Don`t do these things in Nara.
Nara, Japan, is a city steeped in history and natural beauty, famous for its ancient temples, traditional gardens, and, of course, its adorable free-roaming deer. While it's an incredible destination, a little preparation can go a long way in ensuring a smooth and enjoyable trip. Here are some things to avoid while traveling in Nara: 1. Don't Underestimate the Deer (or Overestimate Their Cuteness): While undeniably charming, the deer in Nara Park are wild animals. They are accustomed to humans and food, but they can be surprisingly assertive, especially if they see you holding "shika senbei" (deer crackers). Avoid teasing them: Don't wave crackers around without intending to give them, or pull them away once offered. This can make them agitated. Avoid feeding them anything other than shika senbei: Human food can be harmful to them. Avoid getting too close to fawns: While their mothers are usually docile, they can become protective if they feel their young are ...
