Day 1 | Morning
Kiyomizu-dera Temple
Opening Hours: Open at 6:00, the closing time is 17:30-18:30, depending on the season; the spring, summer and autumn are open for special visits at night, and open at night from 22:00 on December 31, The specific opening hours are subject to the official website.
Ticket Price: 400 JPY
Recommended Length of Stay: 2-4 Hours
Location: 294 Kiyomizu 1-chome, Higashiyama Ward, Kyoto, Kyoto Prefecture 605-0862
Kiyomizu-dera Temple is an ancient temple in Kyoto and was listed as a World Cultural Heritage site in 1994. The veranda of the temple suspended over the moutain is a national treasure of Japan. It is surrounded by green trees and is full of cherry blossoms in spring. In autumn, the red maple leaves is another attraction. It is equivalent to Kinkaku-jiand Arashiyama, and is a famous historical site in Kyoto. The pilgrims or visiting tourists who come to worship year round come in non-stop.
Reviews from Real Guests:
Express: The precincts of Kiyomizu Dera Temple are quite wide and around 1 ～ 2 hours. The city of Kyoto that can be seen from Higashiyama feels emotional. I think it is the most Kyoto-like scenery. It is necessary to be careful because it is difficult to understand the intersection down from national Route 1. If you are pilgrimage to 33 places in Saigoku, you may want to see the scenery from the other side of the temple from Zenmine Ji Temple in Nishiyama.
wasabian: Kiyomizu-dera is one of the must visit tourist spots in Kyoto. You might need to walk around 10min uphill to the temple from Kiyomizu-Michi station but believe me, you will not feel how long the distance is because there are a lot of shops selling Kyoto specialty foods and crafts. It’s the best when you visit during cherry blossom season. It is definitely worth the walk around the temple.
Day 1 | Afternoon
Having the chance to enjoy the charming Kiyomizu-dera Temple, Kinkaku-ji next to it is another great place that you will never want to miss!
Kinkaku-ji
Opening Hours: Open from 9:00am-5:00pm
Ticket Price: 400 JPY
Recommended Length of Stay: 1-2 Hours
Location: 1 Kinkakujichō, Kita Ward, Kyoto, 603-8361, Japan
Kinkaku-ji is an ancient Japanese temple in Kyoto. Completed in 1397, it originally served as the villa of shogun Ashikaga Yoshimitsu, but was later transformed into a Zen Buddhist temple. Originally named Rokuon-ji (literally "Deer Garden Temple"), it is also known as the Temple of the Golden Pavilion owing to the gold foil that the outside of the building is wrapped in. In addition to being a famous tourist attraction, Kinkaku-ji has also been designated as a National Treasure by the Japanese government and is a symbol of Kyoto.
Reviews from Real Guests:
Trip.com User: My winter vacation was fantastic. I went to Japan with my parents after Spring Festival.I made an attentive plan before leaving China. What a different feeling! We decided to go to Kyoto at first. Kyoto was a small but accient city. There were many traditional buildings on the streets. The streets in Japan impressed me. All the streets were clearly. There was no rubbish anywhere. On the first morning, we went to the Golden Pavilion.A building in there was package by gold foil. You can learn something about Japan Temples in there. Talking about foods, we had sushi and sashimi for lunch. They were super fresh and tasty.If you come to Kyoto, a bowl of stretched noodles is a must! You can taste all kinds of Japanese stretched noodles in there. The next day, we went to Nara by subway. Don’t worry about transportation, The subay, the bus, and the train are all convenient. We saw the biggest wooden building in the world, the Todaji Temple. Then we fed deers. There were many deers anywhere in Nara. I wonder where did they sleep. You can buy deers’food in Nara Park. Please remember put the deers’food in a plastic bag, so deers may follow you to get the food. The roast Japan Beef is a good choice for lunch. I ate a lot. Most of the waiters and the employees could speak easy English. Japanese were helpful and kind. Service was attentive. I studied some history of Japan. This trip brought me good memory.
