6 Parks in Nara
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@axel.decb
6 parks in Nara: Nara Park, Tōdai-ji, Kasuga Taisha, and 3 more. Every place is verified on Google Maps, featured in an Instagram post by Axel De Carvalho Basset.
Nara Park
Park
4.5
Wander through this expansive park where sacred deer roam freely. Experience a unique interaction with nature and historical sites. Purchase senbei crackers to feed the deer, but be mindful of their manners!
Tōdai-ji
Place of worship
4.6
Marvel at the sheer scale of the Great Buddha Hall, one of the world's largest wooden buildings, housing a colossal bronze Buddha. Explore the impressive gate and surrounding grounds. Visit early in the morning to avoid the largest crowds.
Kasuga Taisha
Place of worship
4.5
Explore this stunning Shinto shrine nestled in a serene forest, renowned for its hundreds of bronze and stone lanterns. Discover the tranquil pathways and encounter peaceful deer among the ancient trees. Don't miss the inner sanctuary for a deeper spiritual experience.
Yoshikien Garden
Garden
4.6
Find tranquility in these traditional Japanese gardens, offering a peaceful escape from the bustling city. Admire the exquisite landscaping and seasonal beauty across its three distinct garden styles. It's often free for foreign visitors, so bring your passport!
Isuien Garden and Neiraku Museum
Garden
4.4
Step into a meticulously designed Japanese garden featuring two distinct areas with borrowed scenery from nearby mountains and temples. Enjoy the serene ponds, historic tea house, and seasonal flowers. Perfect for quiet contemplation and photography.
Nakatanidou
Confectionery store
4.3
Witness the mesmerizing high-speed pounding of fresh mochi, a truly captivating traditional craft. Savor the warm, freshly made yomogi mochi with kinako and anko, a delightfully chewy treat. Arrive early to catch a performance and beat the queues for the freshest mochi.
