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Osaka (Kyoto), Japan
Difficult
Activity Level
No Minimum Age
Meal Included
9.5 hours
Okunoin Temple: Start your journey with a scenic 2.5-hour countryside drive to Mount Koya, the center of Shingon Buddhism. Discover the renowned Okunoin Temple, which houses Kobo Daishi's mausoleum and Japan's largest cemetery. Take time to explore the serene temple grounds and worship halls.
Kongobuji Temple: Enjoy lunch at a nearby restaurant before visiting the beautifully adorned Kongobuji Temple, built in 1593. Afterward, explore the stunning Banryutei Rock Garden, the largest in Japan.
Danjo Garan Temple: Admire the vibrant red pagoda tower of Danjo Garan Temple, situated beside a 1,200-year-old pine tree from Kobo Daishi's era. The site features nearly 20 structures that surround this breathtaking focal point.
Accessibility: This tour includes a significant number of steps and uphill walking in the Mt. Koya area, making it unsuitable for guests with walking difficulties.
Requirements & Restrictions: When visiting Danjo Garan and Kongo-buji Temple, please remember to remove your shoes. Photography is not permitted inside the Danjo Garan building, after the Gobyono-bashi area, and within certain parts of the Kongo-buji Temple (specifically in the inner rooms). Additionally, please refrain from bringing food and drinks, making noise, smoking, or recording in these areas.
What to Bring: Local currency. Wear conservative attire appropriate for a religiously significant venue.
Good to Know: Tour order may vary.
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