Katsura Imperial Villa

I booked the Katsura Rikyu I wanted to go to once and visited it. The garden was large and it was a garden that showed the whole thing full of the desire to entertain the people who came! There are many detailed plans to entertain the viewer, such as the distance to the calculated gate of a single tree at the end of the scenic fence spreading in the back of the ridge. It was very nice ♡

Guili Palace is a villa of Prince Zhiren of Bajogong and his son, Prince Zhizhong of the second generation. It was built in 1620-1624 years and has an area of about 70,000 square meters. It is composed of villa buildings and gardens, of which the garden part accounts for the majority. There are tea rooms, academies, flower pavilions and other buildings in Guili Palace.

Beautiful courtyard; it is recommended to join an English tour group (a few times a day) and apply online before visiting to ensure you have a place on your trip. The tour is informative and the garden is beautiful. Take the city bus from Kyoto Station. The bus will have relevant information to get you off at the correct bus stop. Gui is very close to the bus stop.

Reservations are required. Foreigners with passports can make an appointment to the next day's visit volume. The path to visit inside is fixed. There is a guide in front and a finish in the back. The route cannot be changed halfway. The garden layout is really Japanese. Every corner has details, moving and changing scenery, and it is extremely elegant. It makes people feel guilty to breathing.

We were lucky to find this attraction, it is actually free. You need to fill out the form in English and take out your passport. The office is in the northern region of Guili Palace. You'd better pick a day to come. We took the bus and locked the bag into the cabinet when we came. This trip was quite long, but we went to many places. The pace of the trip is very slow and there are many opportunities to take pictures. Just a great word can't describe it, the guide here speaks only Japanese, not English. But you need more information to explain if you go wandering around.