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Gabay sa paglalakbay sa Kyoto

Mga lugar na bisitahin sa Kyoto
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Maligayang pagdating sa Kyoto

Part of southern Japan and next door to Osaka, Kobe, at Nara. Old capital and popular with tourists for its nice environment and all its temples & shrines. If you plan to travel around Japan and live in Tokyo for part of the trip, most people recommend staying in Kyoto instead of Osaka as Osaka is too similar to Tokyo with its big city while Kyoto is anything but a big city.

DAAN NG PILOSOPO

Ang landas ng pilosopo sa Kyoto – isang tahimik na paglalakad na may pagkakataong magsaya.

The path starts at Ginkaku-ji and runs along a canal in a pleasant environment – surrounded by shrines, temples, small local shops, and cherry trees. Those who visit the trail in April can expect a unique experience when hundreds of cherry trees bloom.

The walk is 2 kilometers long, takes about 30 minutes to walk, and takes you to a beautiful temple called Eikando. Once in Eikando, you will find buses back to central Kyoto for those who feel ready. For the rest, there are more temples to visit, as Higashiyama is teeming with shrines and temples.

FUSHIMI INARI TAISHA SHRINE

233 meters above sea level you will find Fushimi Inari Taisha Shrine. A must on your trip! The shrine is popular because of its “Senbon Torii”, rather it’s nearly 5,000 Senbon Torii. This shrine is one of Japan’s most popular destinations for influencers and those looking for a unique holiday image.

Each post is coated with the name along with a message in honor of the company that donated the post to the shrine.

Unfortunately, there are usually a lot of people in and around the shrine. The secret is simple though, it just takes you to be a little hurtful. The higher up the mountain you go, the fewer people and better photo opportunities. A couple of minutes’ walk is enough to escape the crowd.

NISHIKI MARKET

Nishiki Market is a narrow market that runs through 5 blocks with over 100 shops, stalls, and restaurants. The area is known as “Kyoto’s Kitchen” with its lively environment and unique food. Here you will find all of Kyoto’s specialties.

On the market, you will also find a knife shop where the knives are engraved with the desired text in connection with the purchase. The store is run by a family and has been in the family for over 400 years. Finer knives than these can not be found at home.

The market runs along Shijo Avenue and you will find the market one street inside the main street. It is easy to find here as the market is only a couple of minute’s walk from Shijo Station (Karasuma Subway Line). There is no charge to walk around and the market is usually open between 09:00 – 18:00.

YASAKA PAGODA

Yasaka Street is Kyoto’s best photo location, but be on time as the area attracts a lot of tourists. As mentioned earlier, the area attracts a lot of tourists due to its well-preserved and charming streets. The main street moves from Ninen-zaka to Sannen-zaka.

Bilang karagdagan sa magagandang kalye nito, ang lugar ay binubuo rin ng Yasaka-no-to Pagoda, na kilala rin bilang Hokanji Temple. Ang pagoda ay itinayo noong 592 at ito ang pinakamatanda sa Kyoto. Inaanyayahan ang mga turista na pumasok sa gusali, ngunit sa ikalawang palapag lamang. Bukas 10:00 - 16:00 at nagkakahalaga ng 400 JPY sa pagpasok.

Ang lugar ay 10 minuto bawat paa mula sa Kiyomizu-Gojo Station at Gion-Shijo Station ngunit madaling mapupuntahan sa pamamagitan ng bus number 100 at 206 para sa mga hindi mapakali sa paglalakad.

KAMO RIVER

Also called the Kamogawa River is an iconic river in central Kyoto. Along the river, you will find several restaurants on pillars overlooking the river. During the summer, you have the opportunity to enjoy your food on the terraces, which is called Kawadoko – a tradition in the area.

Ang pinakamaganda at pinakamakapal na populasyon ay ang nasa timog lamang ng Nishiki market. Para sa mas tumpak na posisyon at kung saan ka namin inirerekomendang magsimula, tingnan ang mapa sa ilalim ng tab na "Mapa at higit pang impormasyon."

KIYOMIZUDERA

Ang Kiyomizu-dera Temple ay natapos noong 780 at inuri bilang isang World Heritage Site noong 1994. Asahan ang world-class na view. Ang pangalan ay nangangahulugang Pure Water Temple at umaakit ng maraming turista araw-araw sa lahat ng mga pasyalan nito. Sa likod ng Kiyomizudera main hall ay makikita mo ang Jishu Shrine.

