Cheap Holidays to Nara

Nara Holidays

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Holidays in Nara

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The population of this city is 370,000.

It's situated 230 miles away from Tokyo, the national capital, and 6 miles away from Tenri.

Ebookers customers probably know this by now, but the Todaiji Temple is not to be missed. As far as iconic sights go, it's one of the best.

Family attractions like the Shigisan Nodokamura Farm, the Kashihara Municipal Children's Museum of Science and the Naramachi Mechanical Toy Museum are certain to get the kids excited. And who knows, the adults might just enjoy themselves too!

Get up close to the fascinating world of animals and learn about what it takes to look after some of its wildlife at the Uda Animal Park. It’s an eye-opening experience for both kids and adults!

Whether you're curious about the local flora or just want to take the time to stroll through the winding pathways, you're sure to enjoy time spent at the Takidani Hanashobu Garden and the Manyo Botanical Garden.

From a friendly ball game to simply relaxing on the grass, there's a myriad of reasons to visit a green spot like Nara Park or the Isui-en Garden. There's also lots of fun to be had at Yoshino-Kumano National Park and Kasugayama Hill Primeval Forest.

Kick off your Nara experience at Nara Information Center. Its dedicated team of local experts can provide you with guidance and ideas for things to do in the region.

Sarusawa-ike and Tsuburoko Lake are wonderful places to escape to if you're desperate for a little peace and quiet. Sit on the water's edge and appreciate the stunning scenery.

Nara offers a variety of nature reserves, such as Asuka Historical Park and Mount Yoshino. For those who haven't completely recharged, Dorogawa Onsen and Mt. Wakakusayama are two more worth checking out.

Ask the helpful staff at the Nara National Museum or the Nara City Museum of Photography about special happenings. With so many enthralling exhibits, you'll want to make sure you don't miss anything important. Museum nerds should also pencil in stops at the Museum, Archaeological Institute of Kashihara and the Asuka Historical Museum.

With a number of superb art exhibitions to wander around, you might need a push in the right direction. We recommend picking up a strong coffee and heading straight for the Museum Yamato Bunkakan or the Shohaku Art Museum. If you've still got an itch to scratch, you can also feast your eyes at the Nara Prefectural Art Museum and the Neiraku Art Museum.

Discover the intriguing past of this city and its surrounds at the Nara Prefectural Museum of Folklore and the National Asuka History Park Museum.

Get a deeper understanding of times gone by at Heijo Palace and the Kinpusenji Temple. Imanishi Family Residence and Former Kometanike Residence are also worth checking out.

No matter your faith, the Kofuku-ji Shrine and the Yakushi-ji Temple can help you nurture your spiritual side. Kasuga Shrine and the Toshodai-ji Temple also appeal to many spiritual travellers.

While it's easy to zero in on the big-name attractions here, Nara also features some rewarding lesser-known sights. The Kōfuku-ji National Treasure Hall is a good example. In addition, head on over to the Daibutsu-den Hall.