Feeding deer in Nara, Japan is a great experience.

📍Deer distribution: Deer can be found from Nara JR Station to Wakakusa Mountain. They roam on the grass, flower beds, and even on the road. 👍Most fun: They are not afraid of people, so you can take close-up photos with them. There are carts selling deer biscuits on the roadside, about 10 yuan a pack (200 yen). The deer's nose is very sensitive to biscuits. They will follow you, nudge you with their heads, and look at you with watery eyes, indicating that you should feed them. If you put the biscuits in your bag, they will nudge the bag and circle around you. 📝Tips: After you finish feeding the deer with the biscuits in your hand, when you open your hands to indicate to them that there is no more, they will slowly disperse. 🌟Highlights: There are many deer on the grass and under the trees in Nara Park. They are very leisurely. Some lie in the shade of the trees to cool off, and some bathe by the stream. There are also deer with a strong sense of work. They stand at the scenic spots where tourists take photos, pose, and cooperate with tourists for group photos. 📍Note: Some deer run into the temple and urinate at will. Be careful when walking, otherwise, you may step on deer droppings. ✅Must experience: At sunset, the deer gradually return to their nests. When they gather together, it is very spectacular. Feeding deer in Nara is a good experience.