A Must-visit Place When Visiting Hiroshima

Hiroshima is one of the top tourist destinations in Japan, attracting visitors by the beauty of historical works.
A must-visit place when traveling to Hiroshima
Hiroshima Peace Memorial: Located in the middle of a more than 120,000 square meter park with trees, lawns and peaceful walkways of the park in stark contrast to the bustling downtown area, the dome of the Genbaku Dome. existence after the bombing of the US on Hiroshima in 1945 was recognized by UNESCO as a world heritage site, and at the same time becoming a famous monument of peace in the world. Photo: Krista Rossow.
Children's Peace Monument: This memorial is located in the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park and is a memorial area for the children who died in the atomic bombing of Hiroshima

. Besides, this place is also associated with the story of Sadako Sasaki, a girl who died at the age of 12 due to leukemia due to radiation infection. During the treatment, Sadako Sasaki tried to fold 1,000 paper cranes in the hope that she would be cured. Even though the miracle didn't happen after that, her paper cranes became symbols of aspiration for peace, with paper cranes sent from all over, displayed in a glass case at the park .



Photo: Krista Rossow.
Hiroshima Castle: Hiroshima Castle, also known as the Carp castle, was built in the late sixteenth century. The castle was inhabited by feudal lords until 1871. After that, the castle was used as a military base until it was destroyed in the atomic bombing of 1945. The castle was rebuilt in 1958, currently used as a history museum. In addition, from the 5th floor of the tower, visitors can observe the panoramic city. Photo: Krista Rossow
Shukkeien Garden: Shukkeien is a famous garden in Hiroshima, built in 1620.



It is representative of Japanese garden style with mountains, forests, valleys, lawns, fish ponds. The entire garden is connected by a winding path that goes through all the area. Photo: Hiroshima-kankou.
Mitaki-dera Temple: Among the many ancient temples in Hiroshima, one of the most attractive is the Mitaki-dera. The temple was first built in 809 and rebuilt after the war destroyed. This place is not only a sacred temple, famous for its unique architecture and distinctive red paint, but also an attractive destination for visitors in the fall, when the leaves change color. Photo: Japantimes.
Hijiyama Park: Hijiyama Park is located east of the city center and is a popular cherry blossom viewing spot in spring.



Unlike parks that were built and decorated in style, Hujiyama Park reminds visitors of forests that are still untouched, not known by many people. In addition, to the park, visitors can also visit the modern art museum and Manga museum. Photo: Nit.pt.
Itsukushima Shrine: Itsukushima is a Shinto shrine, built for the first time in the 6th century, recognized by Unesco as a world heritage site.The temple complex consists of 17 buildings that make up the complex, including a stage. Noh drama. When the tide is high, both the shrine and the torii in front appear to be floating on the water.



Photo: Kanpai.
Not only having unique architecture, Itsukushima Shrine is also famous for its red torii gate, which is one of the largest torii gates in Japan, over 16 meters tall. The first torii gate was built more than 1,400 years ago, then rebuilt several times, the current version is the 8th gate, built in 1875 from camphor wood and cedar. Photo: Insidejapantours.
According to Oanh Vu / Zing news
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