娃娃菜: It is very suitable for playing with Mom and Dad. The place is beautiful or the season of red leaves. It is red, yellow, green and green everywhere. The weather is very good and the sky is very blue. The ticket is a very cute peace charm. (?) The traffic is very convenient and you can get there directly by bus. If you come to play in winter, it should be very beautiful. The Golden Pavilion Temple will become white, now looks like gold glitter, sunset time will be more beautiful!
Day 1 | Evening
Don’t forget to book GARRYA NIJO CASTLE KYOTO in advance, because all the tourists head to Kinkaku-ji love staying at it.
GARRYA NIJO CASTLE KYOTO
An exclusive luxury hotel with only 25 rooms, offering a peaceful and intimate stay in Kyoto. Extraordinary dining and accommodation await you in proximity to the ambience and scenic attractions of the UNESCO World Heritage Site Nijo Castle. Travel back in time to the period between the end of the Samurai and the dawn of a new era.
Day 2 | Morning
Nijo Castle
Opening Hours: 8:45-16:00 (the castle is closed at 17:00); July and August opening hours 8:00-18:00 (the castle is closed at 19:00); September opening hours 8:00-16:00 ( The castle is closed at 17:00)
Ticket Price: 600 JPY
Recommended Length of Stay: 2-3 Hours
Location: 541, Nishijo Castle, Kawasaki, Nakagawa, Nakagyo-ku, Kyoto
Once the acting residence of the Tokugawa shoguns while in Kyoto, Nijo Castle is also serves as a symbol of the power of the Tokugawa Shogunate. The castle is surrounded by high walls and a moat, with the inside rooms connected by a corridor installed with the famous "nightingale floors". These floors were designed to make a chirping sound when walked upon so as to prevent intruding assassins at night. The castle opens in the evening during cherry blossom season, attracting flocks of visitors to view the magnificent cherry blossom trees.
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PNIV: Nijo Castle, located in Kyoto, Japan, was first built in 1603 CE by Tokugawa Ieyasu (r. 1603-1605 CE), founder of the Tokugawa Shogunate (1603-1868 CE). The castle complex is surrounded by a double moat and made up of three distinct areas: the Ninomaru Palace (1626 CE), the Honmaru compound (1847 CE), and the castle's two gardens. The castle contains 3,000 examples of medieval paintings, nearly 1,000 of which are classified as Important Cultural Properties. Nijo Castle is listed by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site and six of its buildings are recognised as official National Treasures of Japan. The Tokugawa Shoguns Tokugawa Ieyasu of the Matsudaira family established himself as military supremo of Japan after winning the 1600 CE Battle of Skeigahara against those generals who supported the son and heir of Toyotomi Hideyoshi (r. 1582-1598 CE). Ieyasu took the title of shogun in 1603 CE and thus established the Tokugawa Shogunate that finally brought the complete unification of Japan which then enjoyed some 250 years of peace. It was Ieyasu who had Nijo Castle built from 1603 CE to be used as the shogun's base in Kyoto and a handy presence near the imperial palace. At that time Edo (Tokyo) was the capital and seat of the shogunate and so Nijo housed a permanent senior governor while shoguns only used the castle when they were on official visits.
nengratihkurniawan: Nijo Castle, or Nijo-jo, as it is called in Japanese, is one of the absolute highlights of Kyoto. The lovely atmosphere, the beautiful Japanese Zen gardens, and the ancient buildings and palaces with their ornate gold-covered architecture and fantastic interiors and wall paintings – I love it all! Therefore, Nijo Castle is a stop on our recommended 3-day Kyoto Itinerary. The former Imperial Villa Nijo-jo Castle was declared a Unesco World Heritage Site in 1994. The castle buildings and gardens underwent a huge full-scale restoration in 2011 and are shinier and fresher than ever! Nijo Castle is one of the very few remaining castles from one of the golden ages of Japanese architecture and design – the early Edo period. That it has survived over the years, through earthquakes and wars, is fantastic. If you want to get the most out of your visit to Nijo Castle, you should consider joining a Nijo Castle Tour. This tour lasts 1 hour, and you get a guided tour of the whole castle and castle grounds and hear the full story behind it by an enthusiastic and knowledgeable guide. There is also a self-guided audio tour available.
