Tsukuba Travel Recommendations for 2024 (Updated in Jul)

Chiang Mai

Spent a week in Chiang Mai. you can have Incredible experiences In ethical elephant sanctuaries. There’s lots of Buddhist temples with free entry and the best markets in Thailand. Plus, the food is INCREDIBLE and very cheap!

Keep calm and ride with us

🛳 Navigator of the Seas, Royal Caribbeans, has the longest waterslide at sea. With its world-class amenities, thrilling activities, and stunning destinations, the Navigator of the Seas is the perfect cruise ship for those seeking a little excitement and adventure on the high seas. From its state-of-the-art water park and rock climbing wall to its luxurious spa and Broadway-style shows, the Navigator of the Seas offers something for everyone. What is your favorite thing to do on a cruise? Cr: @Alexojeda

White temple - Thailand

For everyone who love temples, this is the one to visit in Thailand. It is new but very well done. only downside is there are a lot of people, but it is still worth visiting. enjoy !#temple

Mars cnx #cafe #chiangmai The popular cafe in Chiang Mai, Thailand

Take a walk

Get away from the city, found a spot for a coffee break while kids play in the nature playground. It’s chill and peaceful here. Though beware of the slippery roads due to the mosses and army of ants bites when passing by .. it’s quite a distance from the town, approximately 45 mins drive, close to the hot spring area of Chiang Mai. We spend a couple of hours here with coffee and tea for adults, smoothies for kids.

Mae Tho National Park Chiang Mai is located in both Amphoe Hot and Mae Jaem in Chiang Mai. The hills in this area are covered by forests and have water spring that supply Jaem Creek and Lid Creek. Enjoy the views of Mae Tho National Park and when you come down the hill you can see rice terrace of local villagers and the most beautiful time would be during winter where the rice will lush with green. #chiangmai #thailand

Lost in Chiang Mai's Charm

Embarking on a mesmerizing adventure through Chiang Mai's hidden gems and iconic spots!#chiang mai #healing #cutecafe

Hiking Mount Tsukuba in Japan

Mount Tukuba is a beautiful mountain in central Ibaraki in Japan. The two peaks are called Mt. Nantai and Mt. Nyotai, rising to a height of almost 900 meters. In addition to Tsukuba temple/shrine at the foot of the mountain, there are shrines on both peaks, making the entire mountain a sacred area. Tsukuba is climbable all year round, in autumn the leaves turn golden. 🚠 It's easily accessible to beginners thanks to the Mt. Tsukuba Cable Car and Mt. Tsukuba Ropeway. ✨ Recommended time: 1 day or 5 hours 🚌 From Tokyo you can take an express bus and you'll arrive within two hours, adding a short local bus or taxi ride. #celebratewithtrip #japan #tsukuba #hiking #nature

Mount Tsukuba 🌸

#falltrip Mt. Tsukuba has two peaks: the east peak is Mt. Nyotai(Nyotai-san) at 877 meters, and the west is Mt. Nantai(Nantai-san) at 871 meters above sea level. Mt. Tsukuba is one of the best 100 mountains in Japan, and is known as the lowest of the 100 mountains.(Only Mt. Tsukuba and Kaimondake of Kagoshima Prefecture are less than 1,000 meters.) One of the most famous shrines in the Kanto region, with a 3,000 year history, “Mount Tsukuba-jinja”(Mt. Tsukuba shrine) is located on the mountainside. There are also main shrines on each of the peaks of Mt. Nantai and Nyotai. Because Mt. Tsukuba has two peaks,Nantai(which means male) and Nyotai (which means female), it is believed that this mountain gives the blessing of marital harmony and matchmaking. Moreover, “Power Spots” (a Japanese coined word which means sacred places with good luck for money, health and advancement in life) are interspersed at various places on the mountain.

Japan's Ibaraki Tsukuba Mountain Plum Garden

Near Tsukuba University in Japan, there are many Chinese people. Today, I went specifically to take photos of plum blossoms 😀 It's a trip to the Tsukuba Mountain Plum Blossom Festival in Ibaraki, Japan. The plum blossoms are 70% in bloom, and we can wait a few more days...

Visiting Doho Park in Tsukuba, Japan, was an enchanting experience that seamlessly blended natural beauty and recreational facilities. Located in the heart of Tsukuba, the park is an oasis of tranquility and an ideal escape from the hustle and bustle of daily life. Upon entering Doho Park, I was immediately struck by its expansive green spaces and meticulously maintained landscapes. The park is home to a variety of trees and plants, which change colors with the seasons, offering a picturesque view throughout the year. During my visit in the spring, the cherry blossoms were in full bloom, creating a stunning canopy of pink flowers that lined the pathways. One of the highlights of the park is its large central pond, where visitors can rent paddle boats. Gliding across the serene waters, I enjoyed the reflection of the surrounding foliage and the playful antics of ducks and other waterfowl. The pond is encircled by a walking trail, perfect for a leisurely stroll or a brisk jog, and benches strategically placed for those who want to sit and soak in the view. Doho Park also caters to sports enthusiasts with its well-maintained tennis courts, baseball fields, and a swimming pool. Families were seen picnicking on the lush lawns, children playing in the designated playground areas, and elderly couples practicing tai chi under the shade of large trees. The park’s community feel was palpable, with people of all ages engaging in various activities. Another notable feature is the Japanese garden within the park, a tranquil space that offers a glimpse into traditional landscaping with its carefully arranged rocks, manicured shrubs, and a charming tea house. This serene spot provided a perfect setting for quiet reflection and photography. Overall, my visit to Doho Park in Tsukuba was a delightful experience, offering a blend of natural beauty, recreational opportunities, and cultural insights. It’s a must-visit for anyone looking to experience the serene side of Japan.#japantravel

Doho Park

#thingstodo Very nice, well maintained and clean park. Plenty of opportunities and places to relax, play sports, let kids play and do sports. The park can get pretty busy on sunny days, but is definitely worth a visit for any occasion outside. Peaceful yet fun place to do activities. Great place to rub or just chill. If you're a tourist, must go for a walk at least

Sakura Traffic Park

#thingstodo Good place for kids to learn traffic rules and also riding bike itself. You can rent a bike for 50yen. There also a playground and real train box in the park so that kids can enjoy both. Seems to be quite famous park. It has car parking area, an old big train locomotive to see, and of course the area/road with traffic sign for children to learn.........

Sakura Traffic Park

#2024wish Great place for kids and even adult to practice how to bike and learn the traffic signs, you can bring your own bike or you can rent bike for kids and adult. There's also a small playground for kids to play. This park educated children about traffic in a fun way, but the minus point is the pedal go-kart. It's quite tiring and heavy for some children, it will be wonderful if they attach a battery to it.