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Hotel de La Neige

Hotel de La Neige

Happo Wadanonomori, Hakuba, Nagano-ken
The price is SAR 667 per night from Jun 3 to Jun 4
SAR 667
SAR 807 total
3 Jun - 4 Jun
9.4/10 Exceptional! (141 reviews)
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Took a bit of a hiatus recently to go to #japan and it was everything I dreamed and more. Thought this shot was an appropriate #takeahike entry as it was not something I expected to see in the middle of Japanese summer! Leaving in the morning from Toyama in 27+ degree (Celsius) heat to do the Tateyama Kurobe Summer Alpine Route, I thought the rest of the day would be spent in a T-shirt. What a beautiful surprise! Snow and volcanic scenery. And we even drove past some snow monkeys 💙. Falling hard and fast for Japan and its trekking routes, and finally making my Trover wishlist dreams a reality! (Tip: many more trekking routes are open in summer that wouldn't usually be accessible).
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