Osaka: Kyoto / Nara Custom Walking Tour in Public Transport

Discover the cultural heart of Japan’s Kansai region on a walking tour of Osaka, Kyoto, and Nara. Explore historic landmarks, traditional neighborhoods, and everyday local life on foot.
Begin your journey in Osaka, a lively and modern city known for its friendly atmosphere and rich food culture. After meeting your guide, start with a short walk through key city areas, gaining insight into Osaka’s role as a commercial center and its reputation as the “nation’s kitchen.”

From there, travel to Kyoto, Japan’s former imperial capital, where much of the exploration takes place on foot through historic districts and temple grounds. Stroll through the paths of Fushimi Inari Taisha, passing beneath thousands of red torii gates that climb the wooded hillside, or walk around the peaceful grounds of Kinkaku-ji (the Golden Pavilion), appreciating its reflective beauty and Zen-inspired landscape.

Walking through Kyoto allows you to notice small details often missed on faster tours, such as traditional wooden townhouses, quiet alleyways, and seasonal scenery. Your guide shares stories about Kyoto’s history, religion, and customs, adding depth and context to each stop.

Continue to Nara, Japan’s first permanent capital. Here, walking is the best way to experience the city’s calm and open atmosphere. In Nara Park, walk alongside the famous free-roaming deer, regarded as sacred messengers in Shinto tradition.

Visit Tōdai-ji Temple, home to the Great Buddha, where you can explore the massive wooden hall and learn about its historical significance. Optional stops may include Kasuga Taisha Shrine, known for its stone and bronze lanterns set among forested paths.

Throughout the day, the walking tour offers opportunities to pause for photos, rest, and enjoy a traditional Japanese lunch at a local restaurant. The combination of walking and public transportation provides a balanced pace, making the experience both active and comfortable.

Para garantir a disponibilidade, reserve o mais cedo possível. A reserva antecipada vale a pena considerar especialmente se você estiver planejando a viagem durante a alta temporada, como feriados ou fins de semana.

Esta excursão você pode cancelar sem custo até 24 horas antes do início da viagem. Se você cancelar após 24 horas ou não comparecer à excursão, ainda será cobrado o preço total da atividade. Chegar atrasado na coleta ou partida será considerado como não comparecimento.