Description
Surrounded by mountains and known for its deep-rooted traditions, Nagano offers a special blend of history and natural beauty. This tour takes you to Zenko-ji Temple, one of Japan’s most respected Buddhist sites, offering a fascinating glimpse into centuries of tradition. Beyond this well-known landmark, your guide will introduce you to peaceful shrines, scenic spots, and lesser-known areas that showcase Nagano’s authentic character.
The Secrets of Nagano Tour is part of our Kanazawa to Nagano route, which includes The Secrets of Kanazawa, The Secrets of Takayama, and The Secrets of Matsumoto. Together, these tours highlight the region’s culture, history, and natural beauty. If you’re interested, we can arrange a small group option for those who’d like to share the experience and reduce costs.
Tour Highlights
- Experience Zenko-ji Temple and learn about its cultural importance
- Discover quiet shrines and scenic paths often missed by visitors
- Enjoy Nagano’s mix of historical and peaceful locations with a knowledgeable guide
- Private tour option with flexibility to share upon request
Why book our Secrets of Nagano Tour?
This tour is ideal for travelers who want to experience both Nagano’s famous sites and its quiet, hidden places. With our guide’s insights, each stop will feel meaningful, offering a deeper connection to the area. For an even fuller experience, consider adding our other tours in the route for a well-rounded exploration of Japan’s hidden gems.
Important Details
- Duration: 2-4 hours (based on preference)
- Guide: Professional local guide
- Tour type: Private tour by foot and public transportation (option to add participants)
- Included: Guide
- Excluded: Public transportation fare, food and drinks, entrance tickets
- Possible extension: Additional time available if the guide is free
Cancellation Policy
We require a deposit to confirm your tour, with the remaining balance payable directly to the guide. Cancellations up to 48 hours before the tour receive a full refund; within 48 hours, the deposit is non-refundable.