Nara Park is known as one of the oldest national parks in Japan. What’s special here is the herds of deer, which are not just cute animals, but are also considered messengers of God by the locals. In this green park, you can feed the deer by hand and take pictures of the warm moments of intimate interaction with them. Don’t forget that the park is even more beautiful during the cherry blossom season and the autumn red leaves season, which makes it the best background for taking pictures. Nara Park is one of the oldest national parks in Japan and is famous for its herds of deer. The deer here are considered messengers of God. Visitors can interact with them up close and even buy deer biscuits to feed them, creating unforgettable intimate moments.

Tōdai-ji, a temple full of historical heritage and religious culture. Located in the center of Nara City, it is one of the most famous temples in Nara. This huge temple houses the world’s largest indoor Buddha statue, Daibutsu. Standing 15 meters tall, this Buddha statue is majestic and awe inspiring. Stepping into Todaiji Temple is like traveling through time and feeling the majesty of ancient culture.

Naramachi. This place has a strong historical atmosphere and charming traditional style!

Naramachi is one of the best-preserved traditional neighborhoods in Nara City. Strolling along the stone streets here is like returning to ancient Japan. The streets are lined with well-preserved old Japanese buildings with a long history and unique cultural atmosphere.

Isui-en is a Japanese garden located in Nara City. This well-designed garden features lakes, stone bridges, pavilions and lush vegetation, creating a picture-like scenery. In this quiet place, you can escape the hustle and bustle of the city and feel the tranquility of nature.

At Wakakusa Mountain located in Nara Park, you can see wild deer napping and eating grass. Compared to the noisy crowds in front of Todaiji Temple, this is a beautiful hillside where you can watch the deer quietly.