First Time in Japan?

Nikko

Tochigi

Much like the hill stations in India, Nikko serves as a perfect getaway for nature lovers with its stunning landscapes, national parks, scenic hiking trails, and breathtaking waterfalls, offering a respite from the city life. Nestled among the beautiful mountains of Tochigi Prefecture, Nikko’s untouched beauty can be explored through all four seasons of Japan.

Okinawa

If you’ve grown too familiar with Phuket or Bali, pack your bags for an adventurous holiday in Okinawa that will make you fall in love with its pristine beaches and scenic islands. From snorkeling and whale-watching to exploring local cuisine, you’ll find countless outdoor activities to make the most of your tropical vacation.

An authentic temple experience

Kyoto

Kyoto, a city with over 1,000 temples, offers an authentic experience of the spiritual side of Japan. Don’t miss out on exploring the Kinkakuji Temple (or the Golden Pavilion), which is a sight to behold, much like Punjab’s Golden Temple back home.

Shojin Ryori

Vegetarians’ best friend, but also a fantastic cultural experience for any traveler, shojin ryori — Japan’s traditional Buddhist cuisine — is a must-try during your trip. This healthy yet sumptuous meal focuses on seasonal vegetables and plants, offering a distinct balance of flavor, color, and ingredients. While typically offered as an ordinary repast, nowadays we can relish it at many Buddhist temples, including the easily accessible from central Tokyo Shokakuji Temple in Saitama.

TeamLab Planets

Tokyo

A museum without boundaries, TeamLab Planets in Tokyo provides a body-immersive art experience for the entire family. This unique spot features interactive artworks that combine colors, sounds and visual illusions to a level you’ve never experienced before. These living artworks are best explored barefoot for a heightened sensory experience.

A tour of Kagawa

Tired of the crowds back home? Well, Kagawa, Japan's smallest prefecture, is an offbeat location that offers a truly refreshing experience. Travelers can scroll through the scenic Ritsurin Garden, walk across the mysterious Angel Road during low tide, learn the art of making Udon noodles or just soak in the beautiful sunsets along the Chichibugahama Beach — without the queues.

Hokkaido

From pristine white powder snow and unspoiled national parks to mouthwatering seafood and desserts, Hokkaido has everything you'll need to make your vacation memorable. The Sea Aquarium in Otaru, Odori Park in Sapporo, Yotei Panorama Terrace in Rusutsu, and Lake Toya are just some of the stunning places you shouldn't miss when planning your Hokkaido itinerary.