See the 'divine deer' in Japan's famous park

Báo Tiền PhongBáo Tiền Phong06/12/2024

TPO - Visiting Nara Park, Nara Prefecture, Japan in the fall, visitors will feel like they are lost in a fairyland with beautiful natural scenery. One of the special highlights when coming to this park is the opportunity to see and play with the lovely Sika deer.


TPO - Visiting Nara Park, Nara Prefecture, Japan in the fall, visitors will feel like they are lost in a fairyland with beautiful natural scenery. One of the special highlights when coming to this park is the opportunity to see and play with the lovely Sika deer.

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Nara Park is located in the center of Nara city, Nara prefecture (Japan), is one of the oldest parks in Japan. Established in 1880, the park covers an area of ​​660 hectares and is associated with many famous local works, such as: Todaiji Temple, Kasuga Taisha Shrine, Kofukuji Temple, Nara National Museum, Wakakusa Mountain, Sagi-ike Lake...

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Nara Park is also home to more than 1,200 Sika deer, which have become the park's symbol.

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Deer are everywhere in the park, visitors can freely come close to pet and take pictures.

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Visitors here often feed shika senbei to deer as an interesting experience. Just feed one deer and you will be surrounded by dozens of other deer "asking for gifts".

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The friendly deer are used to playing with tourists and bow their heads in thanks after being given cakes.

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According to local beliefs, Sika deer are considered messengers of the gods, the embodiment of sacred things and luck.

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Visitors to Nara Park are immersed in a tranquil atmosphere where nature and people blend together in harmony.

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Nara Park has long been a prominent destination on the Japanese tourist map, symbolizing long-standing traditional and religious values ​​and expressing the beauty of nature. Visitors to Nara in the fall will be immersed in the natural scenery with forests tinged with yellow and red; and from March to early April is the time when the whole park is immersed in the romantic beauty of cherry blossoms shyly under the spring sunshine.

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