ToursNara: UNESCO World Heritage Sites Slow Cycling Tour
    Todaiji Temple is a Buddhist temple that is the head temple of the Kegon sect of Buddhism, and its principal image is Rushanabutsu, also known as the Great Buddha of Nara.
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    Todaiji Temple is a Buddhist temple that is the head temple of the Kegon sect of Buddhism, and its principal image is Rushanabutsu, also known as the Great Buddha of Nara.In Nara Park, approximately 1,300 wild deer play in herds, and many people visit this sightseeing spot that symbolizes the ancient capital of Nara.In Nara Park, approximately 1,300 wild deer play in herds, and many people visit this sightseeing spot that symbolizes the ancient capital of Nara.The palace ruins of Heijo Palace, the center of the Heijo-kyo Capital, which is registered as a UNESCO World Heritage Site under "Historic Monuments of Ancient Nara".
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    Todaiji Temple is a Buddhist temple that is the head temple of the Kegon sect of Buddhism, and its principal image is Rushanabutsu, also known as the Great Buddha of Nara.In Nara Park, approximately 1,300 wild deer play in herds, and many people visit this sightseeing spot that symbolizes the ancient capital of Nara.In Nara Park, approximately 1,300 wild deer play in herds, and many people visit this sightseeing spot that symbolizes the ancient capital of Nara.The palace ruins of Heijo Palace, the center of the Heijo-kyo Capital, which is registered as a UNESCO World Heritage Site under "Historic Monuments of Ancient Nara".The palace ruins of Heijo Palace, the center of the Heijo-kyo Capital, which is registered as a UNESCO World Heritage Site under "Historic Monuments of Ancient Nara".During the tour, let's enjoy a lunch that's uniquely Japanese!In Nara Park, approximately 1,300 wild deer play in herds, and many people visit this sightseeing spot that symbolizes the ancient capital of Nara.The precincts of Todaiji are vast, and numerous historical buildings remain, including Nigatsudo Hall.Todaiji Temple is a Buddhist temple that is the head temple of the Kegon sect of Buddhism, and its principal image is Rushanabutsu, also known as the Great Buddha of Nara.Todaiji Temple is a Buddhist temple that is the head temple of the Kegon sect of Buddhism, and its principal image is Rushanabutsu, also known as the Great Buddha of Nara.Ukimidō is an atmospheric hall standing at the end of a bridge. Overlooks a tranquil pond against a backdrop of lush green trees.At Kasuga Taisha, the main deity, Takemikazuchi no Mikoto, is said to have come riding on a white deer, thus making the deer a divine messenger.At Kasuga Taisha, the main deity, Takemikazuchi no Mikoto, is said to have come riding on a white deer, thus making the deer a divine messenger.The precincts of Todaiji are vast, and numerous historical buildings remain, including Nigatsudo Hall.Todaiji Temple is a Buddhist temple that is the head temple of the Kegon sect of Buddhism, and its principal image is Rushanabutsu, also known as the Great Buddha of Nara.Todaiji Temple is a Buddhist temple that is the head temple of the Kegon sect of Buddhism, and its principal image is Rushanabutsu, also known as the Great Buddha of Nara.Todaiji Temple is a Buddhist temple that is the head temple of the Kegon sect of Buddhism, and its principal image is Rushanabutsu, also known as the Great Buddha of Nara.In Nara Park, approximately 1,300 wild deer play in herds, and many people visit this sightseeing spot that symbolizes the ancient capital of Nara.The palace ruins of Heijo Palace, the center of the Heijo-kyo Capital, which is registered as a UNESCO World Heritage Site under "Historic Monuments of Ancient Nara".The palace ruins of Heijo Palace, the center of the Heijo-kyo Capital, which is registered as a UNESCO World Heritage Site under "Historic Monuments of Ancient Nara".In Nara Park, approximately 1,300 wild deer play in herds, and many people visit this sightseeing spot that symbolizes the ancient capital of Nara.Kohfukuji Temple was the most closely connected to the city of Nara among the seven great temples of the southern capital. At its peak, the temple was lined with numerous pagodas and monks' quarters.Kohfukuji Temple was the most closely connected to the city of Nara among the seven great temples of the southern capital. At its peak, the temple was lined with numerous pagodas and monks' quarters.Ukimidō is an atmospheric hall standing at the end of a bridge. Overlooks a tranquil pond against a backdrop of lush green trees.Ukimidō is an atmospheric hall standing at the end of a bridge. Overlooks a tranquil pond against a backdrop of lush green trees.At Kasuga Taisha, the main deity, Takemikazuchi no Mikoto, is