Kung lalakarin mo pa, makikita mo ang Otowa Waterfall sa ibaba ng pangunahing bulwagan ng Kiyomizudera. Ang tubig ng talon ay nahahati sa tatlong magkahiwalay na haligi at pinapayagan ang mga turista sa tulong ng mas mahabang sandok na inumin ang tubig nito. Ang tubig mula sa tatlong haligi ay dapat magkaroon ng magkakaibang katangian. kaligayahan sa pag-ibig, pag-unlad sa paaralan, pati na rin ang mas mahabang buhay. Sa kasamaang palad, ito ay itinuturing na sakim na uminom mula sa lahat ng tatlo. Huwag asahan ang isang tunay na talon dahil ang tubig mula sa talon ay nahati sa tatlong haligi nito na hindi nakikita.

The temple also offers a bell tower, a three-story pagoda, popular Butai, and much more. An amazing temple to visit up in the mountains.

Mapupuntahan ang templo sa pamamagitan ng bus 100 at 206 mula sa Kyoto Station. Bumaba sa alinman sa Gojo-zaka o Kiyomizu-michi pagkatapos ay magpatuloy ng 10 minuto bawat paa. Kasama sa mga opsyon ang pagtalon sa Kiyomizu-Gojo Station sa kahabaan ng Keihan Railway Line at paglalakad ng 20 minuto hanggang sa templo.

KYOTO RAILWAY MUSEUM

A 20-minute walk from Kyoto Station takes you to the Museo ng Riles ng Kyoto, in the old premises of the Umekoji Train and Locomotive Museum. The museum opened its doors to the public in April 2016 and has since attracted train fans from all over the world to its enjoyable exhibition.

Ang bulwagan ay naglalaman ng 53 mga tren ng iba't ibang uri, luma at bago sa buong 30,000 metro kuwadrado na espasyo ng eksibisyon.

ARASHIYMA BAMBOO FOREST

Ang Arashiyama Bamboo Grove ay isa sa mga pinakabinibisitang lugar ng lungsod. Dito ka maglalakad sa gitna ng libu-libong puno ng kawayan at maaliwalas na maliliit na loop.

Tandaan, gayunpaman, na ito ay puno ng mga tao sa ilang partikular na oras, na maaaring magparamdam sa parke na medyo overrated. Subukang lumabas sa magandang oras para sa perpektong holiday picture bago dumating ang lahat ng mga turista!

IMPERIAL PALACE

Ang Kyōto Gosho ay tahanan ng maharlikang pamilya hanggang 1868 nang ilipat ng bansa ang kabisera nito mula Kyoto patungong Tokyo. Ang palasyo ay matatagpuan sa magandang Kyoto Imperial Park, Kyōto Gyoen.

You can easily get to the Imperial Palace from Kyoto Station via the Karasuma Subway. Hop off at either Marutamachi or Imadegawa Station. Note that Imadegawa is closer to the main entrance than Marutamachi, but only with a couple of minutes difference.

NIJO CASTLE

‘Nijōjō’ was built in 1603 and was home to Tokugawa Ieyasu, the first shogun of the Edo period. The area is divided into 3 areas, Honmaru, Nnomaru, and the large garden.

The entrance is only a few minutes walk from Nijojo-mae Station via the Tozai Subway Line. You can easily get here from Kyoto Station. Take the Karasuma Subway Line to Karasuma-Oike Station and change to the Tozai Line. Then hop off at Nijojo-mae Station. The entire tour takes no more than 15 minutes and costs around 260 yen.

‘Nijōjō’ was built in 1603 and was home to Tokugawa Ieyasu, the first shogun of the Edo period. The area is divided into 3 areas, Honmaru, Nnomaru, and the large garden.

HIGASHIYAMA

Higashiyama District is the perfect destination for those who want to take part in older Japanese environments and buildings. A traditional and historic area, especially between Kiyomizudera and Yasaka Shrine. More about these can be found higher up on the page.