Day 2 | Afternoon
Now we come to another great highlight in the city: Sanjusangen-do.
Sanjusangen-do
Opening Hours: Open from 1/1-3/31,9:00am-4:00pm;Open from 4/1-11/15,8:30am-5:00pm;Open from 11/16-12/31,9:00am-4:00pm
Ticket Price: 600 JPY
Recommended Length of Stay: 1-1 Hours
Location: 657 Sanjusangendomawari, Higashiyama Ward, Kyoto, Kyoto Prefecture
Sanjusangen-do Temple, also known as the Hall of the Lotus King, boasts one of Japan's few long wooden buildings, its main hall stretching from north to south. Although the exterior is simple and austere, the interior is shockingly different. The temple is filled with Japanese National Treasures, including Buddhist statues and cultural relics, and it is especially famous for the impressive number of statues of the Thousand Armed Kannon. These statues vary in appearance, from differences in clothing and musical instruments to expressions and postures. The temple is also known for its archery competition which is held here every year.
Day 2 | Evening
Looking for a bed nearby after finishing your journey at Sanjusangen-do? MARUFUKURO is one of your top choices.
MARUFUKURO
The MARUFUKURO is an ideal spot for travelers wanting to discover the city. Visitors to Kyoto will find that the MARUFUKURO is a fantastic accommodation choice.
With Shichijo Railway Station just 800m away and Osaka International Airport only 49km away, transportation is very convenient. The closest major public transportation, Gojō Metro Station, is only 100m away. With 正面の湯, Kyoto National Museum and Ruins Myohoin Gate all within a short distance, there is no shortage of things to do in the area.
This hotel makes a great place to kick back and relax after a long day of sightseeing.
According to our trusted guests, the facilities at this hotel are first-rate.
Day 3 | Morning
Kyoto Tower
Opening Hours: Sun - Sat 9:00 AM - 8:30 PM
Ticket Price: 770 JPY
Recommended Length of Stay: 1-2 Hours
Location: 721-1 Higashishiokōjichō, Shimogyo Ward, Kyoto, 600-8216, Japan
Standing tall in front of Kyoto Station, Kyoto Tower is one of the landmarks of Kyoto, remembered by almost every visitor to the city. The tower itself is designed in the shape of a candle, while the observatory deck provides a great place to look out over the streets of Kyoto and enjoy panoramic views of the surrounding shrines, temples, and Higashiyama mountains. In addition to the observatory, a restaurant, hot spring, and hotel can be found inside the tower.
Reviews from Real Guests:
Ace_Grace: Kyoto Tower is a famous symbol of this historic city and old capital of Japan! 🇯🇵 The 360 view is beautiful, with maps and binoculars to locate specific attractions in Kyoto. (Maybe not for people who are spacially sensitive or afraid of heights.) It is also conveniently located directly across the front of Kyoto Station
Express: Rather than leaving the ticket gate of Kyoto Station, it seems that it is better to take a picture from Kyoto Station Building. It's interesting to compete with your travel partners to find how many photography spots you can find.
Day 3 | Afternoon
Ginkakuji nearby is the top choice before you leave Kyoto Tower and hit the road.
Ginkakuji
Opening Hours: March-November 8:30-17:00, December-February 9:00-16:30, all year round.
