기이산맥 주변 최고의 폭포 하이킹 & 워킹 코스

As "nice" as the encounter with the Nara deer may seem at first glance, they are still animals and therefore loyal to their behavior, either instinctively or according to their life stage and gender. Conditional caution, rutting, food jealousy, and territorial demarcation could thus lead to "unpredictable" behavior...

It is said that whoever passes through this hole will experience enlightenment in their next life.

During the rutting season, male stags can be very dominant. Warnings are issued during this time!

Nara Park is home to approximately 1,200 trusting sika deer, considered messengers of a deity and protected as living national treasures. The deer are so greedy for the biscuits (200 yen) that they even spurn grass. The male deer no longer have antlers... which is a good thing, because otherwise several tourists would be injured.

A beautiful shrine. The many lanterns are especially worth seeing.

The sheer size is impressive. The head is almost seven meters long.

A beautiful little lake reflecting the three-story pagoda. Unfortunately, during the day, it's filled with hectic activity.

Nara Park is a great park with lots of greenery, interesting temples and, ultimately, lots of deer.