Nara
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Nara3.5 km from downtownHighlights:Nara is a famous ancient capital in Japan, known for its ancient temples and friendly deer. Nara Park is one of Nara's most famous attractions and the main place for tourists to get close to deer. After arriving at Nara Park, buy deer biscuits as a must-have item for feeding the deer. It is recommended to choose docile mother deer or young deer to feed, and avoid chaotic deer. During the feeding process, you can interact closely with the deer, such as stroking its head, and capture warm moments and take photos. Pay attention to safety during the experience, respect animals, avoid teasing or hurting deer with deer biscuits, and inform the deer after feeding that the biscuits are gone. Feeding deer in Nara is not only fun and unforgettable, but also enhances your understanding and love for animals. While appreciating the quaint buildings and green lawns, it is an experience not to be missed in Nara to accompany cute deer and enjoy a relaxing time.2 attractionNara Park7.3
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Best time to visit：Mar-AprNara3.5 km from downtownHighlights:Nara, a Japanese city full of ancient charm, is like a beautiful spring painting during the cherry blossom season. The cherry blossom season in Nara is usually between March and April, and different varieties of cherry blossoms bloom one after another, extending the flower viewing period.Nara Park is a must-see cherry blossom viewing spot. There are more than 1,600 cherry blossom trees in the park, including precious varieties such as Nara Kuezakura and Nara Yaezakura. The blooming cherry blossoms and lively deer complement each other, which is smart and beautiful. Kasuga Taisha Shrine is also located here. The vermilion shrine hall and the snow-like cherry blossoms complement each other, and the stone lanterns surrounded by cherry blossoms add to the ancient charm.Saba River, a cherry blossom trail stretching about 5 kilometers on both sides of the river, is planted with more than 1,000 cherry trees. Strolling along the riverside, you can enjoy the romance surrounded by cherry blossoms. The river reflects the flowers on the trees, which is quiet and charming. Yoshino Mountain has about 30,000 white mountain cherry blossoms. During the cherry blossom season, the flowers bloom from the bottom to the top of the mountain. The magnificent landscape of "a thousand books at a glance" attracts countless tourists. There are many shrines and temples on the mountain. In addition to enjoying the cherry blossoms, you can also feel the strong historical and cultural atmosphere.Cherry blossom viewing in Nara not only allows you to indulge in the natural beauty, but also experience the unique charm of Japanese traditional culture in the fusion of ancient monuments and cherry blossoms, leaving unforgettable memories.9 attractionNara Park7.3
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Best time to visit：Nov-DecNara3.5 km from downtownHighlights:Nara, as the ancient capital of Japan, is an excellent place to appreciate maple leaves in autumn. The best viewing period is from October to the end of November. Famous scenic spots include Nara Park, Kasuga Taisha Shrine, Fukamido, Shoryakuji Temple, Ryutagawa and Mount Yoshino. Nara Park is famous for its red leaves and wild deer, while Kasuga Taisha Shrine showcases the harmonious beauty of stone lanterns and red leaves. The reflection of the red leaves at Ukimito Temple, the more than 3,000 maple trees at Shoryakuji Temple, the 2-kilometer red foliage scenery along the Ryudagawa River, and the dense red foliage area of Mount Yoshino are all breathtaking. When traveling to Nara in autumn, you need to plan in advance, pay attention to the changing colors of red leaves, maintain environmental hygiene, and ensure safety.6 attractionNara Park7.3
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4Best time to visit：Feb-MarNaraHighlights:Nara is a great place to enjoy plum blossoms, especially in late winter and early spring. The Tsukigase Umekei there is famous for its spectacular plum blossom scenery, with a sea of flowers created by more than 10,000 plum trees. In addition, Hemingo Plum Forest and Himuro Shrine are also good choices for plum blossom viewing. Not only do they offer a rich variety of plum blossoms, but these locations are also full of history and culture. In these places, visitors can stroll along the flower paths, admire the plum blossoms and the local deer, and experience the unique charm of Nara. Whether you are a photography enthusiast or a nature lover, Nara's plum blossom season is not to be missed.7 attractionNara Park7.3
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