Cheap Holidays to Nagano

Nagano Holidays

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Holidays in Nagano

Pack your bags and get ready to explore Nagano! A trip here promises to be one to remember.

This destination is populated by about 360,000 locals.

This destination sits 8 miles east of Kamiminochi, and 110 miles northwest of Tokyo, the country's capital.

If your holiday is all about the entire family, trips to Jigokudani Monkey Park and Chibikko Ninja Village will most definitely make you popular. Young ones still full of energy? Keep the excitement going with a trip to Togakushi Farm and Kids Ninja Village.

Both kids and adults will have a great time getting close to the variety of interesting animals at the Chausuyama Zoo and Suzaka City Zoo. Shiroyama Zoo is another attraction which aims to teach visitors about the need to take care of our environment.

Fancy taking off to somewhere quiet and sampling a glass of dry white? Then make sure you visit the St. Cousair Winery or the Sake Storehouse and Museum.

Botany experts and novices alike will be glad to find out about this region's comprehensive collections of plants. For a day among the flowers, start with a walk around the impressive beds at the Taikan Bonsai Museum. Once you've finished there, head on over to the Togakushi Forest Botanical Garden, where the range of species alone is worth beholding. If you'd like to see more, the floral exhibits at the Floral Garden Obuse and the Nanohana Park are also rather pleasant.

Joshinetsu Kogen National Park and Chubu-Sangaku National Park are the perfect places to get a little sun, have a picnic or just sit back and people-watch. Alternatively, head outdoors and get active at Lake Hokuryuko or Mount Yokote.

Is there a walking tour? What events are on this weekend? You'll discover the answers to almost any question you might have about your time here at Happo Information Center.

Take the challenge of visiting all of Nagano's gleaming waterfalls and let the soothing sound of water rid you of all of your worries. The names you'll want to keep in mind are Naenataki Falls, Kaminari-daki Waterfall and Yonako Great Falls.

Absorb the panoramic views and the restorative sounds of rippling water at Kagami-ike Pond and Daizahoshi Pond. To observe any waterbirds you may have missed, it's also worth heading to Lake Kagami-ike and Kamaike Pond.

Nagano has a variety of natural reserves, such as Tsugaike Natural Park and Mount Amakazari. For those who haven't quite had their fix, Okususobana Natural Garden and Garyu Park are a couple more worth experiencing.

Ask the friendly staff at the Nagano Prefectural Shinano Art Museum or the Hokusai Museum about special happenings. With so many enthralling displays, you'll want to ensure you don't miss out on anything. Museum buffs should also pencil in visits to Matsushiro Underground Imperial Headquarters and the Zozan Memorial Museum.

Showcasing a whole range of the latest and greatest in science advancements, Yamazaki Farm offers everything you need to keep your brain ticking.

As every adventurer knows, our world is a magical place. Nowhere is this more apparent than in the bursting display cabinets at the Lake Nojiri Naumann Elephant Museum and the Nagano City Museum.

With quite a few superb art exhibitions to select from, you might need a slight push in the right direction. We recommend grabbing a coffee and heading straight to the Kitano Museum of Art or the Hakuba Art Museum. If you've still got an itch to scratch, also feast your eyes on the displays at the Mizuno Museum and the Suzaka Hanga Museum.

Love learning about history? Don't just read about the past in textbooks, walk through it in real life at the Sanada Treasure Museum. Are you eager to find out even more? Then stick the Kozan Takai Memorial Museum and the Suzaka Municipal Museum on your list too.

Want to explore a few historic sights? A few hours at the Nio-mon Gate or the Sanmon Gate will help you understand Nagano's bygone times. If that doesn't satisfy your inner history geek, keep going to the Former Matsushiro Literary and Military School and Matsushiro Castle.

Learn more about the area's cultural beliefs at the Zenko-ji Temple and Togakushi Shrine. Keen for an even deeper look into Nagano's cultural identity? Continue on to Zozan Shrine and the Chokoku-ji Temple.

They're probably not at the very top of your list, but the Happo-one Adam Gondola and the Machi Tosho Terrasow are still worth a look. You'll also find plenty to keep you occupied at Joyama Park and Kurino Komichi.