Ticket Price: 500 JPY
Recommended Length of Stay: 1-1 Hours
Location: 2 Ginkakujichō, Sakyo Ward, Kyoto, 606-8402, Japan
A UNESCO World Heritage site, Ginkakuji was originally built as a villa for shogun Ashikaga Yoshimasa and modeled after Kinkaku-ji (Golden Pavilion) The temple has two floors. The first floor, built in the same style as Saihoji Temple, is called Shinku-den, and the second floor Cho-onkaku is dedicated to Kannon, the Buddhist goddess of mercy. Despite its nickname as the Silver Pavilion, the exterior of the temple was never actually covered in silver, but rather painted white instead. The garden is comprised of the Silver Pavilion, Togudo Temple (East Seeking Hall), and a pond, accompanying a white sand garden representing the sea and waves.
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Trip.com User: Get up early, the climate is comfortable, the scenery is pleasant, suitable for leisure travel ～～
Day 3 | Evening
If you want to explore other popular attractions later, Hotel Okura Kyoto Okazaki Bettei is a suitable place for you to stay and refresh.
Hotel Okura Kyoto Okazaki Bettei
Hotel Okura Kyoto Okazaki Bettei will overlook Marutamachi Dori in the Rakuto and Okazaki areas of Kyoto, close to many of the city’s famous sightseeing spots, with the Heian Shrine, Nanzenji Temple and Kyoto City Zoo all nearby. In addition, the Okazaki area is known for its culture and art and contains many museums and other cultural facilities where guests can enjoy exhibitions of a wide variety of art and traditional craft products from Kyoto as well as Noh theater performances.
The new hotel will offer 60 guest rooms ranging from 40 square meters in size, including eight 80-square meter suite rooms in the theme of a mountain villa. It will be located near the historic Okazaki Betsuin Temple, overlooking the rich natural environment of the temple grounds, with the suites and some other rooms offering guests changing views of the seasonal scenery in its Japanese gardens.
Day 4 | Morning
Ryōan-ji
Opening Hours: Open from 1/1-2/29,8:30am-4:30pm;Open from 3/1-11/30,8:00am-5:00pm;Open from 12/1-12/31,8:30am-4:30pm
Ticket Price: 500 JPY
Recommended Length of Stay: 2-2 Hours
Location: 13 Ryoanji Goryonoshitacho, Ukyō-ku, Kyoto, Kyoto Prefecture 616-8001, Japan
Ryoan-ji is a temple of Zen Buddhism within the northwest a part of the city whose name manner 'temple of the peaceful dragon'. Zen and lay visitors alike experience a feel of calm right here (despite the thousands of other people also right here to enjoy that equal feel of calm). Of word right here is the Zen rock lawn inside the temple's grounds, which incorporates 15 rocks blanketed with moss on a bed of flawlessly raked white gravel. They may be placed so that visitors can handiest see 14 rocks from any perspective. Earlier than getting into a temple, it is standard to use the basin in the front to scrub hands and mouth to purify yourself.
Day 4 | Afternoon
Having the chance to enjoy the charming Ryōan-ji, Kodaiji next to it is another great place that you will never want to miss!
Kodaiji
Opening Hours: Open from 9:00am-5:30pm
Ticket Price: 600 JPY
Recommended Length of Stay: 2-2 Hours
Location: 526 Shimokawaramachi, Kodaiji, Higashiyama-ku, Kyoto
It is located at the foot of Dongshan Lingshan, northeast of Yasaka Fakan Temple. The official name is Gaotai Shousheng Zen Temple, which was built in the 11th year of Qingchang (1606) after the death of Toyotomi Hideyoshi, and his wife, Beizhengsu, prayed for the blessing. In July of the first year of Kuanyong (1624), the monk Sanjiang who invited Jianren Temple to be the elder of Kaishan, also known as Gaotai Temple. Gaotai Temple was built on the mountain, with a large scale. It was destroyed by fire, and now only Kaishan Hall and other buildings remain. The Umbrella Pavilion, Shiyu Pavilion Tea Room, Spirit House, and Viewing Platform are all scenic spots in the temple. In spring and autumn, Kodai-ji Temple is one of the most beautiful sights in Kyoto when it is illuminated at night with cherry blossoms and autumn leaves.
