9 Things Not To Be Missed In Kyoto

Once the capital of Japan for 1000 years, Kyoto is filled with the glory of the past, and besides its collection recognized by UNESCO as a world cultural heritage, the ancient capital also boasts cultural features. as a geisha neighborhood and a unique culinary scene. Kyoto attracts visitors with its ancient colors with Japanese temple architecture as well as the modern breath expressed through bars and cafes.1. Kinkaku-ji Golden Temple Kinkaku-ji Golden Temple is considered a symbol of Kyoto

. The temple is three stories high, two floors above are covered with pure gold leaf. Gold leaves reflect gold on the surrounding areas, making the temple an extremely splendid work. Despite its breathtaking majestic appearance, the temple and its surrounding areas provide visitors with a special peaceful experience Open hours: every day, 9:00 - 17:00 port: 400 yen2.



Silver Temple Ginkaku-ji Along with Kinkaku-ji Gold Temple, Ginkaku-ji Silver Temple is also considered the pride of the people of the ancient capital. Despite the name of the Silver Temple, Ginkaku-ji has no trace of silver. Because of the lack of funding for the Onin Civil War, Ginkaku-ji Temple is not silvered as originally designed, but retains the rustic brown color of the wood. 00 (separate from December to February, open from 9:00 - 16:30) Admission fee: 500 yen3. Ryoan-ji Temple: Ryoan-ji Temple is located in northwestern Kyoto, formerly owned by the Fujiwara family, and later given to a branch of the Hosokawa family. This is one of the most remarkable works of meditation in Japan. The main attraction of the temple is the dry stone garden No one knows who designed it, nor does anyone understand the meaning of the 15 rocks scattered on the cobblestone gardens.



Some scholars believe that it is the image of a tiger releasing each of its children across the stream; others believe it to be an ocean with islets; or is it the sky with clouds ... Opening hours: every day, 8:00 - 17:00 (only from December to February, open from 8:30 - 16:30) Admission fee: 500 yen4. Toei Kyoto Film Park Eigamura, also known as Toei Kyoto is a theme park where filming activities take place. Here, visitors can "take advantage of the market" from the scene of the recording to the background.Operating hours: every day, 9:00 - 17:00 (only from December to February, open From 9:30 - 16:00) Admission fee: 2,200 yen5. Gion Old Town is not the only remaining traditional geisha district in Japan, but with its collection of exclusive streets, chalets, tea ceremonies and restaurants, Gion is considered the most famous geisha district.



At night, under the dim light of lanterns, the whole street shows the look of ancient Kyoto. Every July, the Gion Matsuri takes place here, attracting millions of tourists around the world. Kyo-Ryori Kyo-Ryori is the name of Kyoto's cuisine, the pinnacle of fussy form and sophistication in taste. To experience Kyo-Ryori, visitors must not only use the taste but also combine all of the senses. Kyo-Ryori dishes are created to emphasize the natural beauty and seasons of the year. The sophistication is created through dexterity, moderation and simple simplicity.Some famous restaurants in Kyoto: Minokou restaurant with nearly 100 years of history, Kinobu traditional restaurant. Tea Ceremony: In addition to the unique cuisine, the tea ceremony is also a cultural feature of Japan.



For the Japanese, tea ceremony (chadou, sadou, chanoyu) is a form of drinking tea to entertain in a quiet atmosphere that both the owner and the guest are aiming for spiritual relaxation and harmony with nature. . In Kyoto, visitors can go to En - a small tea shop located on the old town of Gion - to experience the tea ceremony. Kyoto Manga Museum It is no exaggeration to say that this museum is the mecca of Manga fans. It displays a huge collection of 300,000 manga and related artifacts. Visitors can freely choose any story book from the tall wooden bookcases along the corridor walls or in the lobby to enjoy. Outside the museum, there is also a cafe, visitors can choose an ideal seat, while reading stories while sipping coffee. Opening hours: daily, 10:00 - 18:00 (closed entrance Wednesday and New Year) Admission fee: 500 yen9.



Shijo-Dori Shopping StreetShijo-Dori is Kyoto's central shopping district, starting from Shijo Station with the 8-story Daimaru building, specializing in selling cosmetics, jewelry and clothing. In this area you can find famous brands such as Louis Vuitton, Armani as well as traditional Japanese craft shops and high-end souvenir shops. *** Source: Travel guide iVIVU.com..

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