Meals
Personal expenses
Travel insurance
Optional activity or entrance tickets
A UNESCO-listed Buddhist temple with a striking three-Buddha hall, one of Nikko's oldest religious sites.
Comfortable walking shoes, for temple grounds and nature trails Light jacket, for Nikko's cooler mountain climate Camera, for shrines, waterfalls, and lake views Cash, for small shops and souvenirs
A private vehicle with an English-speaking driver, hotel pickup and drop-off, highway tolls, fuel, and parking. Your route is built entirely around the 5 attractions you choose.
Let your driver know at the start of the day. Depending on timing, some tours can fit in extra stops, though 5 is the standard pace for a comfortable day.
Around 7 hours of sightseeing across your chosen 5 stops, not counting travel time from Tokyo.
Yes, free cancellation is available up to 24 hours before the tour, with instant booking confirmation.
Entrance fees to attractions like Toshogu Shrine or the Kegon Waterfall elevator, meals, and personal expenses are not included.
No, your driver is not a licensed guide. If you want in-depth historical commentary at the shrines, a licensed guide can be arranged separately.
You can reserve your spot with Reserve Now, Pay Later, securing your booking without paying upfront. This is useful if your plans are still firming up but you don't want to risk losing availability.
Real experiences from travelers who booked this tour with Karvaan Tours.
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