Fushimi Inara, Nara and Osaka Day Trip from Kyoto
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Experience Highlights
Embark on an unforgettable 10+ hour tour from Kyoto to discover three of the Kansai region's most iconic destinations.
Visit the impressive Fushimi Inari Temple, famous for its endless tunnels of red torii gates. In Nara, interact with the friendly deer of Nara Park and enjoy the tranquillity of the natural environment. Finally, explore Osaka, where you'll admire Osaka Castle and wander through Dotonbori, the lively neon and street food district.
The tour departs from Kyoto Station (exit C6, opposite the New Hankyu Kyoto Hotel) and has a bilingual guide in English and Spanish.
- Visit historic temples, interact with deer and discover Osaka.
- Explore Dotonbori, Osaka's vibrant street food district.
- Learn about Japanese culture with your expert guide.
What’s included
- Bilingual guide in English and Spanish
- Entrance fees to monuments
- Food and beverages
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Step by Step
Discover the best of Nara and Osaka on a full-day tour that combines history, nature and urban culture. The trip starts early in the morning from Kyoto Station, aboard a scenic bus with a bilingual guide who will enrich your experience with explanations of each destination.
The first stop is Fushimi Inari Temple, one of Japan's most iconic sites. Famous for its thousands of red torii gates, this Shinto shrine offers unique scenery as you walk along its paths towards Mount Inari. Immerse yourself in the spirituality of the place and capture spectacular photographs at one of the most visited temples in the country.
From Kyoto, the tour continues to Nara, home to the legendary Nara Park, where sika deer roam freely. Considered sacred messengers in Shinto tradition, these friendly animals have made the park one of the city's most popular attractions. Here, you can interact with the deer, explore the surroundings and enjoy the natural beauty of the area.
In the afternoon, you will head to Osaka, the vibrant city known for its energy and gastronomy. The first stop will be around Osaka Castle, an impressive fortress with majestic architecture, surrounded by gardens and moats. Here, you will have the opportunity to take amazing photos and learn about its historical significance.
To conclude the day, you will visit Dotonbori, the heart of Osaka's entertainment district. This district is famous for its neon lights, huge billboards and street food. During your free time, you can try takoyaki (octopus balls) or okonomiyaki, two not-to-be-missed local specialities.