Mount Koya, Koyasan (all inclusive)

Perhaps the most religious stronghold in Japan is Mount Koyasan.

With thousands of years of thickets of black cedars at an altitude of 900 meters, this mountain is the most revered place in Japanese Shingon Buddhism. The truly mystical atmosphere and power of this place will not leave anyone indifferent. Until the end of the 19th century, women climbing Koya-san was forbidden, now the monks themselves call on pilgrims to spend the night in guest houses, and immerse themselves in the real monastic life. An evening tour of the most ancient cemetery of the country, a visit to the mausoleum of the founder of Buddhism in Japan - the great Kukai, a visit to other valuable sights of the sacred mountain.