Kansai and Nara Cherry Blossom Viewing Day Trip | Todai-ji Temple, Nara Park, Tsubosaka-ji Temple, Sky Garden, Takami-no-go Cherry Blossom Viewing | Departing from Osaka

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- Attraction Introduction -

• Todai-ji Temple

Built in the 8th century, Todai-ji Temple is one of the most representative temples of the Nara period, famous for its Great Buddha Hall, which houses the world's largest Buddha statue, the Vairocana Buddha. Every spring, the Yoshino and mountain cherry blossoms around the temple bloom, creating a beautiful scene with pink flowers against the backdrop of the magnificent wooden halls. Coupled with the leisurely strolling deer of Nara, this creates a springtime landscape that is very characteristic of Nara.

(★Expected flowering period: late March to early April)

• Nara Park

Nara Park is Nara City's most representative tourist destination, with nearly a thousand cherry trees scattered throughout its vast green space, transforming it into a soft pink natural stage every spring. Sika deer roam freely within the park, often appearing alongside the cherry trees, creating Nara's most charming seasonal scenery. Strolling along the park's paths, you can also admire nearby famous landmarks such as Todai-ji Temple and Kasuga Taisha Shrine, experiencing the healing beauty of the ancient capital's rich culture intertwined with the spring cherry blossom atmosphere. (★Expected blooming period: Late March to early April)

• Tsubosakaji Temple

Tsubohan-ji Temple, nestled in the Nara mountains, is a hidden gem for cherry blossom viewing, famous for its "stone-stairs cherry blossom tunnel" in spring. The long stone steps in front of the temple are lined with cherry trees, forming a pink archway when in bloom. Combined with the ancient temple buildings and mountain scenery, it creates a tranquil and beautiful atmosphere. (★Expected blooming period: Late March to early April)

Visitors can stroll slowly up the steps, wander along the path where petals fall in the wind, and feel the serene atmosphere of the temple and the romantic scenery where spring cherry blossoms complement each other. It is a beautiful scene that photography enthusiasts should not miss.

• The garden of the sky, the high view of the horse

Located at the border of Mie and Nara, Takami-no-go is known as the "Sky Cherry Blossom Garden," with over a thousand cherry trees planted along its slopes from bottom to top. During the blooming season, pink and pale red cherry blossoms blanket the entire hillside, resembling a dreamlike floral carpet blooming in a sea of ​​clouds. The mountaintop trails offer panoramic views of the magnificent cherry grove stretching out below, and the 360° panoramic vistas showcase the breathtaking beauty of the layered mountains and cherry blossoms intertwined. This is also one of the most popular hidden cherry blossom spots in the Kansai region in recent years, perfect for nature lovers and photographers. (★Expected blooming period: Late March to early April)

— Important Information —

• Infants under 3 years old can participate for free without occupying a seat. If you are bringing an infant, please indicate this in the "Remarks" section when placing your order.
• The cherry blossom viewing period may be slightly earlier or later depending on the weather conditions. Once the tour is formed, the departure will proceed as scheduled regardless of the cherry blossom blooming situation. Please be aware of this.
• Vehicle type: Vehicles will be assigned based on the number of participants. For smaller groups, a driver will also serve as the accompanying person throughout the tour; no additional tour leader will be provided. Please be aware of this.
• Due to limited space in the luggage compartments, please inquire in advance if you wish to bring large luggage. Thank you for your cooperation.