If you\u2019re a first-time traveller who wanted to experience the multitude of fabulous sights that Japan, the land of the rising sun, has to offer, then the New Golden Route of Japan is all you can ask for. The Golden Route of Japan runs from the capital city of Tokyo and Kyoto taking through bustling cities, ancient historic sites and quaint, scenic destinations. Following this truly fabulous route is nothing short of the holiday of a lifetime as it supposedly promises travellers. Here is all you need to make the perfect plan for the Golden Route Japan trip.<\/p>\n
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It is recommended to spend at least 10 days to 2 weeks to discover some exotic destinations on the trip. But if time is of the essence, you can afford to spend one week and skip a few places by the way and visit the top destinations alone. But that would be just like, kind of hustling a little bit. The best time to make the Golden Route of Japan trip is between April and May, especially when the cherry blossoms flutter and the temperature is nice and warm.<\/p>\n
The old Tokaido road which links the city of Tokyo and Kyoto is several centuries old used by samurais, merchants and pilgrims to move from city to the next. Today it\u2019s one of the most popular touring destinations. The Golden Route of Japan covers some of the best exotic sites including Greater Tokyo Area; Mount Fuji, a UNESCO World Heritage Site; mountainous area of Hakone; temple city of Nara; Osaka, the third-largest city of Japan and Kyoto, the cultural centre of the country. The trip, if properly planned, should help you visit the hot springs of Hakone and Kyoto\u2019s geisha district among several other touring attractions.<\/p>\n