Nara Deer Park, Uji Matcha, & Hot Spring Excursion d'une journée au départ d'Osaka
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Embarquez pour une excursion d'une journée enchanteresse à travers Nara et Uji, parfaite pour les passionnés de culture et les amoureux de la nature. Commencez votre aventure au parc de Nara, où vous pourrez nourrir et interagir avec les sympathiques cerfs au milieu d'un magnifique feuillage d'automne. Explorez le temple historique de Todai-ji avec sa statue imposante du Grand Bouddha et le sanctuaire serein de Kasuga Taisha, orné de centaines de lanternes. Profitez d'un déjeuner traditionnel en pleine nature avant de vous rendre à Uji, un paradis pour les amateurs de matcha. Promenez-vous dans la rue Byodo-in Omotesando, savourez des friandises au matcha et visitez le pittoresque temple Byodo-in, classé au patrimoine mondial de l'UNESCO. Terminez votre journée par un bain relaxant dans les sources chaudes naturelles de Genji-no-Yu, où vous pourrez vous détendre et vous ressourcer dans un cadre japonais tranquille. Cette visite offre un mélange parfait d'immersion culturelle, de beauté pittoresque et de détente, ce qui la rend idéale pour ceux qui recherchent une expérience japonaise inoubliable.
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Itinéraire
Après avoir rencontré votre chauffeur et votre guide touristique au point de rendez-vous : 8 h 40 Sortie 2 de Nipponbashi (quartier Namba Shinsaibashi). 9 h 50 Rendez-vous au parc de Nara, qui abrite des milliers de cerfs en liberté, au pied du mont Wakakusa dans la ville de Nara. Procurez-vous des biscuits pour nourrir les cerfs, promenez-vous dans le parc urbain ou prenez une collation dans l'un des nombreux salons de thé des environs.
Rendez-vous au temple Todaiji. Découvrez un trésor inestimable d'histoire et de culture dans ce site classé au patrimoine mondial de l'UNESCO. Visitez l'un des complexes de temples bouddhistes les plus célèbres et les plus importants du Japon sur le plan historique. Entrez dans le Daibutsuden pour voir une statue de Bouddha en bronze de 15 mètres de haut.
Ensuite, dirigez-vous vers la rue Matcha d'Uji, un paradis pour les gourmands regorgeant de glaces au matcha, de gâteaux au matcha et même de nouilles soba vertes au matcha. Explorez les boutiques Matcha traditionnelles recommandées par votre guide sur le site sacré du thé vert.
Enfin, rendez-vous à la seule source chaude naturelle d'Uji, dont l'eau jaillit à 1111 mètres sous terre. Admirez l'architecture traditionnelle japonaise et profitez d'un moment de détente et de paix. (Prix d'entrée non compris)
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Informations importantes
- Landau ou poussette possible pour les bébés et enfants en bas âge
- Transports en commun disponibles à proximité
- Sièges enfants avec besoins spéciaux disponibles
- Déconseillé aux voyageurs avec des problèmes à la colonne vertébrale
- Déconseillé aux femmes enceintes
- Déconseillé aux voyageurs avec des problèmes cardiovasculaires
- Convient à toutes les conditions physiques
- 1. En raison de la circulation, de la météo ou d’autres circonstances imprévues, l’itinéraire peut changer. Nous vous recommandons d'éviter les autres plans de soirée.
- 2. Les clients avec des tatouages ne sont pas autorisés dans la plupart des sources chaudes Japonaises. La baignade se fait sans vêtements au Japon.
- 3. Le type de véhicule varie en fonction de la taille du groupe (10 à 45 places). S'il y a moins de 13 participants, le Guide peut également servir de chauffeur avec des commentaires de base.
- 4. Recherchez le Guide tenant un drapeau jaune « Gogoday » au point de rendez-vous. Arrivez 15 minutes à l'avance; aucun remboursement pour les arrivées tardives ou non-présentation.
- 5. Soyez prudent lorsque vous nourrissez le cerf – certains peuvent être ludiques ou persistants.
- 6. Si le nombre de participants est inférieur à 13, le Guide touristique fera également office de chauffeur et ne fournira que des explications de base.
- 7. Il s ' agit d ' une visite de groupe partagée avec des invités de divers pays. Le Guide fournira des explications multilingues.
- 8. La veille de votre visite, vous recevrez un email avec le Guide et les coordonnées du chauffeur.
