Excursión de día completo al sendero Kisoji Nakasendo desde Nagoya
Descripción
¡Salga de Nagoya junto con un guía intérprete con licencia del gobierno nacional de habla inglesa que le contará todo sobre las ciudades postales de Tsumago y Magome en esta excursión de un día completo! También puede experimentar una caminata relajante a lo largo de aproximadamente 3,3 kilómetros del sendero Nakasendo. El guía te llevará por caminos que una vez fueron transitados por samuráis, para que no tengas que preocuparte por perderte. Tome un viaje en el tiempo al Japón de hace 400 años. Visite un área que es uno de los primeros Distritos de Preservación de Grupos de Edificios Tradicionales de Japón y que ha llamado la atención como un lugar turístico internacional. Guarda tu teléfono móvil en tu bolso y dile adiós a lo cotidiano. ¡Experimenta el ambiente rural tradicional de Japón!
Opciones de la excursión
Itinerario
Su guía intérprete le estará esperando con un tablero de nombres. Tomaremos un tren durante aproximadamente una hora a Nakatsugawa.
Voy a tomar el autobús a Magome.
La ciudad se asienta en una zona inclinada que se extiende por unos 600 metros. El camino está pavimentado con piedras, y bordeado de casas que evocan la riqueza de la historia de Japón. Dé un paseo por Magome, donde los visitantes encontrarán una gran rueda de agua, antiguas casas populares Japonesas, monumentos históricos de piedra y más. Después de explorar Magome, tomará un autobús hasta el punto de partida de la ruta de trekking.
El recorrido caminará aproximadamente 3,3 kilómetros a lo largo del sendero Nakasendo, que conecta las 2 hermosas ciudades postales de Magome y Tsumago. El recorrido dará un paseo mientras disfruta del hermoso paisaje del valle y la zona rural con calles empedradas y cedros japoneses. *Debido al trabajo de recuperación de desastres que se está realizando en secciones del sendero Nakasendo, la experiencia de caminar puede cancelarse y el transporte para parte o la totalidad de esta sección del recorrido puede realizarse en autobús.
Tsumago es la primera ciudad postal de Japón que conserva su distrito, creando un área que aparentemente se detuvo en el tiempo hace 400 años.
Desde la estación de Nagiso, tomará un tren de regreso a la estación de Nagoya.
Lo más destacado
Qué incluye
Valoraciones de viajeros
Información importante
- Accesible para silla de ruedas
- Los bebés y los niños pequeños pueden ir en un cochecito o en una silla de paseo
- Hay opciones de transporte público disponibles en las cercanías
- Los bebés deben sentarse en el regazo de un adulto
- Las opciones de transporte son accesibles para sillas de ruedas
- Los viajeros deben tener al menos un nivel de condición física medio
Opiniones(37)
Ochi was such a kind and thoughtful guide on our Nakasendo Trail tour. The walk between the post towns was beautiful, and ending in Tsumagojuku was unforgettable. He made the experience relaxing, informative, and very enjoyable!
Ochi is one of the best guides we’ve had so far in Japan. He is outgoing and so friendly and knowledgeable. He took us around Nagoya on the Nakasendo trail.
We had the most amazing trip today with Lily, our guide with Sunrise Tours, Lily was absolutely incredible , not only with her knowledge, but her kindness and caring that she showed to us was Next Level, absolutely wonderful !!!! 👏🙏. We were extra lucky as well to have Lily with only the 2 of us on our full day 7 hours journey, This tour was everything and more , the old ancient Shogun city of Magome and surrounding post towns was beautiful and such an amazing place to visit along with the oldest bridge in Japan which was over 600 years old!! We had the Best Guide we could of wished for!! and Lily spoke English very well also!! We rate this trip 10 out of 10 ! And we would highly recommend Lily from Sunrise Tours, as this adventure was unbelievable!!! ⛩️🇯🇵🫶
星5つ、強くお勧めします。5 stars, highest recomended. We did the one hour walk with our English speaking guide Aki (あき) Starting with a wander around Magome, taking a local bus and doing a 1 hour hike from the falls into Tsugawa-juku. Every part of it was a delight. Our guide was incredibly knowledgeable of the area and to my benefit the local flora. We were there during the blooming of the cherries and the peaches with a large variety of spring flowers also. So many wonderful shops and incredibly friendly locals. If you are there seasonally please enjoy some chestnut ice cream as it is quite delicious. Five Star ratings all around. An amazing day of nature and historic culture in Japan. Highly recommend would do again.
This was a fantastic adventure. Satomi was very organised, having all of our transport arranged and keeping us updated on our itinerary and where we needed to be. It made for a flawless day. The tour itself was a mix of very reasonable short walks while exploring a range of scenery. The food Satomi recommended was also a hit. Thank you for showing us a good day!
We had an incredible time with our guide Satomi-san. She was very friendly and easy to talk to as well as having excellent knowledge regarding the Kisoji Nakasendo Trail and surrounding post-towns histories. We learnt so much and ate delicious foods at Satomi-sans recommendations. This was by far one of the best experiences we've had in Japan so far!
The tour was wonderful and our guide Yuriko was very helpful, knowledgeable. We loved seeing this older part of Japan where the samurai traveled. We enjoyed this tour so much !
Right from the start we felt in tune with the guide and has always been available to answer any of our curiosity. We visited another magnificent side of Japan with a fantastic and knowledgeable guide! Great lunch at Magome! Everything perfect!
What a fantastic day we had from start to finish! Yama-san took care of all of the travel details and provided us with such interesting stories and facts about the region. Magome was so quaint and beautiful and the trail hike after was superb - so special!. Yama-san’s enthusiasm was delightful - even as we walked in pouring rain! An excellent day - would highly recommend this tour. Arigato Yama-san!
An excellent guide. Fun and very enjoyable. Very interesting proposed visits. It introduces you to Japanese culture and is understandable.