Day 4 | Evening
For convenient access to more popular attractions, Kuraya Nanseicho is the best places.
Kuraya Nanseicho
Age of construction before renovation: over 99 years
The building was used as a facility to manufacture electronic parts, so it was refurbished multiple times, making it a long building running north with three connected buildings and a total floor area of approximately 330 square meters. The width of the buildings are 7.28 meters. The depths of the western and central buildings being 9.1 meters, and the eastern building’s depth is 5.46 meters. The walls separating the rooms were kept to the least, making the space integrated.
Manufacturing of electronic components boomed during the high economic growth period, resulting in the refurbishing of the facility.
We renovated the western-side building facing the street. Also, the eastern-side building got a simple retouch and making it into a tin crafting atelier, and the central building was taken down and made into a beautiful yard tucked between the western and eastern buildings.
The first floor of the western-side building’s façade is decorated with artificial marble up to waist height, and has a 4.45-meter wide iron barred window. On the second floor, it has 1.82 meter and 2.73-meter wide glass windows. These windows each have door pockets, and decorated with wooden frames and handrails. The exterior wall and the bottom side of the roof was finished with mortar.
Although the building was vacant for a few months, it was used as a residence until then. Keeping the renovation to the least, we kept the original design and reintroduced the building as Machiya Ryokan “Kuraya”.
We would like to provide you priceless experience of Japanese "living" and hope you spend a wonderful time at Kuraya.
Day 5 | Morning
Kenninji
Opening Hours: Open from 10:00am-5:00pm
Ticket Price: 600 JPY
Recommended Length of Stay: 2-2 Hours
Location: 584 Yamatooji Yojo-sagaru Komatsucho, Higashiyama-ku, Kyoto 605-0811, Kyoto Prefecture
This is the first Zen temple in Kyoto founded in 1202 by Zen Master Eisei, who introduced tea to Japan. In the temple, there is a picture of the god of wind and thunder, the representative work of Zhongda of the watch house. There are many buildings in the temple, and there are 15 temples. Every spring, on the birthday of Zen Master Rongxi, a large tea party is held to perform the ancient Zen tea method. Kennin-ji Temple is a secluded place in the hustle and bustle of Gion life. The "Double Dragons" on the roof of the main hall is the treasure of the temple. The famous "Chaosheng Garden" in the temple is located at the back of the main hall, which is a simple and typical Zen garden. There are 3 stones placed in the garden, representing the Buddha and two Zen monks. There is also a flat stone for meditation, surrounded by red maples to add to the beautiful scenery of the garden.
Reviews from Real Guests:
Trip.com User: The oldest temple in Kyoto, be sure to come! The courtyard is beautiful to daze, and it is also a good place to take pictures. By the way, the visit is to buy tickets, and you need to take off your shoes when you go in. But because of the charge, there are fewer tourists and the photos are very good. You can take a beautiful feeling at any angle. Because it's March, the trees in the yard are bare, and it's better to come in autumn or cherry blossom season. It's better to wear kimonos!
Day 5 | Afternoon
Having the chance to enjoy the charming Kenninji, Eikan-do Zenrin-ji next to it is another great place that you will never want to miss!
Eikan-do Zenrin-ji
Opening Hours: Open from 9:00am-5:00pm
Ticket Price: 600 JPY
Recommended Length of Stay: 1-1 Hours
Location: 48 Eikandōchō, Sakyo Ward, Kyoto, 606-8445, Japan
Zenrin-ji Temple, known as Eikando, was founded in the early Heian period (853) as the dojo of Shingon sect and the place where eminent monks chanted Buddha. The name of Yongguan Hall is derived from the residence of eminent monks who strictly abide by the precepts. Since the opening of the temple, it has continuously held charitable activities and is a pioneer of social welfare activities in today's society. The temple preserves a large number of portraits and books before and after the Kamakura period, some of which have been listed as national designated cultural properties. Among them, the Yamagoshi Amitabha and the golden bronze lotus plate are also listed as national treasures, and the "Amitabha" enshrined in the Ekando Hall. It is a work from the Kamakura period. Its special feature is that the head of the Buddha is turned to the left. Unlike ordinary Buddha statues, similar Buddha statues have only appeared in Sichuan, which is very rare. Yongguantang is also a place for viewing red leaves, attracting tourists to take pictures and enjoy the maple every autumn.
