Nikko National Park
Description:
Excursion to town. Nikko public or personal transport with a Russian guide. The distance from Tokyo is 180 km.
Nikko is a national park 180 km northeast of Tokyo with picturesque lakes, waterfalls and hot thermal springs. The pearl is the Tosegu temple complex, which includes 23 architectural monuments, including the famous five-tier pagoda and the Yakushido temple. Numerous picturesque bridges are thrown through the water streams, the most beautiful of which is the “sacred bridge” of Cinque. Here is the eponymous and at the same time - the famous national natural park, occupying a huge territory of 1402 thousand square kilometers, which is distinguished by unique landscapes and landscapes. This is a mountainous area with the majestic snowy peak of Nantaisan and Lake Chuzenji, from which the Kegon waterfall originates, the height of the free fall of water is 97 meters. Climbing the mountains by serpentine with 48 sharp turns.
Inspection of the mountain lake Tuzenji at an altitude of 1.250 meters above sea level at the foot of Mount Nantai.
Japan is not only a land of cherry, geisha and sake, Japan is a land of mountains, lakes and waterfalls! There are a huge number of lakes and mountain rivers.
Lake Tüsenji is located at the foot of the sacred Nantai volcano at the top of Nikko. Lake Tüsenji - tectonic was formed by lava flows (now extinct volcano (formed in the crater of an extinct volcano)) several thousand years ago. The lake is now part of Nikko National Park.
The “Irohazaka” road to Lake Tüsenji is winding and consists of 48 sharp turns, the same number of letters contained in the Japanese syllabary, formerly known as “iroha”. On the rise and descent from the mountain lead different roads, which makes this mountain route safe enough even when moving large tourist buses.
With two day excursions, visit EDO WONDERLAND Nikko Edo Mura. Samurai village is located in the national park “Nikko”, where everything is like in the Edo era. In this park of culture with historical authenticity restored life in the era of the shogun, from about 1603 to 1867. This is truly an unforgettable journey through time! Do not give in to the charms of the beautiful geisha... Keep an eye out! This place is real! A variety of parades and cultural activities are waiting for you - classes for the whole family are enough for the whole day.
Within the framework of the museum, there is a stage stage where actors of the Kabuki Theatre perform classical plays.