said to have come riding on a white deer, thus making the deer a divine messenger.In Nara Park, approximately 1,300 wild deer play in herds, and many people visit this sightseeing spot that symbolizes the ancient capital of Nara.At Kasuga Taisha, the main deity, Takemikazuchi no Mikoto, is said to have come riding on a white deer, thus making the deer a divine messenger.At Kasuga Taisha, the main deity, Takemikazuchi no Mikoto, is said to have come riding on a white deer, thus making the deer a divine messenger.At Kasuga Taisha, the main deity, Takemikazuchi no Mikoto, is said to have come riding on a white deer, thus making the deer a divine messenger.In Nara Park, approximately 1,300 wild deer play in herds, and many people visit this sightseeing spot that symbolizes the ancient capital of Nara.Todaiji Temple is a Buddhist temple that is the head temple of the Kegon sect of Buddhism, and its principal image is Rushanabutsu, also known as the Great Buddha of Nara.Todaiji Temple is a Buddhist temple that is the head temple of the Kegon sect of Buddhism, and its principal image is Rushanabutsu, also known as the Great Buddha of Nara.The palace ruins of Heijo Palace, the center of the Heijo-kyo Capital, which is registered as a UNESCO World Heritage Site under "Historic Monuments of Ancient Nara".In Nara Park, approximately 1,300 wild deer play in herds, and many people visit this sightseeing spot that symbolizes the ancient capital of Nara.At Kasuga Taisha, the main deity, Takemikazuchi no Mikoto, is said to have come riding on a white deer, thus making the deer a divine messenger.Todaiji Temple is a Buddhist temple that is the head temple of the Kegon sect of Buddhism, and its principal image is Rushanabutsu, also known as the Great Buddha of Nara.Todaiji Temple is a Buddhist temple that is the head temple of the Kegon sect of Buddhism, and its principal image is Rushanabutsu, also known as the Great Buddha of Nara.In Nara Park, approximately 1,300 wild deer play in herds, and many people visit this sightseeing spot that symbolizes the ancient capital of Nara.The palace ruins of Heijo Palace, the center of the Heijo-kyo Capital, which is registered as a UNESCO World Heritage Site under "Historic Monuments of Ancient Nara".Todaiji Temple is a Buddhist temple that is the head temple of the Kegon sect of Buddhism, and its principal image is Rushanabutsu, also known as the Great Buddha of Nara.The palace ruins of Heijo Palace, the center of the Heijo-kyo Capital, which is registered as a UNESCO World Heritage Site under "Historic Monuments of Ancient Nara".Todaiji Temple is a Buddhist temple that is the head temple of the Kegon sect of Buddhism, and its principal image is Rushanabutsu, also known as the Great Buddha of Nara.At Kasuga Taisha, the main deity, Takemikazuchi no Mikoto, is said to have come riding on a white deer, thus making the deer a divine messenger.In Nara Park, approximately 1,300 wild deer play in herds, and many people visit this sightseeing spot that symbolizes the ancient capital of Nara.The precincts of Todaiji are vast, and numerous historical buildings remain, including Nigatsudo Hall.The popular deer fortune.The popular deer fortune.Navigator will be waiting with BROMPTON bicycles in front of the old JR Nara Station building, located outside the east exit of JR Nara Station.
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    Nara: UNESCO World Heritage Sites Slow Cycling Tour

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    Available from Feb 5, 2025

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    10:00 AM

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    Nara UNESCO World Heritage Sites Slow Cycling Tour

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    Nara was the capital of Japan before the capital was moved to Kyoto, where the Heijo Palace was located. In addition to the Heijo Palace ruins, Todaiji Temple, Kohfukuji Temple, and Kasuga Taisha Shrine are registered as UNESCO World Heritage Sites as “Historic Monuments of Ancient Nara”, and are fascinating places that are essential for understanding Japanese history and culture. This tour will take you on a leisurely tour of these fascinating towns on a BROMPTON bicycle with a navigator who knows the local area inside and out. ・The tour is a great way to visit places that are otherwise inaccessible by riding with a navigator who knows the local area inside out. ・Slow cycling is an easy way for people who are not confident about their physical fitness to take part. ・All equipment for riding is provided, so you don't need to bring anything. ・The tour course can be arranged according to your wishes. ・You can take photos with your stylish BROMPTON bike.

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