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Kyoto: Discover What's Around Kyoto Station in 3 Hours

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Guided tours
Around Kyoto Station
Guided tours
Around Kyoto Station

Kyoto: Discover What's Around Kyoto Station in 3 Hours

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Discover the must-see spots around Kyoto Station on a guided tour. Visit the Kyoto Tower, Higashi Honganji, and Toji Temple, which are often missed by many tourists despite of its accessibility.

Itinerary

Starting location
Kyoto Station
1
Kyoto Tower
Visit (30 minutes)
2
Higashi-Honganji Temple
Visit (30 minutes)
3
Transfer
(25 minutes)
4
Toji
Visit (45 minutes)
5
Transfer
(15 minutes)
6
Arrive back at
Kyoto Station
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Private Tour

3 hours

<Inclusions>
Admission tickets to the observation deck of Kyoto Tower
Entry to Toji Temple (including Kondo and Kodo halls)
A guide

<Plan Code>
G-137

106.95USD~
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Discover the must-see spots around Kyoto Station on a guided tour. Visit the Kyoto Tower, Higashi Honganji Temple, and Toji Temple.

Begin your tour at Kyoto Tower, the tallest structure in Kyoto with its observation deck at 100 meters and its spire at 131 meters. It offers a panoramic view of the city, including the traditional temples, modern buildings, and the surrounding mountains. Head to the observation deck for a quick look at Kyoto's layout. There are also interactive displays to help you spot famous landmarks from the top.

From Kyoto Tower, take a short walk to Higashi Honganji. This is one of the largest temples in Kyoto and the headquarters of the Jodo Shinshu sect of Buddhism. Founded in 1602, the temple complex is impressive with its massive wooden structures, including the Goeido Hall, which is one of the largest wooden buildings in the world. Spend about 30 minutes walking through the serene grounds and appreciating the architecture.

Next, head to Toji Temple, a UNESCO World Heritage site. It's famous for its five-story pagoda, which is the tallest in Japan at 57 meters. The temple was originally established in the 8th century and has significant cultural importance. The pagoda is a highlight, but you can also explore the temple gardens and smaller structures. Also, do not forget the magnificent Buddhist statues at the Kondo and Kodo halls!

Finish your tour by returning to Kyoto Station, which is a convenient spot for continuing your journey or grabbing a meal.

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