From Osaka: Day Tour to Nara and Kyoto Depart From Kyoto

The Tour departs from Osaka, going to Kyoto and Nara. In the morning, we are going to Arashayama. Then we will go to Nara Park and Fushimi Inari Taisha. You can choose to stay at Kyoto after the tour
10:00 –Arashiyama A place where iconic bamboo forests, historic temples, and scenic river echo
Arashiyama, located to the west of Kyoto City, is a Historic Site and Place of Scenic Beauty renowned for its seamless blend of natural landscapes, sacred temples, and traditional culture. The area's most iconic landmark is the Togetsukyo Bridge, also known as the "Moon Crossing Bridge", which spans the Katsura River against the backdrop of forested mountains that transform with spring cherry blossom and vibrant autumn foliage. Other notable attractions include the Sagano Bamboo Forest, where towering green stalks create a soaring canopy, and the sprawling 14th-century Tenryu-ji Temple. This UNESCO World Heritage Site is home to one of Japan's oldest landscape gardens. You may also to take the nostalgic Sagano Romantic Train along the Hozu River.

13:45 –Nara park the ancient capital of japan
Established in 1880, Nara Park's roots can be traced back to the 8th-century Nara period, when it began as a collection of sacred temples, such as Tōdai-ji and Kōfuku-ji. The park's most iconic feature is its hundreds of free-roaming deer, which have been worshipped as divine messengers of the gods since the founding of the Kasuga Taisha Shrine. Today, the park is a protected National Natural Treasure and a core component of the 'Historic Monuments of Ancient Nara' UNESCO World Heritage Site. It seamlessly integrates centuries-old wooden temples and thousands of ritual lanterns, connecting visitors to Japan's era as the nation's first permanent capital.


16:00 – Fushimi Inari Taisha The network of thousands of torii gates
Fushimi Inari Taisha, located in the south of Kyoto, is the head shrine of the deity ‘Inari’ and is undoubtedly one of Japan's most iconic spiritual landmarks. It is famous for the path leading to the summit lined with over 10,000 torii gates, known as the Senbon Torii. Dedicated to the Shinto deity of agriculture, business and good fortune, Fushimi Inari Taisha features dozens of fox statues — the messengers of Inari — often holding symbolic keys to rice granaries in their mouths.

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