Japan Tour Packages

About Japan

Japan is truly eternal; it is surely a place where ancient traditions are beautifully merged with modern life as it was the most natural thing in this world. The land of the rising sun features many temples and buildings from the past interspersed with modern achievements in architecture and technology. A majority of the historical sites and buildings in Japan are still used for their original purposes while the rest are open to the public. Japan tour packages offer travellers a glimpse into everything from majestic shrines and historical monuments to adventure spots ensuring you are busy with infinite things to do. Flamingo Transworld provides a variety of trips ranging from family tours to escorted Japan packages to luxury tours to Japan and China-Japan tours catering to senior citizens.

Popular Japan Tour Packages 

Japan Tour Packages	Duration	Price
Simply Japan - Tokyo	3 Nights /  4 Days	₹ 64,500 Onwards
Discover Japan	7 Nights / 8 Days	₹ 2,00,880 Onwards
Scenic Beauty - Cherry Blossom Japan	8 Nights /  9 Days	₹ 2,65,020 Onwards
Experience Japan with Alpine Route	9 Nights /  10 Days	₹ 2,70,940 Onwards
Extravagant China Japan	12 Nights / 13 Days	₹ 1,55,800 Onwards

Check out Japan Packages from different Indian destinations: Japan tour packages from Ahmedabad, Japan tour packages from Mumbai, Japan tour packages from Delhi. Flamingo Transworld also offers a range of theme packages to Japan like:a luxury tours to Japn, China-Japan Senior Citizen tours and lot more.Flamingo Transworld has partnered with a  wide range of hotels, resorts and villas, spas to offer world class activities. Japan is a shopping paradise with an endless string of stores selling everything from traditional souvenirs and local food to the latest in electronics featuring some of the latest brands. Both domestic and foreign brands are represented here and they have stores fit for all budgets, from the 100 yen shops to high-end fashion boutiques and department stores. Japan tourstakes tourists through unexpectedly gorgeous landscapes, courteous local people, and cherished traditions. Major attractions here are Golden Pavilion, Mount Fuji, Tokyo Imperial Palace, Tokyo Tower, Todaji Temple, Great Buddha of Kamakura and more.  Flamingo Transworld has perfect Japan Tour Packages for you to plan you dream holiday. Check out Japan hotels on Flamingo’s Hotel Portal which offers a wide range of options to choose from. 

How to Reach Japan

Japan is mostly well connected to major countries in the world by air and flying to Japan is the easiest way to reach this fabulous country. 

Travelling to Japan by Air

Japan is very well-connected with the rest of the world by air. It is operated by major global airlines and almost all countries have direct or indirect flights to and from Japan. Some of the major airports of the country are Tokyo’s Narita Airport and Haneda Airport, and Osaka’s Kansai Airport. Narita Airport provides services for most global destinations along with a number of domestic flights earning the airport the moniker - gateway of Japan. Once you land at any of these airports, it is a breeze to get to nearby cities. 

From Mumbai, Jet Airways and All Nippon Airways operate direct flights to Japan. The connecting airlines from India to Japan are Air China, Air India, Bangkok Airways, Cathay Pacific, Emirates, and Etihad Airways. Accommodation in Japan varies, ranging from upscale hotels to traditional ryokans.

Places to Visit in Japan

Every place in Japan has its own charm and is brimming with rich culture and heritage. From epic adventures to crazy experiences Japan is home to some of the best places to visit outside India. Pack your bags and get ready for the trip of a lifetime with authentic Japan toursfrom Flamingo Transworld.

Miyajima Island 

It is an island where Gods live together. Miyajima Island, a standout amongst the most picturesque spots in Japan, has for some time been viewed as an Island of Gods on the wonderful Seto Inland Sea. It is an idealistic and soulful island where Itsukushima Shrine - a World Heritage site - is located alongside the Virgin Forest of Mt. Misen and houses various preserved shrines and historical monuments.

Peace Memorial Park & Atomic Bomb Dome

Hiroshima’s Peace Memorial Park is one of the most well-known features of the city. Its trees, lawns and walking paths are in stark contrast to the surrounding downtown area. Before, the bomb blast the area of what is now the Peace Park was the political and commercial heart of the city. The park’s main attraction is the Peace Memorial Museum which consists of two buildings and the museum surveys the history of Hiroshima and the advent of the nuclear bomb.

Bhagwan Mahavir Swami Jain Temple

It is believed that there are only 3 Jain temples all over Japan. These are very small yet beautifully carved temples, most of them made of marble stone. The Kobe Jain Temple is said to be the most popular one in Japan and is located in the calm neighborhood of Kitanozaka, Kitano-cho in Kobe. It was built in 1985 by Indian businessmen. There is an Indian club too close by where cricket matches and Indian motion pictures are screened. This club has a history of almost 100 years.

