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What to do in Asuka

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Asuka Temple

Asuka Temple is just one of the places to see in Asuka, so why not enjoy the other things to explore during your travels? Amble around the area's parks or visit its temples.

Asuka Historical Museum

You can study the exhibits at Asuka Historical Museum, a museum with a story of its own, during your trip to Asuka. Discover the area's mountain views and temples.

Takamatsuzuka Tomb

You can learn about the history of Asuka with a trip to Takamatsuzuka Tomb. Discover the area's mountain views and temples.

Asuka Historical Park

Explore the great outdoors at Asuka Historical Park, a lovely green space in Asuka. Amble around the area's gardens or visit its temples.

Oka-dera Temple

Oka-dera Temple is just one of the places to see in Asuka, so why not enjoy the other things to explore during your travels? Discover the area's mountain views and temples.

Nara Prefecture Complex of Man'yo Culture

You can browse the exhibits at Nara Prefecture Complex of Man'yo Culture, a museum with a story of its own, during your travels to Asuka. Wander the parks and gardens while you're in the area.

Asuka Palace Site

You can find out about the history of Asuka with a stop at Asuka Palace Site. Wander the gardens and parks while you're in the area.

Amakashi no Oka

You can learn about the history of Asuka with a trip to Amakashi no Oka. Discover the area's museums and temples.

Inabuchi Rice Terrace

You can learn about the history of Asuka with a trip to Inabuchi Rice Terrace. Amble around the area's gardens or visit its temples.

Popular day trips from Asuka

Kashihara

Yoshino

Sakurai

Dorogawa Onsen

Frequently asked questions

Is Asuka worth visiting?

Whether you're coming to discover the local charm and cultural attractions or try unique foods and explore the outdoors, there are plenty of things to do in Asuka.

How do I spend a day in Asuka?

Start your day with a visit to Uda Animal Park and National Asuka History Park Museum. Then, tour other areas of Asuka for tasty eats and some retail therapy.

What is the top tourist attraction in Asuka?

You can't go home without visiting Uda Animal Park, ranked the top tourist attraction in Asuka.

Is three days enough to stay in Asuka?

You can easily tick off top attractions like Amakashi no Oka, National Asuka History Park Museum and Asuka Temple with a three-day trip to Asuka. On average, most travelers plan two days here. There's plenty to experience nearby too, so stay a bit longer and venture to Osaka.

Is Asuka a walkable city?

Some top attractions in Asuka, like National Asuka History Park Museum and Asuka Temple, are within walking distance. You can also discover several of the city's neighborhoods on foot. Only 5 kilometers from central Asuka is Shinyoshino Onsen and Dorogawa Onsen is 5 kilometers away.

What are some activities to do in Asuka with kids?

If you are after sights and tours for all ages, take a look at these awesome ideas for what to do in Asuka with kids.

What to do in Asuka for adults?

Whether you're a culture enthusiast, avid foodie or adventure seeker, there are lots of things to do in Asuka for adults including Nara Prefecture Complex of Man'yo Culture and Udaji Ouda Road Station.

Are there free things to do in Asuka?

One of the top ways to find free things to do in Asuka is to ask a local tour guide. You'll get insider tips on interesting neighborhoods, parks and other hotspots you can enjoy without getting your cash out. National Asuka History Park Museum is one sight that doesn't charge an entrance fee.