Highlights
- Hike along the scenic ridge of the volcanic Aso caldera
- Learn about the history and nature of this National Park
- Learn how to make fire using silver grass
- Enjoy a lunch box made with locally sourced ingredients
Description
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Hike along the north ridge of the Aso caldera (volcanic crater). This area is a part of the Aso Kuju National Park and is home to unique nature, stunning scenery and rare wildlife.
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Your local guide will teach you about this unique landscape that has been shaped by continues volcanic eruptions over many hundred thousand years. The Aso volcanic is often known as the largest active volcano in Japan and is also responsible for shaping much of the landscape in southwest Japan.
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As you reach the top you will learn traditional methods of using "susuki," also known as silver grass, to make a fire. Using silver grass has been vital to enable people to live in the area for many thousands of years.
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Enjoy a lunch box made with locally sourced ingredients as you sit infront of the fire and bask in the glorious view of the five peaks of the Aso volcano. This is a perfect half-day activity for families and anyone who wants to enjoy the outdoors without any previous experience.
Itinerary
- Meet up at Daikan no Mori Parking lot (Flexible)
- ↓Walking
- Hike downhill into the Aso Caldera
- ↓Walking
- Learn how to make a fire using silver grass.
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- Enjoy lunch around the fire
Price
| 2 persons: | 13,000 yen p.p |
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| 3 - 6 persons: | 10,000 yen p.p |
Tour includes
- Travel insurance
- Lunch
- English speaking guide/interpreter
- Local guide
- Grassland preservation fee
Tour does NOT include
- Transportation to and from Aso area
Other info
Tour operates: All year
Group size: 2-6 people
Language: Japanese, English, Swedish
Meeting time: 10.30 (Flexible)
Meeting point: Daikan no Mori Parking lot (Flexible)
Returning time: 12:30 (Flexible)
Remarks
- ・Participate with clothing fit for outdoor activities