Sightseeing tour of Kyoto

Kyoto was the capital of Japan and the seat of the emperor.

And, quite deservedly, it is considered a symbol of the traditional culture of the country.

The city will charm you with an amazingly harmonious neighborhood of dynamic modernity and fabulous unreal splendor.

First of all, we will go to Kinkakuji (Golden Pavilion) - a Zen Buddhist temple in the northern part of Kyoto. In any weather, you can endlessly admire its luxurious brilliance and the silent grandeur of the surrounding landscapes.

Another amazing temple of Ginkakuji you will see near the eastern mountains of Higashiyama. Breathe the charm of antiquity, and I will tell you the amazing legend of the Silver Treasure.

In the shade of a cool garden, we will walk past ponds with islands and bridges, along gray sand waves.

Through the endless tunnel from the red gate of the Toria, we reach the Fushimi Inari Temple, the main sacred place in Kyoto. The Shinto Sanctuary is dedicated to the goddess of abundance, fertility and rice.

You will be amazed by the natural beauty of wooden tea houses and well-groomed streets of the districts of Guillon and Pontoche, which like magnets attract tourists who want to see geisha and their maiko students. In these neighborhoods, the spirit of original traditions is heard in everything.

Along the small canal, we will take a walk, indulging in thoughts and dreams along the stone road Tetsugaku no Michi - the path of the famous professor of philosophy Nishida Kitaro.

At the foot of Mount Arashiyama, you will immerse yourself in the aromas of the bamboo forest and, enjoying its pristine beauty, hear the curious stories and legends of these places.

Kyoto is rich in interesting places, fascinates and attracts with its many temples and gardens.

You will definitely want to come back here again.