Enjoy the Kyoto Travel Guide!
Kyoto was one of if not my favorite city in Japan. It is known for its more traditional Japanese architecture, the artfully made sushi, Gion district with Geishas, and the beautiful pavilions. Kyoto will be a trip to remember!
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Day 1 in Kyoto, Japan
Getting There- Take the JR train line from Tokyo to Kyoto and get there around two hours!
Hit the ground running! Drop off your things at your accomodations or ask them to hold on to it if it is not time to check in yet.
Today will be your day to explore the famous Golden and Silver Pavilion- which are just breathtaking. This is the Japan dreams are made of.
That night you will head to the Gion District and grab some sushi. If you are lucky you may just spot a Geisha while wandering the Gion District. Remember to be respectful of the Geishas.
Kinkaku-ji
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The Golden Pavillion is just gorgeous, you will be in awe. If you do one thing in Kyoto go to both the Golden and the Silver Pavilion. It is located very close to the Silver Pavillion. Be sure to go to both. Admission will be around 3.00 USD.
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Higashiyama Jisho-ji
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The Silver Pavilion is just as beautiful as the Golden Pavilion and has the most peaceful and lovely gardens and trails, be sure to check these out too!
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Day 2 in Kyoto, Japan
Today will start early (or later) at the Bamboo forest, and will include other hot spots and markets!
Arashiyama Bamboo Forest
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The Bamboo Forest is a must, it has trails lined with gorgeous bamboo. It is just beautiful and so very peaceful well outside of all the people but I promise you it is so worth it. If you want to avoid the people come early. Although not being a morning person I went in the afternoon and still got great pictures and absolutly loved it. Check the weather and be sure to come prepared with a rain jacket if needed.
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Fushimi Inari Taisha
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The Fushimi Inari Taisha is a Shinto Shrine in Kyoto known for its orange gates lining the trails around the shrine. The shrine is dedicated to Inari, the Shinto god of rice. As always remember to be respectful while visiting the shrine.
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Nijō Castle
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Be sure to visit the Nijo Castle is a great way to learn more about Japanese history and see is castle with beautiful Japanese architecture. Admission is 10.00
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Nishiki Market
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We loved the Nishiki Market- you will be able to wander for hours trying all the food and shopping local goods and people watching. Take this time to soak up all the liveliness Kyoto has to offer.
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