Where is Ruocaoshan when it is open?

Wakayama in Kansai, Japan is a small and beautiful scenic spot, with not only pure green grass, but also simple and lovely paths. It is much gentler and cuter than the deer in Nara Park, and it is a rare place to travel and take photos. Here are some detailed strategies for you.

Ruocaoshan opening hours: 9: 00 am-65438+07:00 pm.

Where is Ruocao Mountain? Address: East of Nara Park, Kansai, Japan, between Dongda Temple and Chunri Dashe. It takes 10 to 15 minutes to walk from Dongda Temple and Chunri Dashe to the foot of Ruocao Mountain.

Is Ruocao Mountain fun? It's beautiful. It's fun. There are blue sky, green grass and gentle deer. If you like, you can also watch the sunset in Wakayama, which is beautiful and overlooks the whole Nara. Take Wakayama as a tourist attraction in Osaka, and you will never lose money.

Photography skills 1, interacting with deer (the deer here is not as fierce as the mountain)

2, there is a slope on the mountain, you can shoot from the bottom up.

3. Take a silhouette.

It's really exciting to shoot a movie under the tree.

Step 5 embrace the sunset

Traffic Guide You can take a taxi after you arrive at Nara Park, and the fare is about 100 RMB.

Note: However, it is easy to go up the mountain, but it is a bit difficult to go down the mountain, because there is no taxi on it at night. It is suggested that you can go up or down the mountain early if you have a car. We happen to have China students watching the sunset on the mountain, so be sure to pay attention to safety when getting off.

Evaluation of scenic spots Nara, Japan is full of simplicity. Although it is a tourist attraction, it has no obvious commercial flavor. Although Kyoto, Japan is also a historical vicissitudes, it has a strong commercial atmosphere, which is incomparable to Nara. The streets and hotels in Nara are kept very low-key and simple.

You can go to Dongda Temple after dinner in the morning, stop by the February Temple, and then stick to it and go to Ruocao Mountain. If there are many people, they will go to their eyes as soon as they lift their breath, and if there are few people, they will go to their eyes.

Many sisters in high heels, wearing long skirts with umbrellas and high heels, chased the deer for photos and were reluctant to feed more cakes. When they saw the deer coming, they screamed. It was really humiliating and annoying. They looked for places with few people to see clouds, eagles, temples and buildings at the foot of the mountain in the distance, and rushed back to their eyes.