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[Kumamoto] Miyazaki/Aso natural scenery one-day tour: Forest train & Takachiho Gorge & Mt. Aso (Departing from Kumamoto)

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Overview
  • * Takachiho Forest Railway: An open-air train that travels across the Taka Bridge, offering seasonal views of mountains and a sea of clouds.
  • * Takachiho Gorge: Famous for its cliffs and the Manai Falls. Stroll along the walking paths to explore the stunning scenery of unique rock formations and ancient arched bridges. A truly unforgettable experience.
  • * Kusasenri, Mount Aso: Wander through vast grasslands, observe freely roaming cattle and horses, and enjoy the wonders of nature.
  • * Kusasenri Horseback Riding Experience: Enjoy the peace and beauty of nature while horseback riding on the lush green grasslands.
  • * Aso Volcano Museum: Learn about the geology and history of Mount Aso and admire the spectacular views of the volcanic crater.
What to expect

Embark on a journey of natural discovery from Kumamoto to Takachiho and Aso, and experience Kyushu's most representative natural scenery and cultural heritage. The first stop is Takachiho, where you will take a forest train through the mountains along the old railway. The open-top carriage passes over Japan's highest railway bridge, the Takachiho Bridge, overlooking streams and terraced fields, as if you are in the clouds. **If there is maintenance (September 18/October 16/November 20/December 18) or weather reasons, the trip will be changed to a visit to the historic Takachiho Shrine.** Ancient trees tower within the shrine, and the Couple Cedars are famous for their prayer legends, making it a great place to experience the atmosphere of mythology and faith. Then head to Takachiho Gorge, a cliff valley formed by the eruption of Mount Aso, and known as one of Japan's most beautiful gorges. Visitors can stroll along the promenade, admire the Manai Falls, one of Japan's 100 best waterfalls, and explore landma

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