Reviews from Real Guests:
ベルガ: If you go to Kyoto to see the autumn leaves, this is it!
Day 5 | Evening
After visiting the glorious Eikan-do Zenrin-ji, DHAWA YURA KYOTO nearby is the best place to stay.
DHAWA YURA KYOTO
DHAWA YURA KYOTO invites guests to Japan’s most mysterious hideaway. Experience the origin of Japan’s sense of beauty through the end of the legendary Samurai era to the dawn of modern Japan. Time travel to the cultural crossroads of time, where history changes.Time Travel: A place symbolic for the end of the samurai era and the dawn of the modern Emperor system. A mysterious space where the west is fused with the orient. Origin of Japan’s sense of beauty: “Japan’s sense of beauty” was historical cultivated in Kyoto. The roots came from how “nature” and “people” faces the other. Mysterious hideaway: A compact but luxurious hotel that expresses Kyoto with a modern and sophisticated design.
Day 6 | Morning
Jojakko-ji Temple
Opening Hours: Open from 9:00am-5:00pm
Ticket Price: 500 JPY
Recommended Length of Stay: 2-3 Hours
Location: 3 Sagaogurayama Oguracho, Ukyo Ward, Kyoto, 616-8397
Changjikoji Temple is a Nichiren sect temple located in Ukyo District, Kyoto City, Kyoto Prefecture, Japan. It is a famous temple in Kyoto, and it is also the residence of Fujiwara Dingjia, the author of the well-known Japanese poetry collection "Hundred People One Waka Collection". Jojiko-ji Temple is surrounded by the rich natural environment of Mt. Kokura, and the path to the shrine on the stone steps from Niohmon Gate is interesting and beautiful. No matter the season is full of fun, autumn is also Arashiyama's premier spot for autumn leaves, and it shows a mysterious and profound scene.
Reviews from Real Guests:
Trip.com User: Jokjakkoji Temple is located on a slope of a hill in the suburbs. Kyoto (Kyoto) like Arashiyama is a temple with a quiet atmosphere suitable for deprivation. This nature can tell you very tight.
Day 6 | Afternoon
When time permits after visiting Jojakko-ji Temple, don’t forget pay a visit to Sanzen-in Temple.
Sanzen-in Temple
Opening Hours: Open from 8:30am-5:00pm
Ticket Price: 700 JPY
Recommended Length of Stay: 1-1 Hours
Location: 540 Ōhararaikōinchō, Sakyo Ward, Kyoto, 601-1242, Japan
Sanqianyuan, located in Ohara, Sakyo District, Kyoto City, Kyoto Prefecture, Japan, is a Tiantai sect temple built in 1118. As one of the three major monasteries of the Tiantai Sect, Sanqian-in is famous for its elegance and beauty. Gorgeous palaces, well-designed courtyards, and beautiful scenery of the four seasons together constitute the Sanzen-in Temple, a must-visit attraction when visiting Ohara. The garden is densely covered with moss and cedar trees block the sun. There are about 3000 hydrangeas in the natural forest in the backyard. During the rainy season, flowers bloom and the scenery is intoxicating. Entering from the guest hall, here is the Xuanguan of the Sanqianyuan, and outside the guest hall is the famous courtyard in Kyoto - Jubi Garden. of beauty. Passing through the guest hall, you need to take off your shoes to enter the Chen Palace. The vast courtyard in front of the Chen Palace is the Youqing Garden in Sanqianyuan, which is a chiquan-style garden. , cute and funny.
Day 6 | Evening
Looking for a bed nearby after finishing your journey at Sanzen-in Temple? Kyoto SERYO is one of your top choices.
