Nara Park is a historic public park in Nara, Japan, established in 1880. the park is home to over 1,200 wild sika deer considered a natural treasure. Adjacent to the park are notable sites like Tōdai-ji, Kōfuku-ji, Kasuga Grand Shrine, and Nara National Museum, extending the total area to approximately 660 hectares . Admission is free, but you will most likely wish to purchase deer crackers during your visit. A pack of ten crackers costs 150 yen.Some of the deer in Nara Park have learned to bow, a behavior they picked up from observing tourists. When visitors bow to them, the deer often respond by bowing back, making it a unique and endearing interaction. @fruits_wisdom_US
