The Buddha statue in Todaiji Temple in Nara is very spectacular

☆Route Recommendation Kofuku-ji Temple - Todaiji Temple - Mt. Wakakusa - Kasuga Taisha Shrine - Nara Park - National Museum - Kofuku-ji Temple in Naramachi The architectural style is magnificent; the place where you first encounter a herd of deer; the five-story pagoda is the second tallest ancient pagoda in Japan and the symbol of Nara 09:00-17:00 ☆Nara Park There are many herds of deer and many historical sites around. One of the pioneers of modern parks in Japan. The autumn maple leaves are very beautiful. Open 24 hours a day There are many deer in the park. Be careful when feeding them! You can only feed the deer with senbei. Don't tease the deer. If you don't give them senbei, they will bite or bump into you. Autumn is the estrus season for deer. Avoid provoking aggressive male deer. Try to choose fawns or female deer. ☆Todaiji Temple Majestic and majestic; one of the seven great temples in Nandu; a world cultural heritage site; the Great Buddha Hall is the largest wooden building in the world; there is a huge Buddha statue in the Great Buddha Hall April to September 7:30-17:30 October 7:30-17:00 November to February 8:00-16:30 March 8:00-17:00 Mt. Wakakusa is not very high, but you can see the whole Nara scenery from the Nijūme It is recommended to go up the mountain in the afternoon and go down before sunset The third Saturday in March to the second Sunday in December: 9:00-17:00 Kasuga Taisha Shrine The headquarters of Kasuga Shrine is one of the three major shrines in Japan; The stone lanterns on both sides of the road are covered with moss, simple and artistic: The deer are smaller, cuter and gentler. Don't miss the special deer stencils in the big community. April to September 6:00-18:00 October to March 6:30-17:00 Special worship in front of the main hall 8:30-16:45 Rijksmuseum Few people escape the heat; beautiful courtyard 9:30-17:00, closed on Monday (if Monday is a holiday, closed on Tuesday) ☆Nara Town Characteristic commercial street, Edo period architecture; rich ancient style, tranquility and peace all day Nara is not just about the deer, the surrounding area is also beautiful Yoshino Mountain near Nara is an excellent place to view cherry blossoms in spring. There are few places in Japan where you can see such a magnificent "cherry blossom mountain". You are located in the Asuka area in the southern suburbs of Nara, which has one of the oldest formal temples in Japan, Asuka Temple. When you come to Horyuji Temple in Nara, it's like passing through a time tunnel. You can see the oldest wooden buildings in Japan with your own eyes. This is also the first place in Japan to be listed as a World Heritage Site. The above is the guide to Nara prepared for everyone, I hope it can help you!