based on 6.8k reviews
一直在路上的猫Located in the northwest of Kyoto City, on the eastern edge of the Tanba Plateau, it is known as the "No. 1 Scenic Spot in Kyoto".
There are: Sagano Bamboo Forest, Togetsukyo Bridge, Arashiyama Park (consisting of Kameyama, Nakanoshima, and Rinchuan Temple, with red pines, cherry trees, maple trees, etc., as well as facilities such as squares, rest areas, and observatories.), Tenryuji Temple, Nonomiya Shrine and other shrines. There is also Iwatayama Monkey Park.
It was a resort for aristocrats in the Heian period, became a center for temples and shrines in the Edo period, and gradually became a tourist destination after the Meiji Restoration.
◦ You can take the Sagano sightseeing train: it runs along the Hozugawa Valley, a total of 7.3 kilometers, about 25 minutes one way, and you can enjoy the beauty of the four seasons.
◦ Hozugawa rafting cruise: you can experience it in Kameoka, crossing the Aoyama Gorge to reach the Togetsukyo Bridge, the ticket price is 4,100 yen for adults.
I actually felt that it was okay after a tour, especially compared with the famous rivers and mountains in my country, the scenery is more delicate, and there is nothing special about it.
based on 166 reviews
Invisible WindHieisan Enryakuji Temple is known as the "Mother Mountain of Japanese Buddhism". Located at the junction of Kyoto Prefecture and Shiga Prefecture, it overlooks Japan's largest lake, Lake Biwa, to the east and the thousand-year-old history of the ancient capital of Kyoto to the west.
Enryakuji Temple on Hieisan is an ancient temple that prays for world peace and tranquility, and is also a place for learning and practice to cultivate national treasure-level talents.
In 1994, Enryakuji Temple was listed as a World Cultural Heritage by UNESCO.
The beauty of Hieisan Enryakuji Temple lies in its overlooking of the surrounding mountains and lakes. The temple in autumn is different from that in summer. When maple leaves cover the mountains, the previous green tones gradually transition to yellow and red.
Hieisan Enryakuji Temple is divided into three areas: East Tower, West Tower and Yokogawa. Among them, the deepest Yokogawa is especially famous for its red leaves and is an excellent spot for viewing maple leaves.
In particular, Yokogawa Nakadō is even more majestic against the backdrop of maple leaves and clear sky.
Address: 4220 Sakamoto-honmachi, Otsu City
Opening hours:
East Tower: 9:00-16:00
West Tower・Yokokawa: 9:00-16:00
※Starting at 9:30 in December
*Acceptance deadline is 15 minutes before the event.
Fee: East Tower・West Tower・Yokogawa Pass
Adults 1,000 yen
Junior high school and junior high school students 600 yen
Elementary school students 300 yen
Transportation: Take the Eizan Cable Car and Ropeway from the Eizan Electric Railway "Yase Hiei Sanguchi" Station (E08) to "Hieizan Peak" Station, transfer to the shuttle bus and get off at "Enryakuji Bus Center" (East Tower area)
Sakamoto Cable Car: Walk from Keihan "Sakamoto Hiei Sanguchi" Station (OT21) or JR Line "Hieizan Sakamoto" Station (B27), take the Ewaka Bus Cable Car Sakamoto Line to "Cable Car Sakamoto" Station, then transfer to the Sakamoto Cable Car to "Cable Car Enryakuji" Station, and walk about 10 minutes to arrive (East Tower area)
Original maple viewing time: early to mid-November
based on 409 reviews
CorgiwithfoodOne of the Reishan temples located in the north of Kyoto 🏯 is famous for being the place of cultivation of Minamoto Yoshitsune (nicknamed Ushiwakamaru). Next to the terminal station of Eizan Tram 🚈 you can also see many Tengu statues around 👺 You can take the cable car to Shuho We visited the entire mountain, passing by the Sutra Pavilion and the main shrine on the way. We felt the aura of heaven and earth on the mountain, as if we were watching the maple leaves turn from yellow to red😻 Being strong enough, I even climbed over the entire Mount Hiei to reach Kifune Shrine, which was a pleasant experience. Forest bathing🏕
Location: 1074 Kurama Honmachi, Sakyo-ku, Kyoto City, Kyoto Prefecture
도시여행자It's normal now. It's a little hard to come, but it's about the mountain behind the building. The top view is ok. If you don't have physical burden, it's normal ㄱㄱ
based on 372 reviews
一直在路上的猫• Basic overview: Mount Wakakusa is located in Nara City, Nara Prefecture, Japan, between Todaiji Temple and Kasuga Taisha Shrine. It is 342 meters above sea level and covers an area of 330,000 square meters. From a distance, it looks like three overlapping hats, so it is also called Mount Mikasa.
