WORLDWIDE · HISTORICAL TOURS
Every trip has one free morning too few. These 5 historical tours justify the slot, priced and timed so you can decide in minutes and get back to the fun part.
Review of Kyoto to Nara and Uji day tour with Todai-ji, Nara deer, Byodoin Temple, lunch, and hands-on matcha making.
“It was an amazing; fun; and informative tour. It was amazing visiting sacred sites; meeting the deers of Nara; etc. It was fun whisking our own Matcha tea. Uji is an interesting place rich in history. Tour guides knowledgable. Thank you so much.”
Review of Beijing’s intimate tea, Guqin, and calligraphy workshop, with practical advice on value, timing, transport, and who should book.
“I didn’t expect to feel so moved. Playing the Guqin while the master guided my fingers felt like stepping into another time. It was quiet, personal, and completely different from anything else in my itinerary.”
Explore Uji’s temples, tea culture, bridges, and local treats on a small-group walking tour with Byodoin and a tea ceremony.
“Yuko is just unbelievably knowledgable, she is nice and welcoming. Also the way she do her tour is very helpful for someone who don’t know about Japanese culture, she make you feel very comfortable pretty quick. I recommande her without hesitation. Adam”
Cycle Uji’s tea culture, temples, river paths, and matcha shops on a relaxed four-hour Brompton bike tour.
“The guide was super friendly and knowledgeable. We had a great time biking around Uji and learning about their matcha production and the cities history. Highly recommend the tour for anyone visiting!!”
Explore Victoria Falls, its history, local culture, and famous hotel high tea on an 8-hour small-group tour from $150.
“It was an incredible experience and they guides made me feel safe and know how to navigate the waters. It would be dangerous to do on your own. They hold your feet so you look out over the edge and use your phone to get photos and videos. The breakfast after was delicious. This is a MUST do if you are in Victoria Falls!”
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