel pick-up
Private group (1-13)
Itinerary
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Day 1
Pick-up2 sessions
Nara Park: Home to over a thousand free-roaming deer, the park's scenery varies with each of the four seasons.
1 hr(s) • Self-guided • Free entry
Todai-ji Temple: Nara's most important World Cultural Heritage site, also a significant symbol of Japanese Buddhist culture, with a history of over 1,200 years.
1 hr(s) • Self-guided • Pay on site
Kasuga Grand Shrine: One of Nara's most representative shrines and a World Heritage Site, famous for its vibrant vermilion shrine buildings.
30 min(s) • Self-guided • Free entry
Mount Wakakusa: One of the best viewpoints overlooking Nara City. After reaching the summit, you can take in Nara Park, Todai-ji Temple, Kofuku-ji Temple's Five-Story Pagoda, and the entire ancient capital of Nara.
1 hr(s) • Self-guided • Free entry
Kofuku-ji Temple: Home to numerous national treasure-level Buddhist statues and historic buildings, its most iconic five-story pagoda is one of Nara's most classic urban landmarks.
1 hr(s) • Self-guided • Pay on site
Heijo Palace Site: The imperial palace ruins of "Heijo-kyo," the capital of Japan during the Nara period, where you can experience court culture and the prosperous appearance of the Nara period.
1 hr(s) • Self-guided • Free entry
Toshodai-ji Temple: Founded in 759 AD by the eminent Chinese Tang Dynasty monk Jianzhen, it is the head temple of the Ritsu sect in Japan. Its Golden Hall is one of the most completely preserved wooden structures from the Nara period.
1 hr(s) • Self-guided • Pay on site
Custom address2 sessions
For reference only. The itinerary is subject to change.Know before you go
What's included
Driver: English, Chinese, Japanese- Transport: Small van
- Admission: Nara Park: Home to over a thousand free-roaming deer, the park's scenery varies with each of the four seasons., Kasuga Grand Shrine: One of Nara's most representative shrines and a World Heritage Site, famous for its vibrant vermilion shrine buildings., Mount Wakakusa: One of the best viewpoints overlooking Nara City. After reaching the summit, you can take in Nara Park, Todai-ji Temple, Kofuku-ji Temple's Five-Story Pagoda, and the entire ancient capital of Nara., Heijo Palace Site: The imperial palace ruins of "Heijo-kyo," the capital of Japan during the Nara period, where you can experience court culture and the prosperous appearance of the Nara period.
- Hotel round-trip transfer (limited to Osaka city and Kyoto city)
- Driver: Chinese, Japanese, English (Driver can communicate in English using software)
- Service hours: 10 hours
- Fuel costs, tolls, parking fees
- Services vary based on customer selection: Sedan - 7-seater Toyota Alphard model (maximum capacity 6 people), Sedan - 7-seater Toyota Alphard model (maximum 6 passengers), Van - 10-seater Hiace model (maximum 9 passengers)
Meals- Admission
- tour guide
- Attraction Tickets
- Tip
- Overtime fee: 2,500 JPY per 30 minutes (less than 30 minutes is calculated as 30 minutes; more than 30 minutes but less than 1 hour is calculated as 1 hour).
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