Beyond Tokyo’s urban landscape lies this hidden gem of natural wonders and architectural marvels
Japan’s cities of Tokyo and Kyoto are ever so timeless with their hubbub of cosmopolitan din and adventures. But for an alternative, yet still quintessential Japan experience, set your sights on Kyushu, the country’s third largest island filled with hidden pleasures.
For first-time travellers, EU Asia Holidays has got you sorted with its 8D6N Kyushu Autumn Festival itinerary that spans the gems of Fukuoka, Saga, Nagaskai, Kuamamoto and Beppu. Here’s a brief walk-through of this subarashii journey!
Day 5
A break from nature-exploring calls for a day of culture and history. You’ll be brought to Nagaskai Peace Park, a memorial park for the atomic bomb victims in Nagaski, followed by a eye-opening experience at the Nagasaki Atomic Bomb Museum. After which, you’ll go on a sea cruise to watch dolphins play, and then it’s off to the famous volcano Mt Unzen where scalding hot springs are everywhere. Finally, make your way from Shimbara to Kumato by taking a scenic ferry ride across Ariake Sea.
For more information about EU Asia Holidays' travel itinerary in Kyshua, head to http://www.euasia.com.sg/package/japan/8d6n-kyushu-autumn-festival. And don't forget to visit their booth 6H20 at Natas Travel Fair 2019!
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