Tickets are 150 yen, and entry is closed before 17:00. If the weather is good, you must come to Mount Wakakusa to watch the sunset, which is really beautiful. Check the sunset time in advance, and come in before 17:00 to take pictures and climb up. It takes 40 minutes to climb to the top. There are three peaks: the first, second, and third. The south is easier to walk than the north. Remember to buy deer biscuits when you come in, because they are not sold inside.
• Natural landscape and ecology: Mount Wakakusa is a lawn mountain. In spring, cherry blossoms are in full bloom, complementing the new green grass; in autumn, maple leaves are like fire, dyeing the hillside into colorful colors. This is one of the habitats of Nara deer, and Japanese macaques, squirrels and many birds live here.
• Climbing routes: There are mainly the Kasuga Primeval Forest Route and the Yagyu Kaido Walking Route. The former is suitable for walking, while the latter is suitable for hiking and exploration. It is also convenient to climb the mountain from the "Wakakusa Mountain Trailhead North Exit" behind Todaiji Temple or the "Wakakusa Mountain Trailhead South Exit" behind Kasuga Taisha Shrine.
• History and Culture: There is a front-front and back-rounded Warblerzuka Tumulus on the top of Wakakusa Mountain. Abe no Nakamaro, an envoy to the Tang Dynasty, mentioned Mikasa Mountain in his works, which is now Wakakusa Mountain.
• Wakakusa Burning Mountain: The "Wakakusa Burning Mountain" event is held on the fourth Saturday of January every year. There are different opinions on the origin. The more credible one is the boundary dispute between Todaiji Temple, Kofukuji Temple, and Kasuga Taisha Shrine. After arbitration, the mountain burning ceremony was held and gradually became a tradition. The mountain burning ceremony started at about 6:30 pm, and the entire 33 hectares of the mountain were covered by fire, which was a spectacular scene.
based on 536 reviews
翱翔的大鲨鱼The red leaves of Anma Mountain are much less than the red leaves of Lushan Mountain. It is better to see maple leaves or go to Lushan. The things to see here are shrines, bird houses and trails. Very quiet and historical place, not many tourists.
based on 110 reviews
fooler0809The mountains in northern Kyoto can theoretically look at Kyoto, but Kyoto is still very big, the mountains can not see such a large range, here is not too much carved, very primitive, wild feet, lush trees.
based on 1.7k reviews
NNashMt Fuji is always magnifient. When taking the train from Osaka to Japan, you might have a huge chance to see it - in both local train and bullet train. Aside from Tokyo Side, the Shizuoka side is also good. Always a marvel to see. I would advice the Shizuoka side for less people.
based on 38 reviews
coo***anMount Atago, located in Atago, Minato-ku, is a small hill with a height of 25.7 meters. It seems that it is the highest natural mountain in the 23 wards of Tokyo. Atago Shrine is located on the top of the mountain, and I have been there several times in the past. Currently, there are skyscrapers around and the scenery is not good, but in the Edo period, it was a great place to overlook the city of Edo.
based on 10 reviewscoo***anFrom Pingshi Bus Station, walk for an hour on a long paved slope to Yuanshan Temple. From there, it becomes a mountain road to the top of the mountain. The summit is very large with tables and benches, perfect for rest. Looking east, you can see the mountains around Kyoto, including Atago. It is said that you hear the sound of the sound when you step on the ground with your feet, but when you actually try, you can't hear it.
