We will visit a 17th-century old Kyoto castle, where you’ll discover the legacy of Japan’s shoguns, admire traditional architecture. Nijo Castle is both a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a Japanese National Treasure.

Continue to the Kyoto Imperial Palace, the historic residence of Japan’s emperors for over 500 years, where you’ll explore expansive gardens, elegant gates, and gain insight into the country’s imperial history and traditions.

Next We will visit a 14th-century old Zen temple, iconic Golden Pavilion (Kinkaku-ji). covered in gold leaf that reflects beautifully on the surrounding pond. Once associated with the powerful shogun, this UNESCO World Heritage Site is one of Kyoto’s most breathtaking and photographed landmarks.

We will go through the Bamboo forest. This iconic forest is one of Kyoto’s most photographed and recognizable sights, frequently featured in travel campaigns and promotional imagery. We’ll have plenty of time to capture beautiful photos along the way!

Next we will visit another a 14th-century old, Tenryuji Temple which has an outstanding 700-year-old garden called Sōgenchi. It is also the United Nation World Cultural Heritage site.

We will visit Togetsu Bridge which is arepresentative scene of the Saga-Arashiyama area. It was originally built in the first half of the 9th century during the Heian period (Kyoto was capital of Japan)

On the way back, we will visit Koryuji Temple, founded in the 7th century, the oldest temple in Kyoto, offering a glimpse into the city’s earliest Buddhist history.