[Ishikawa] A one-day trip to Shirakawago to visit Gujo Hachiman and Hida Takayama (departing from Nagoya)

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• Delve into the World Heritage site of Shirakawa-go and experience the simple elegance of the Gassho-style villages.
• Stroll through the historic Gujo Hachiman and experience the traditional Edo-era atmosphere and cultural charm.
• Immerse yourself in the ancient streets of Hida Takayama and feel the nostalgic atmosphere of flowing time.
• Accompanied by Chinese/English-speaking staff throughout the tour, enjoy detailed introductions to local features, cuisine, and culture, ensuring a smooth and comfortable journey without language barriers.
• Departs daily, with colorful scenery changing with the seasons. Enjoy stunning views all year round, from spring cherry blossoms to summer greenery, autumn foliage, and winter snow.

Embark on a Journey to Explore the Charms of Three Ancient Capitals: the traditional Gassho-style village of Shirakawa-go, the historic Gujo Hachiman, and the quaint Hida Takayama. Whether it's the cherry blossoms of spring, the cool breezes of summer, the vibrant autumn foliage, or the snow-covered landscapes of winter, the scenery is captivating in every season. During this comfortable bus tour, a professional guide will lead you to savor local delicacies and delve into the rich history and culture. Capture stunning scenery along the way, and experience the perfect blend of nature and culture, leaving you with unforgettable memories. [Shirakawa-go] Spring: The snow melts, revealing the thatched roofs of the Gassho-style houses, and wildflowers bloom in the fields, making it the perfect time for photography and experiencing the charm of rural life. Summer: Thatched-roof houses paired with lush green rice paddies create a breathtaking view; experience village festivals and traditional handicraft activities.