06N – 07D Japan Tour Package (03N Tokyo || 03N Osaka)
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Overview
- Duration: 06 Nights – 07 Days
- Tour Type : Customizable
- Explore : Tokyo, Osaka
Tour Inclusions
- Return airport & inter-hotel transfer on private basis
- 6-night accommodation in deluxe hotels
- Daily breakfast at hotel
- All sightseeing as per above mentioned itinerary on private basis
- All transfer & sightseeing on private basis
Tour Exclusions
- Any Airfare
- Mandatory TCS on international tours
- Any Entrance/Activity fee if not mentioned above
- Any Visa/International travel insurance
- Any meal other than specified above
- Any kind of personal expenses
- Anything which is not mentioned in the above inclusions
Itinerary
Welcome to Japan– The Land of Rising Sun. Arrive at Tokyo and proceed to your hotel by your shared transfer. Check into your hotel. Rest of the day is at leisure. Overnight at Tokyo.
Today after breakfast, proceed to departure point on own for a Tokyo City Tour. Visit - Imperial Palace - Nijubashi Bridge, Tsukiji fish market, Senso-ji Temple & Nakamise Shopping Street, Lunch - Japanese veg/non veg. Post Lunch enjoy a tea ceremony experience followed by visit to Tokyo Tower. On completeion on tour, please head to your hotel on own. Overnight in Tokyo.
After breakfast, proceed to Hakone. Enjoy the busy Roads of Tokyo City to Lush Green surroundings of Country side. Upon arrival to Mt. Fuji (Subject to Weather Conditions) start with Fuji Visitor Center, Mt. Fuji 5th Station, and Lake Ashi Cruise. Enjoy Lunch – Japanese style (Veg/ Non-Veg). After lunch enjoy Mt. Komagatake Ropeway. Return to Hakone (Depart Hakone and proceed to Tokyo by road) and proceed to hotel on your own. Overnight at Tokyo.
Today after breakfast, proceed to Tokyo Train Station on your own. Board the bullet train to Osaka, upon reaching Osaka transfer to your hotel on your own. Overnight at Osaka.
Today after early morning breakfast, proceed to departure point on own for a Kyoto and Nara city tour visiting Nijo Castle, Kinkaku-ji Temple, Kyoto Imperial Palace (Mondays to Fridays), Todaiji Temple/Nara Park, Kasuga Taisha Shine and Nara Nagomika. Later in evening return to Osaka city and make your own way to hotel. Overnight at Osaka.
Today after breakfast, you have the day at leisure to explore the city on your own.
Today after breakfast proceed by your shared transfer Kansai airport in Osaka for your flight to your hometown.
Cancellation policy
From Date of booking - 30 days 10% of tour Cost
30 -15 Days prior to departure : 25% of tour cost
14 -07 Days prior to departure : 50% of tour cost
07- 0 Days/No Show prior to departure : 100% of tour cost
Review
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FAQs
Itineraries are sequenced around pacing, not just checking off famous sites, so travelers aren't rushed between very different kinds of experiences.
Yes. Shorter travel days and kid-friendly stops get built in alongside the cultural and historical parts of the trip.
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Most do. Tea ceremony sessions, calligraphy classes, and similar hands-on activities are commonly built into the culture-focused legs of a trip.
It depends on the season and the traveler's fitness preference — it's usually offered as an optional add-on rather than a default stop.