Noppadol L.

Beside Kegon waterfall, don't miss the sightseeing boat cruise at Chuzenji Lake! You will be amazed. It's really worth an hour trip to watch these beautiful red leaves scenery. Visited: Oct 26, 2023.

+5

RTrev3

A stunningly beautiful national park with many shrines, temples and lovingly scenic views. I was fortunate enough to enjoy a 1,000 Samurai Festival there and it was a wonderful experience to learn and see the historical aspects of the samurai lifestyle. The people, culture and their history is phenomenal. I highly recommend visiting and enjoying Nikko National Park for yourself.

+46

Crystal Chong

Lovely walk in the forest. Easy walking. Careful of exposed tree roots. Lots of picturesque river sites.

+5

hamad jagirani

Nikko is best place and must visit spot when u visit Japan. Its around 3 to 4 hours drive away from Tokyo. Breathtaking view is seen at Nikko national park. Lake Chuzenji is also there which is also beautiful place for nature loving tourist. While going to Nikko the sightseeing around you will gonna attract you as its totally greenish and curves on road.

+5

Paul Srisomsak

We drove from Tokyo to visit the Nikko area.

Nathan

Gorgeous place, just takes a really long time to get there (day trip from Tokyo). Multiple transfers + waiting times.

Jerry is Black

If you want to learn more about the history of Japan, Nikko is one of the places you have to visit. One of the elaborated temple designs and deep-rooted history are ones to look out. There are ares where photographs and videos aren't allowed, but you have to experience it personally. Especially the crying dragon and the magical sounds.

+17

Kanokwan Chansuwong

We came here during raining day and it’s all mist up here which couldn’t see the waterfalls. But it was very nice atmosphere, probably will right back.

+30

aj

Nikko National Park, or 日光国立公園 (Nikko Kokuritsu Koen) in Japanese, is a pristine haven that seamlessly blends cultural richness with breathtaking natural landscapes. Located in the Tochigi Prefecture, this national park is renowned for its historical significance and awe-inspiring scenery. At the heart of the park lies Toshogu Shrine, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a testament to intricate Edo-period craftsmanship. The shrine complex, adorned with ornate carvings and vibrant colors, pays homage to Tokugawa Ieyasu, the founder of the Tokugawa shogunate. Beyond its cultural treasures, Nikko National Park unfolds a tapestry of natural wonders. The Kegon Waterfall, Lake Chuzenji, and Mount Nantai contribute to the park's scenic grandeur. Visitors can explore hiking trails, revel in the beauty of changing seasons, and witness the mesmerizing cascade of Kegon Waterfall. The diverse flora and fauna add ecological significance, creating a harmonious blend of human history and natural beauty. Whether it's the vibrant autumn foliage or the tranquil ambiance of Lake Yunoko, every corner of Nikko National Park beckons exploration. Accessible from Tokyo, the park offers a perfect retreat from urban life, providing an immersive experience in Japan's cultural and natural heritage. Nikko National Park stands as a captivating destination, inviting travelers to appreciate the splendor of Japan's landscapes while delving into its rich history.

+40

K. S.

Very nice Park with beautiful old Shrines to see and you can walk around in the National Park for hours. Enjoy the nature and quietness if you walk further up. A lot of people around the famous shrines but there is more to see.

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