Immerse yourself in the ancient capital of Japan, where traditional culture meets modern elegance
Kyoto, Japan's ancient capital for over a thousand years, is a city where timeless traditions harmonize with modern life. With more than 2,000 temples and shrines, exquisite gardens, and a rich cultural heritage, Kyoto offers an unforgettable journey into the heart of Japanese culture.
From the vibrant geisha district of Gion to the serene bamboo forests of Arashiyama, every corner of Kyoto tells a story of Japan's imperial past and living traditions.
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Explore Kyoto's most iconic landmarks and hidden gems
Famous for its thousands of vermilion torii gates, which straddle a network of trails behind its main buildings.
A Zen Buddhist temple whose top two floors are completely covered in gold leaf, reflecting beautifully in the pond.
Walk through towering bamboo stalks that create a surreal, otherworldly atmosphere as they sway and rustle in the wind.
Immerse yourself in Kyoto's rich traditions and arts
Participate in a traditional Japanese tea ceremony and learn about its deep cultural significance.
Rent a beautiful kimono and stroll through historic districts like Gion and Higashiyama.
Find inner peace through Zen meditation sessions at one of Kyoto's ancient temples.
Witness the artistry of geiko and maiko at traditional performances in the Gion district.
Discover the unique flavors of Kyoto's culinary traditions
Experience multi-course traditional Japanese dinner that emphasizes seasonal ingredients and artistic presentation.
Indulge in Kyoto's famous matcha (green tea) flavored desserts, from ice cream to traditional wagashi.
Explore "Kyoto's Kitchen" with over 100 shops and restaurants selling fresh fish, produce, and local specialties.
Essential information for planning your perfect Kyoto trip
Spring (March-May) for cherry blossoms and autumn (October-November) for vibrant fall foliage are the most popular seasons.
Kyoto has an extensive bus network and subway system. Consider purchasing a one-day or two-day bus pass for convenience.
Remember to remove your shoes when entering temples, traditional restaurants, and some shops. Bow slightly when greeting.
While credit cards are accepted at major hotels and department stores, carry cash for smaller establishments and temples.
Have questions about Kyoto? We're here to help plan your perfect trip
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