Heijō Palace Site Historical Park

It was the capital of Nara, Japan, and the entire palace was a typical Tang style. Although it was forgotten and even razed after the move, the site has now been reconstructed. At present, you can see the restored Zhuque Gate and various historical materials and cultural relics.

In a place of Nara's ancient Japanese family, the things inside the site are also relatively rich, the buildings are covered by dense forests, many things here are very interesting, and there are very dense vegetation resources.

The scenery is good and very empty. From the scale of the site, Japan was not small, but after all, the Miyagi made a lot of soil. If Japan continues to not walk the right path, Tokyo will become like this in the future.

Get off at the Zhuque Gate and is being rebuilt! Suitable for a walk!

One of Nara's world heritage sites, the site of the ancient Pingcheng Palace, covers a large area, and is still in the excavation investigation stage. Some buildings have been restored and rebuilt. It is rare that the line of the Kintetsu tram actually crosses the entire site, and there were plans to relocate, but because there is no funding, there is no movement.

A vast land between Nishi-Daiji Station and Shin-Dai-Kintetsu Line, Nara, is the site of the World Heritage Site of Pingcheng Palace. The inspection project is still continuing today, the restoration of the building is also underway, a good place for walking, adding a lot of sightseeing facilities, and restaurants and souvenir shops. No tickets.

After coming out of Nara Park, I took the bus with my friends and passed a lot of scenery along the way. It was not as noisy as the city. It was very quiet. It was simply the picture in the Japanese pure love movie. There are rice fields, houses, flowers and grasses. It is a beautiful scenery that is unexpectedly found.

The site of Pingcheng Palace is so big, but because the scope is too big, it seems that there are not many tourists, it should be scattered. This is an important component of Nara's "into" world cultural heritage. If it is missing, the road to the application for inheritance should not go so smoothly. Now, the Japanese have rebuilt two more "antique" buildings on this site, namely: Zhuque Gate and Daji Temple. Without understanding their history, it is a ruin. We happened to meet the "music season" when we came. Although the performance was very ugly, it was still very lively and eye-catching because there were small stalls around. If you have played in Nara for two days or more, it is recommended to come and see it; For those who only stay for one day, it is recommended to ignore and "skip" this attraction directly.