Kyoto Guided Day Tour with Free Admission

Walking through an ancient alleys with lots of unique traditional Japanese stores and street foods.

One of UNESCO World Heritage sites. Kiyomizu dera means "temple of pure water". The temple is supported with Japanese wooden construction without the use of nails. In here, Guests are invited to the drink the Otowa Waterfall, which gave the temple it's name; divided into three streams, each of which said to bring longevity, academis success or love. But, before drinking it please make a wish. Final stop is the "Love Stones" in front of Jishu Shrine. Jishu Shrine is dedicated to the deity of love and matchmaking.

Admire the stunning Golden Pavillion, a symbol of Kyoto's beauty.

Walk among the artistic installation of Kimono-wrapped pillars, a unique visual delight.

Experience the tranquility of walking through towering bamboo stalks.

In our last stop you explore the famous path of vermillion torii gates, a spiritual journey up Mount Inari.