Peace, tranquility and friendship await you at the Nikka Yuko Japanese Garden. The gem of Southern Alberta is celebrating it's 50th year with cultural …
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Feb 22, 2023
I booked the picnic experience @ $35/person which includes entrance to the garden, lunch meal and drink and entrance to theFort whoopup. I am so glad I did. The garden is small and easily accessible …Full review by deannep512
Dec 30, 2022
Enjoyed a walk through the Gardens with spectacular lights on a winter evening. Inexpensive activity for all with lots of photo-ops.Full review by Carol2210
Nov 13, 2022
Small, yet charming and beautifully maintained Japanese garden. I also liked the souvenir shop and the newly built visitor center just outside the gardens, worth a stop before or after strolling arou…Full review by Eddie T
Can you just show up and buy a tour for the next hour or must one pre-purchase? I am planning on being there on Tuesday, but no idea when I get there.
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You can buy tickets there. They had about 5 guided tours the first one starting at 11 am. We showed up at 1030 am and were the only two in the guided tour at 11 am.
As of July 2019 (usually updated annually, so if you're reading this past 2019, please check the current admission costs/programming), admission is as follows: Adults: $11 …
As of July 2019 (usually updated annually, so if you're reading this past 2019, please check the current admission costs/programming), admission is as follows: Adults: $11 Seniors: $9 Children(11-17): $9 Children(6-10): $7 Children (0-5): Free There are also couple and group rates that include beverages and signature snacks, and on weekends there are Yukata rentals, (Japanese summer kimono) that include admission. Admission also includes access to daily guided tours, cultural demonstrations or activities, and to any public after-hours events as well. (Some after-hours events are ticketed events or private receptions, these are closed to the general public.)
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Where are the flowers?
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Our most asked question! Nikka Yuko Japanese Garden is not a botanical garden and, like many traditional Japanese gardens, does not have a year-round display of flowers...
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