Global Autumn Pursuit | Nara Park during the Maple Leaf Season

Nara Park during the Maple Leaf Season. When it comes to travel in Nara, what we hear more about is not the birthplace of ancient Japanese culture, but the deer that have lived here for generations. As a result, this place has become a must-visit destination in Kansai for animal-loving 'big friends' and 'little friends', and Nara Park is definitely a spot not to be missed! 🚌Transportation Strategy: ⭐️To get to Nara from Kyoto, there are two ways: JR and Kintetsu. ⭐️If you're just visiting Nara Park, Todaiji Temple, Kasuga Taisha and other nearby attractions (which is generally enough), you can walk there from the Kintetsu station. ⭐️The JR station is farther from the attractions, and you can store luggage at the JR station. To get to the attractions, you need to take a bus within Nara city. ⭐️Nara Visitor Center sells bus day passes, but after studying the main attractions mentioned above, it's feasible to walk between them, so you can just buy a single ticket to get there. 👍👍👍Recommended Activities: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️Nara Park is highly recommended, all the pictures are from here, with blue skies, white clouds, colorful trees, and herds of deer interacting with people, everything is too beautiful~ ⭐️⭐️Of course, attractions like Kasuga Taisha and Todaiji Temple are not far away, but after visiting Kyoto, all these shrines and temples seem less significant, feeding the deer is the real deal. ⭐️⭐️⭐️If you have time, you can go to Wakakusayama to overlook the entire Nara. 🦌🦌🦌Deer Feeding Tips: 1⃣Buy deer crackers first when you arrive, because you can't feed them with food you have on hand, you know what it's like to be surrounded and chased. 2⃣There are complaints about the deer being aggressive, biting clothes, pushing people, opening bags... This is totally their world, so safety first~ Unless you want to explore Nara in depth, I personally feel there's no need to visit every single attraction. Enjoying the beauty of nature and interacting with the deer for a slow-paced life in Nara Park is wonderful!