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Where is the deer park in Nara, Japan? How can I get to Nara Park

Recently, the various scenic spots and tourists on Weibo during May day have been the topic of discussion. Because of the large number of tourists during the holiday, the deer in Nara, Japan are eating deer cakes. There is a picture of a fawn with a lot of deer cakes on its head, which makes netizens very happy. The deer park in Nara has become a place that many people want to visit.

Nara Park is a very famous tourist attraction in Nara. It's a park to protect the sika deer. There are almost more than 1000 sika deer in the park. Tourists here enjoy the close contact with the deer. Where is Nara Park in Japan? How to get to Nara Park? These questions are all for you to understand. Let's answer them one by one.

Where is Nara Park in Japan

Nara Park is located in the east of Nara City and at the foot of chunri mountain. It is an open park covering a large area. The park is picturesque all year round. Hundreds of Wild Sika deer live in the wide meadow. There are many places of interest around the park, such as Dongda temple and chunri society. The sika deer in the park are not afraid of tourists. Mature sika deer will come to you to see if you have deer cakes. In the green forest, the lovely deer look very charming, Big wet eyes, full of aura.

How to get to Nara Park

Nara Park is about 10-15 minutes' walk from Nara station or Jr Nara station. Nara station is closer to the scenic spot. If you are near Dongda temple and chunri Dashe, you can also walk. The traffic is also very convenient. If you want to save your mind, you can take a taxi to the scenic area. It's more suitable to go to Nara Park in spring. At this time, the park is full of flowers. You can enjoy cherry blossoms when you look up. The cherry petals all over the ground make the ground pink. It's really beautiful!

Many visitors go to Nara Park to visit the lovely deer. It's very interesting to have close contact with the deer, but we should pay attention to avoid being kicked or bitten by the deer.