Kyoto SERYO
Ohara, Another Kyoto… Seryo is a Ryokan located within the naturesque countryside of Ohara, Kyoto. Please enjoy soothing and relaxing time in a serene atmosphere, watching dynamic mountain view. Highly recommendable kaiseki cuisine uses locally sourced seasonal vegetables.
Day 7 | Morning
Kyoto National Museum
Opening Hours: Closed from 1/1-1/1;Open from 1/2-12/27,Tue-Sun,9:30am-5:00pm;Closed from 12/28-12/31;Closed on Mon
Ticket Price: 700 JPY
Recommended Length of Stay: 2-3 Hours
Location: 527 Chayacho, Higashiyama Ward, Kyoto, Kyoto Prefecture 605-0931, Japan
The luxurious and gorgeous buildings and the design of the beautiful gardens make the Kyoto National Museum famous all over the world. There are old exhibition halls and new exhibition halls. The old brick exhibition hall was designed by Kumayama Katayama, and it is a building that represents the essence of Meiji architecture. The new exhibition hall hosts a permanent exhibition of cultural properties.
Day 7 | Afternoon
After finishing the tour at Kyoto National Museum, you can head to Ninna-ji, the most worth visiting place around the corner.
Ninna-ji
Opening Hours: Open from 1/1-2/29,9:00am-4:30pm;Open from 3/1-11/30,9:00am-5:00pm;Open from 12/1-12/31,9:00am-4:30pm
Ticket Price: 500 JPY
Recommended Length of Stay: 2-2 Hours
Location: 33 Omuroōuchi, Ukyo Ward, Kyoto, 616-8092, Japan
Renhe Temple is the head temple of the Shingon sect of the Imperial Household School and is a world cultural heritage. The "Second King's Gate" in the temple was donated by Tokugawa Iamitsu; the "Golden Hall" was built by relocating the Zichen Hall of the Imperial Palace; The Lingbao Hall displays three statues of Amitabha, the statue of King Ming Peacock and the original lacquer paintings of Master Hongfa, totaling 30 volumes. In addition to the classical five-storied pagoda and the Erwang Gate, the Royal Family of the French Emperor in Renhe Temple, the Tang Gate, the Chen Hall, the Lingming Hall, the White Academy and the Black Academy. There are other wonderful sights such as Niwangmen Gate, Miyagedo Middle Gate, Five-Storied Pagoda, Shichen Hall Ruins, Kannon Hall, Ninwa Temple, and the Ikesen-Hanyou-style garden built in the Edo period. The Erwang Gate of Renhe Temple, Nanzen Temple and Chion Temple are also known as the three major gates of Kyoto. The difference is that the other two temples are Zen style, and Renhe Temple is a pure and pure building. In addition, there are many treasures hidden in the temple, such as the three statues of Amitabha Buddha, the statue of King Ming Peacock, the treasure chest of lacquer paintings of Baoxianghua, and the records of the family.
Day 7 | Evening
After visiting the glorious Ninna-ji, Aman Kyoto nearby is the best place to stay.
Aman Kyoto
With a stay at Aman Kyoto in Kyoto (Central Kyoto), you'll be a 3-minute walk from Shijo Omiya and 8 minutes by foot from Kawaramachi. This 4.5-star ryokan is 0.9 mi (1.4 km) from Nishiki Market and 1 mi (1.5 km) from Nijō Castle. Relax at the full-service spa, where you can enjoy massages and facials. Additional features at this ryokan include complimentary wireless Internet access and concierge services. Enjoy international cuisine at The Living Pavilion, one of the ryokan's 2 restaurants, or stay in and take advantage of the room service (during limited hours). Full breakfasts are available daily from 7:00 AM to 11:30 AM for a fee. Featured amenities include dry cleaning/laundry services, a 24-hour front desk, and luggage storage. Complimentary wireless Internet access is available to keep you connected.
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