Cheap Flights to Nagasaki (NGS) from UK Airports

Cheap Flights to Nagasaki (NGS) from UK Airports

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Useful Information about Nagasaki

  • Air fare prices are around £778 in January which is typically the cheapest month to travel to Nagasaki
  • The cheapest price we have found was £778 departing the week of 01 Jan 2012 with prices averaging £778
  • The nearest airports to Nagasaki include Fukuoka approximately 55 miles and Kagoshima around 90 miles away
  • Based on fares quoted, the top 3 airlines on price are All Nippon Airways, JAL Japan Airlines and KLM
  • Nagasaki's time zone is 9 hours difference from the UK
  • Trips to Nagasaki that include a Saturday night are often cheaper with 12 days being the average length of stay

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Most popular destinations in Japan

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Nagasaki is a centre for festivals annually

NGS, NagasakiThe Kunchi Festival is one of the top three celebrations in Japan.

The city of Nagasaki is famous throughout the world for its elaborate festivals through the year. The Japanese culture and people are on full display during some of the year’s most exciting events. In Japan, festivals are known as ‘matsuri’. They are often held to celebrate holy days, state holidays and other special anniversaries for the Japanese people.

One of the most popular and favoured celebrations every year takes place in October during the Kunchi Festival, also known as a festival of the Shrines. Thousands of people take to the street as Chinese dragons, eccentric puppetry, and colourful costumes are displayed in vivid detail during parades and parties in celebration during one of the three largest and most popular festivals in Japan. The tradition of celebrating the Kunchi festival in Nagasaki began in the 1600s and continues today as an important part of the autumn festivities of the country. People from around the country and the world gather in the city to take in the opulent displays.

Another favoured celebration is the Nagasaki Lantern Festival that happens annually as well. The streets of the city and the surrounding area are lit up with brightly coloured lanterns. The lanterns illuminate the streets and houses, creating an awe-inspiring spectacle for visitors and locals alike. This celebration has an almost whimsical and magical appeal to tourists who visit during this time of year.

Japan is a country of natural beauty and cultural traditions. Flights to the city are offered daily, making it an easy destination for anyone looking for a unique holiday.

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