Arashiyama Kyoto

The river originates in the Tanba Highlands in central Kyoto Prefecture, flows around the mountains to Sonobe and the city of Kameoka, flows through mountain valleys for 16 km, reaches Arashiyama, a national scenic spot, and flows into the Kamo River, forming the Yodo River.
Nature for four seasons shows a variety of faces: rocky mountains, pine mountains, wooded mountains, cherry blossoms and autumn leaves.

Duration of walk 2 hours

Iwatayama Monkey Park

About 120 “snow monkeys” or “Japanese macaques” live here. These monkeys like to bask in hot springs in winter. The park is located on the top of a hill, offering a beautiful view of the surrounding area. The people in the park are friendly and can be fed.

The size of the bamboo forest is more like a small park. The area of this picturesque place is about 16 square kilometers. A small area of the grove is densely covered with bamboo. Some plants reach a height of 40-50 meters, thereby closing the sky. Because of this, it seems that you are in the impassable more often.

Allow the Zen spirit to bring your body into perfect harmony as you look at the magnificent temple architecture and quiet forest, admiring the beauty, sitting in a rickshaw.