• Tenryuji Temple - (1) Sogenchi Teien (Sogen Pond Garden)
  Soseki Muso designed this Japanese garden, featuring a central pond. Visitors can appreciate the changing seasons with cherry blossoms, autumn leaves, fresh greenery, and snow. As a World Heritage Site, it attracts many international tourists.

(2) Tour of the Hatto Hall
The Hatto Dharma Hall is renowned for its “Unryu” (dragon on cloud) ceiling paintings. The “dragon staring in all directions,” where the dragon’s eyes seem to follow you from every angle, is a must-see. The hall is open to the public during special exhibitions.

• Bamboo Forest Street - (1) Bamboo Grove Walk
  Towering bamboos over 10 meters high line the path, creating a magical atmosphere for a walk. The sound of bamboo leaves rustling in the wind and sunlight filtering through the trees offer a sense of peace and tranquility.

2. Photography
   The tunnel-like view of the bamboo grove is highly photogenic and a favorite spot for tourists. Capturing photos while wearing a kimono or traditional Japanese attire enhances the experience, making it even more memorable.

3. Enjoy the atmosphere of each season
   The vibrant greenery in spring, the cool green bamboo in summer, the contrast of autumn leaves and bamboo in fall, and the snow-covered landscape in winter all contribute to the seasonal charm.

During the “Kyoto Arashiyama Hanatouro,” the bamboo grove is beautifully illuminated at night.

• Togetsukyo Bridge - (1) Visiting the bridge itself
  The bridge, with a history from the Heian period (794-1185), was reconstructed in the Showa period (1926-1989) but maintains its traditional look. Learning about the origin of its name, “Togetsu-bashi,” meaning “the moon appears to cross the bridge,” is enlightening.

2. Experience walking across the bridge
   Crossing the 155-meter-long bridge over the Katsura River, visitors can feel the river’s gentle flow and enjoy the mountain views. The perspective changes depending on the direction, offering a unique experience each way.

• Monkey Park Iwatayama - (1) Observing Japanese monkeys in the wild
  Around 120 monkeys live freely, allowing visitors to observe their natural behavior up close. Watching them interact in groups offers a genuine experience unlike any zoo.

2. Viewing the panoramic view of Kyoto city
   From the observatory, visitors can admire a breathtaking panoramic view of Kyoto City, especially stunning at sunset and during the autumn foliage season, when both the monkeys and scenery can be enjoyed together.

• Arashiyama - 1) Location in harmony with nature
  The shopping district, surrounded by the Watarigatsu Bridge, Katsura River, and Arashiyama mountains, offers shopping and strolling amidst beautiful seasonal scenery. It is particularly popular during cherry blossom and autumn foliage seasons.

Arashiyama boasts a variety of traditional Kyoto souvenirs, including green tea sweets, yatsuhashi (eight-flute bridge), pickles, and Kyoto fans. Many unique, limited-edition, and handmade crafts are exclusive to Arashiyama.

3. Gourmet Eating and Walking
   A wide range of casual dining options, such as tofu and yuba dishes, green tea ice cream, croquettes, and dumplings, are available. These treats are perfect for sightseeing, allowing visitors to enjoy them while exploring the area.

• Admission to Tenryuji Temple
• Admission to Iwatayama Monkey Park

• Private transportation
• Snacks

Experience the captivating allure of Arashiyama on this exclusive tour that highlights Kyoto’s hidden treasures and rich heritage. Start at Tenryuji Temple, a UNESCO World Heritage Site celebrated for its tranquil gardens, then stroll through the famous Bamboo Grove Path. Traverse the historic Togetsukyo Bridge, taking in the scenic views of the Oi River, and hike to Iwatayama Monkey Park for a close encounter with wild Japanese macaques. With expert guidance from a local, immerse yourself in the culture, nature, and culinary wonders of Arashiyama like never before.

• Discover the breathtaking gardens of Tenryuji Temple, a UNESCO World Heritage Site
• Stroll through the enchanting Bamboo Grove, a must-visit Kyoto attraction
• Cross Togetsukyo Bridge and admire the beautiful river scenery
• Hike to Iwatayama Monkey Park and learn about the local macaque community

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