Osaka Castle

Osaka Castle is one of the most famous landmarks in Japan, and for good reason too. The 5-storey castle is one of the most visually spectacular creations in the country, with a history that dates back almost 450 years. The castle is filled with inland parks and greenery. Enjoy your entire day here with your loved one underneath beautiful trees. It is also famous for its spectacular stone wall. 

Ginza

It is the luxury shopping area in the heart of Tokyo. It is known to be the best and premium shopping places in Japan. Ginza has almost all types of luxury shopping brands. It is indeed an expensive place, but apart from this you will get all your favorite brands. Shopaholics, get ready to shop your heart out. Just make your trip worthwhile and cherish it all your life.

Tokyo Sky Tree

The Tokyo Sky Tree is a TV broadcasting tower and an architectural milestone of Tokyo. It is the focal point of the Tokyo Sky Tree Town in the Sumida City Ward. With a height of 634 meters, it is the tallest structure in Japan and the second tallest on the planet at the hour of its fulfillment. It was finished in 2012. An enormous shopping complex with aquarium is situated at its base. 

Things to do in Japan

Japan is indeed everyone’s favorite country that never fails to impress travelers. It offers literally all those things to dothat are on the top of your bucket list. Some of must-do activities include:

Enjoy 4 Seasons at Japanese Gardens 

Japanese gardens are temporal in nature, unlike gardens elsewhere which wear the same look all through the year except for the blooming season. Japan’s gardens, much like their cultural traditions, festivals and even poetry, are designed to change in keeping with the four major seasons – spring, summer, fall and winter. Visit a garden in the island nation to see the careful selection of plants and how the planning embraces the transient nature of beauty. 

Wander through Arashiyama Bamboo Forest 

The serene Arashiyama Bamboo Forest is a natural forest where towering bamboo groves reach for the sky, making for a picture-perfect backdrop. The path through the forest is open all day and is a short walk from Arashiyama train station. It is ideal to visit early in the morning to avoid crowds and bask in the sunlight as it illuminates the greens. The forest is particularly attractive during the fall and cherry blossom seasons.

Walk through the Rainbow Bridge 

Driving across the Rainbow Bridge is the usual way of getting from Shibaura Pier to Odaiba waterfront in Minato, Tokyo, or vice versa. The traffic is generally heavy but there’s a dedicated pedestrian walkway alongside the traffic lanes that you can traverse on foot. The time taken to go from one side to the other is about half an hour where you can take in some stunning views of the city. 

Attend a baseball game

You will never experience a dull moment at a Japanese baseball game and while you may go deaf from the high decibel cheering, attending one game is highly recommended. Despite being introduced to the Japanese by Americans, the sport in Japan is a lot more different in how it is played. Some teams have their own special encouraging traditions plastic baseball bats clap to the beat and jet balloons are released – it is quite a spectacle to watch.

Best Time to Visit Japan

Japan is a country that significantly prides itself on having four unique seasons. Because of its ever-shifting atmosphere and topography, as the seasons change so does the nearby culture, which brings out various aspects of the nation's character. 

March-May (Spring)

Best time to visit Japan is during springtime when Japan’s iconic cherry blossoms come into bloom and fall in gentle showers of white and pink sakura petals. This is the season when people gather for hanami (blossom viewing) picnics, spreading a picnic sheet beneath the cherry blossom trees to share food and plenty of alcohol. 

June to August (summer)

With high humidity, summer time may not initially seem like the best time of year to visit, but it’s also one of the most stimulating seasons to visit Japan. That’s because summer is the season for street festivals, outdoor beer gardens and stunning firework displays.

June to mid-July (Rainy Season)

The period from early June to mid-July is known as tsuyu, or the 'stormy season' in Japan. This is the season when Japan sees the majority of its yearly precipitation, and you can anticipate that the climate should be shady and cloudy for about a whole month. 

Late August and a majority of September are high tropical storm seasons in Japan, with substantial breezes and rains. A tropical storm can damage even the otherwise punctual rail networks. An episode of tropical storms and rain occur in  September. The fall season which occurs from October to late November is Japan's most astounding season, when the maple trees explode into a scope of incredible colors.

December- February (winter)

During the wintertime, Japan becomes a playground for skiers and snowboarders. The country’s renowned powder snow, nicknamed ‘Japow’ by many enthusiasts, has earned Japan a reputation as the ‘Swiss Alps of Asia’.