Ensemble de kofun de Mozu-Furuichi : tertres funéraires de l’ancien Japon

Kansai, Japão

Nara

CidadePatrimônioFlorestaNatureza

4,6 / 5· Hidengo

O diário de Nara

Ver cada desvio virar uma pausa.

First great Japanese capital, where monumental temples, shrines, gardens and suede occupy a vast park at the foot of the hills.

No seu ritmo

Caminhar Observar Maravilhar-se

Resumo de identidade

Duração ideal

2 à 4 jours

Melhor época

Primavera · Verão · Outono · Inverno

Carro

Carro recomendado

Tipo de estadia

Cidade · Patrimônio · Floresta · Natureza

Acessibilidade

Boa acessibilidade

Ritmo

Ritmo tranquilo

Apresentação geral

Nara

First great Japanese capital, where monumental temples, shrines, gardens and suede occupy a vast park at the foot of the hills.

To understand what Nara is, you must look at the Tōdai-ji Temple, Nara Park and Kasuga-taisha Shrine. These places give us a view of a territory marked by urban life, heritage, forests and natural spaces and allow us to move from emblematic sites to more intimate stages.

Ver tudo

For a stay of 2 to 4 days, a quiet rhythm works well. Also to be anticipated: conditions to be checked according to the season. A car is usually the easiest way to connect different sectors. The main sites are generally easy to access.

Pontos fortes e restrições

Pontos fortes

Tōdai-ji Temple
Nara Park
Kasuga-taisha Shrine

Bom saber antes de escolher

Car often useful
Conditions to be checked by season

Lugares imperdíveis

Uma seleção para começar a sonhar e organizar a estadia — não uma lista exaustiva de tudo o que há para ver.

World Heritage

Ensemble de kofun de Mozu-Furuichi : tertres funéraires de l’ancien Japon

4,8 / 5· Hidengo1 a 2 h

The Kofun of Mozu-Furuichi form a singular funeral landscape in the Osaka plain, with square or round lockholes surrounded by moat. Their size and shape reveal the rank of the elites of ancient Japan, in a period when power expressed through the shaped earth.

Templo

Tōdai-ji Temple

4,7 / 5· Hidengo30 min a 1 h 15

Tōdai-ji houses a monumental statue of the Buddha in one of the large wooden buildings of Nara. The door, lanterns and neighbouring pavilions give the whole a magnitude that extends naturally in the paths of the park.

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Nara Park

4,6 / 5· Hidengo1 a 2 h

The park Nara connects temples, lawns and forest edges to the middle of suedes used to visitors. Their presence has been part of the landscape for a long time, but the park's interest is also due to distances, perspectives and transitions between urban and religious spaces.

Templo

Kasuga-taisha Shrine

4,5 / 5· Hidengo30 min a 1 h 15

Kasuga-taisha is discovered at the end of forest aisles bordered by stone lanterns covered with foam. In the enclosure, the bronze lanterns, the vermillon of the buildings and the depth of the woods create a very different atmosphere from the vast courtyards of Tōdai-ji.