Cheap Holidays to Nikko

Nikko Holidays

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Holidays in Nikko

Day dreaming about your Nikko getaway? Now's the perfect time to pull your head out of the clouds and make those dreams a reality!

As you wander around the city streets, you'll be sharing the footpaths with around 16,000 proud residents.

It lies 13 miles away from Shioya-machi, and 80 miles away from Tokyo, the national capital.

If you're holidaying with the entire family, outings to Big Maze Palladium and Nikko Sarugundan will no doubt put huge smiles on everyone's faces! Are the little ones still full of energy? Keep the adventure going with a visit to Tobu World Square and Edo Wonderland.

For a soothing morning out, make the trip to the Nikko Botanical Garden or Nikko Hanaichimonme. The wandering walkways and creatively landscaped garden beds are sure to please.

Unfurl your blanket and watch the clouds roll over your head at an urban oasis like Nikko National Park and Oze National Park. Also consider spending a peaceful day wandering the grounds of the Tamozawa Imperial Villa Memorial Park and the Italian Embassy Villa Memorial Park.

You'll be absolutely delighted by the shimmering displays of Kegon Falls and Ryuzu Waterfall. The endlessly flowing water at Yutaki Waterfall and Kirifuri Waterfall is also an impressive sight.

Absorb the gorgeous views and the gentle sounds of rippling water at Sainoko Lake and Lake Chuzenji. A drive to Ryuokyo Canyon or Yunoko Lake is also worthwhile, if not for the intriguing birdlife, then for some more pleasant vistas.

Put on some comfy walking shoes and get set to go adventuring. There are plenty of nature reserves in this area that are just waiting to be enjoyed. The fresh, clean air and natural surroundings at Kanmangafuchi Abyss and Yashio-no-yu Onsen are as invigorating as they come. Two further areas to take a look at are Mount Nantai and Chuzenji Onsen.

Ask the staff at the Trick Art Museum or the Tochigi Prefectural Nikko Natural Science Museum about one-off happenings. With so many eye-opening exhibits, you'll want to make sure you don't miss anything. The Kosugi Hoan Memorial Nikko Art Museum and the Urushi Museum are also leading options for museum enthusiasts.

Spend a few hours admiring the impressive collection of artworks housed at the Nikko Yumeji Takehisa Museum. If anything in particular catches your eye, see if you can learn a little more about the artist.

In the mood to look around some history-filled sights? An excursion to Tamozawa Imperial Villa and Yomeimon Gate will help you understand Nikko's days gone by. Why not also swing by the Nemuri-neko and Heikeno-sato?

Eager to see Nikko from a different point of view? Make your way over to Shinkyo and Kinugawa Hot Springs Fureai Bridge, two age-old structures that have spanned Nikko's waters for many years.

Hoping to add a bit of spirituality to your stay? Check out Toshogu and the Rinno-ji Temple. The Nikko Temple and Futarasan Shrine are some other historically significant sites.

Akechidaira Plateau is one of those landmarks that will star in your best travel snap.

Spend a few quiet moments letting your thoughts roam back to Nikko's past at the Taiyuinbyo and Kinu Tateiwa Otsuribashi. You might also like to read about the stories of those that Iemitsu Mausoleum stands in dedication to.

Like winter fun? Grab your skis or board and head up to Edelweiss Ski Resort or Nikko Yumoto Ski Area.

If you're the type of adventurer who enjoys getting to know a destination's lesser-known sights, the Akechidaira Ropeway might be a good spot to visit. You could also consider exploring Kinugawa Onsen.