[Nara] [Nara & Ikoma] Nara Park + Wakakusa Mountain Area & Ikoma Mountain Amusement Park Day Tour

• Nara Park—Interact closely with thousands of wild sacred deer, stroll through the picturesque grassland, and feel the fun of symbiosis between man and nature.
• Wakakusa Mountain—Climb to the top of the three-layer grass slope and have a 360-degree panoramic view of Nara: the eaves of the ancient capital are continuous, and the primeval forest of Kasuga Mountain is in full view.
• ⛩️Todaiji Temple—Look up at the world's largest wooden building "Great Buddha Hall", be shocked by the solemnity of the Vairocana Buddha, and touch the pulse of a thousand years of history.
• ⛩️Kasuga Taisha—Walk through the 3
• 000 moss-covered stone lanterns, visit the vermilion corridors and the sacred tree forest, and immerse yourself in the mysterious realm of faith.
• Ikomayama Amusement Park—Experience a variety of exciting and interesting rides in the oldest park in Kansai, and feel the speed and passion! You can also enjoy the beautiful scenery of Nara, Osaka, and Kyoto!

Pre-trip notice: On the day before the trip, between 18:00 and 21:00, we will send detailed guide and vehicle information by email, please be sure to check it in time. Emails may be mistakenly classified into the trash, please pay attention to check. During the peak season, the sending time of emails may be slightly delayed, I hope you can understand. If you receive multiple emails due to special circumstances, please refer to the last one. Thank you for your understanding and cooperation! * ✨We will go to 2 attractions/experiences today, shuttle through world heritage, meet spirit deer, climb to the top of Wakakusa, explore the secrets of the divine realm, and play in the cloud park. Nara's fantasy journey starts now! ✨ * **First stop: Nara Park & Wakakusa Mountain Area** **Nara Park**—Interact closely with 1200+ wild deer! Feel the fun of symbiosis between man and nature. **Todaiji Temple**—World Heritage, looking up at the world's largest wooden building "Great Buddha Hall". **Mount Wakakusa**—climb to t