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Nara is the ancient and cozy capital of the Nara period, where history is preserved in temples, narrow streets and quiet groves. The city originated in the eighth century and has long been the center of political and religious life in Japan, leaving a unique cultural heritage and a calm atmosphere for walking and thinking.
Man-made attractions here amaze with diversity: the majestic Todaiji temple with the Great Buddha Hall, the ancient Gango-ji of the VI century, the Yakushi-ji temple and the Kofukuji complex on the hills, sparkling lanterns Kasuga-taisha and ancient Toshodai-ji. The city has eight World Heritage sites, and the Great Buddha statue and museum collections make Nara a must-see for those interested in architecture and history.
The natural corners around Nara are just as attractive: the famous Nara Park with tame deer, the groves and hills surrounding the city, and the nearby village of Yoshino, known for its mountain slopes and impressive cherry blossom alleys. These places offer quiet walks, picturesque views and the opportunity to feel the connection of nature with the spiritual atmosphere of the region.
On our website you can see all the main attractions of Nara on an interactive map, read short descriptions of temples, monuments and natural objects and immediately build a convenient route. The route planning function will help to collect the optimal tour of time and interests, without missing significant points and hidden pearls.
You can explore the city on your own, walking along the promenades and temple complexes at your own pace, or book excursions with local guides. Experienced guides will tell stories, informative facts and legends, show little-known places and help to better understand the meaning of temples and traditions - excursions give the trip a lively and rich format.
Come to Nara to be inspired by ancient history, stroll among centuries-old shrines and feel the special atmosphere of this city. Discover attractions, build your itineraries and come back for new experiences – Nara is always ready to share its treasures.