- 9. Apportez de l'argent liquide, car certaines attractions et boutiques peuvent ne pas accepter les cartes de crédit.
- 10. La navette Uji Onsen circule selon un horaire fixe. En cas de retard ou de changement d'itinéraire, il peut être impossible de prendre le bus.
- 11. L’image finale dans la galerie de produits montre le point de rendez-vous réel – veuillez donner votre avis avant votre visite.
Avis(23)
It was not made clear in the description that there were no tattoos allowed and that you have to be totally completely nude. It was only disclosed night before after it was too late to cancel. Also my son was lost on the tour the night prior and we tried to cancel the night before and it was not allowed.
- Good tour guide (Yuri) and her recommendation - Great experience at Nara deer park - Uji hot spring was very impressive - Schedule was very punctual.
The activity itself was great- I would Book an indoor viewing of the phoenix temple though. The Guide Eider Liao was the worst we ever had He hardly greeted and only told us (in a terrible English) Rules Rules Rules but nothing about the sights He is Chinese and clearly Only served the Chinese Touristen in the Bus All europeans and americans were second class for him Nara deer Park is Great and he couldnt do anything wrong there But we had no idea about uji and he could not tell us anything His spoken english cannot be understood
Great start to learn about Nara, all the temple we visited is worth the time and dime definitely highly recommended to my friends and family, kudos to Leo on his amazing navigational instruction and tidbits on places and temples to check in. This trip is highly recommended
I should have known it was going to be a problem when the night before the tour, the tour guide, Yoyo sent a QR Code for the meeting spot which led to a dodgy website instead of google maps. Either way we arrived at the appointed time and place and were pointed in the general direction of the bus. The first stop was Nara Park, which was generally nice, but tour wise we were just dropped in the middle, given a pack of cookies for the deer and told to meet back there at a certain time to walk back with the group to the bus or just meet back at the bus if you wanted to walk there at your own pace. Knowing that we would likely get lost trying to find the bus, we opted to meet at the appointed spot and walk with the group. Despite saying we were going to leave the meeting spot at 20 past the hour, the group didn't start walking until 35 past the hour, at which point the group walked very quickly. We were behind the pack, but still with other group members. Upon reaching the bus, the people in front of us got on the bus, the doors closed and the bus started pulling away. I had to chase down the bus at the end of the parking lot with my family to avoid being left behind. Upon getting on the bus, we were given a lecture about being on time, even though we were at the meeting point early, but fell behind due to the speed the group was moving. The tour guide Yoyo then had the gall to call us all family after almost leaving us and a few other people behind. The next stop was Uji where we were brought to the ticket counter and given vague directions and instructions to meet back at the parking lot at the appointed time. There was no actual tour and we were left to figure out where to go ourselves. Not wanting to be left behind again, we got back to the bus 30 minutes early. The last stop was the worst of all in that there was no explanation when booking the tour that if you had a tattoo that you would not be able to enter the hot spring. This was only explained after we left Uji on the way to the hot spring. Those that couldn't enter were told to go to the 7-Eleven or stay on the bus for an hour. There were no real alternatives at the location, as it was far from anything else to see. This was a complete insult and waste of money and the tour guide implied that only criminals and people that aren't normal had tattoos. Save your money and book with a reputable tour company that is actually geared to foreign tourists. The other tours that we took in Tokyo and Kyoto by Japan Panoramic Tours were much better organized.
Leo was such an awesome tour guide, he is extremely knowledgeable on ALL things Japan. The deer park was my our favorite, super cute and you get lots of time at this stop. The hot springs was a cool way to end the trip!
It's just a private shuttle. The tour guide doesn't really tell you what to expect or what to do at all, except that we have to be back by a certain amount of time. When we got to the deer park, there was not a lot of explaining how to get to deer park or the temple. We wandered for a bit before realizing there was much more. At Uji, he focused on the shrines rather than the matcha that was supposed to be the highlight of the stop. Most tours are informative and they speak so much, you're just wanting to go to the site. This tour was underwhelming
Amazing tour. Our your guide Etta was so fun and charismatic person. The deer at the Nara park are so cute and the Toda-ji temple amazing. At Uji, the matcha ice cream so good. Better way to finish the tour having a relaxing bath at a onsen. 100% recommended 👌
The tour was very good. Always punctual on departure times. The guide, Etta, was very friendly and lively. We love all the places we visit. I recommend!
Etta was great! She was informative and funny! She gave good tips on how to feed the deer at Nara Park and gave us insights on things to do in Osaka.
