Nara 🇯🇵
奈良 · 12 places
The capital before Kyoto, and the deer never left.
Landmarks in Nara
The ones worth the crowd
Culture in Nara
Shrines, palaces and quiet rooms

Kasuga Taisha
Three thousand lanterns along a forest approach.

Kōfuku-ji
A five-storey pagoda you meet on the way in from the station.

Isuien Garden
A pond garden that borrows Tōdai-ji’s gate.

Naramachi
The merchant quarter, still in its own lanes.

Sarusawa Pond
The pagoda, upside down, in the water.

Hōryū-ji
The oldest wooden buildings standing anywhere on earth.
Food in Nara
Markets, counters and late kitchens
Quieter corners of Nara
4 places most visitors walk past



