I am a beginner, and I do not really understand the difference between に and へ
particles. My teacher told that they can be used interchangeably when it comes
to indicating "direction" and "destination", however, I have read that they
are some exceptions when only of them can be used. Unfortunately, I haven't
found an understandable explanation.
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word-choice nuances particle-に particle-へ
Difference between に and へ particles
に can be used when you are going 'to', 'at' or 'towards' a location, while へ
can be used only when you are going 'towards'. The exceptions exist in case of
へ because of this fact; you can't use へ when you are going 'to' or 'at' at a
location.

As a side note, this limitation of へ makes it far less popular to use as
location marker; に can do it's work, plus other work too.

Even natives prefer to use に all the time.
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