The area is teeming with small cozy shops, restaurants, and cafes. Here you will find, among other things, Kiyomizudera Temple, Kodaiji Temple, Yasaka Pagoda, Yasaka Shrine, and beautiful Maruyama Park.

Pupunta ang mga bus hanggang sa itaas ngunit para sa mga masakit, inirerekomenda ang paglalakad mula sa ibaba hanggang sa Kiyomizudera Temple.

GINKAKU-JI

Ang Ginkaku-ji, na tinatawag ding The Silver Pavilion ay isang templo ng Zen sa Higashiyama. Binubuo ang lugar ng isang magandang hardin ng lumot, maraming mas lumang mga gusali at templo pati na rin isang natatanging hardin ng buhangin.

Ginkakuji can be reached by bus numbers 6, 17, and 100 from Kyoto Station. The journey takes about 35 minutes and costs no more than 230 yen. Ginkakuji can also be reached by foot through the Philosopher’s Path from Nanzenji.

FUSHIMI SAKE DISTRICT

Ang tradisyonal at kaakit-akit na distrito ng Sake ay matatagpuan sa kahabaan ng Horikawa River sa timog Kyoto. Ang lugar ay tahanan ng higit sa 40 serbeserya at marami ang nag-aalok ng iba't ibang uri ng pagtikim.

Take the opportunity to take a trip along the canal in one of the small wooden boats for a full sake experience.

KINKAKUJI

Kinkakuji, also called the Golden Pavilion, is a Zen temple in northern Kyoto similar to Ginkakuji, but on the other side of town. A beautiful park and a large temple area that is recommended to visit. Don’t miss the beautiful Sekkatei Teahouse, a small tea garden in the park.

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KIBUNESOU

Kilala mula sa social media at isang napaka kakaibang karanasan na lubos na inirerekomenda. Kumain sa Kibune waterfall at Kibune Shrine kasama ang mahal mo at makibahagi sa isang tunay na Kawadoko dining experience. Tamang-tama para sa mga mag-asawa at sa mga gustong magpakita ng larawan mula sa restaurant at magyabang pag-uwi. Garantisadong bagay na hindi naranasan ng lahat!

Note that the restaurant only serves Kawadoko between June and September. In addition to its unique restaurant, the area consists of a lot of attractions, ryokan, and temples.

KOKEDERA

Ang Saihoji, na tinatawag ding Kokedera at ang Saihōji ay isa sa mga World Heritage Site ng Kyoto. Ang isang reserbasyon sa tamang oras ay kinakailangan upang makapasok sa parke. Tiyaking mag-book nang maaga.

Binubuo ang parke ng higit sa 120 iba't ibang uri ng lumot sa lahat ng mga pahingahang lugar at daanan ng parke.

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Ano ang pangalan ng Kyoto Airport?

Ang Kyoto ay walang sariling paliparan. Ang pinakamalapit ay Kansai International Airport (KIX) at Osaka International Airport (Itami, ITM). Bilang isang internasyonal na manlalakbay, napakataas ng pagkakataon na mapunta ka Kansai. Karamihan sa mga domestic flight ang pinangangasiwaan ng ITM at ito ang airport na binibisita mo kung plano mong pumunta, halimbawa, Okinawa.

Mula dito mayroong ilang mga tren sa Kyoto, Kobe, Osaka at Shin-Osaka. Kung maglalakbay ka gamit ang JR pass, bisitahin ang airport JR counter at mag-book ng tiket sa tren Osaka. Kapag nasa Osaka, madaling makalibot sa lungsod sa pamamagitan ng metro at railway.

I-double check sa staff sa information desk ng JR kung aling tren ang pinakaangkop sa iyong huling destinasyon.

Where to stay in Kyoto?

When visiting Kyoto, staying in central Kyoto or the downtown area is a great option, especially for first-time visitors. This area is bustling with activity and conveniently close to major tourist attractions, shops, and restaurants. It offers a mix of traditional guesthouses and modern hotels, making it easy to find something that fits your budget and style.

What to do in Kyoto?

Exploring Kyoto offers a blend of historical and cultural experiences. Start by visiting the iconic Fushimi Inari Shrine with its famous torii gate pathway. Don’t miss the beautiful Kinkaku-ji, also known as the Golden Pavilion. Wander through the Arashiyama Bamboo Grove for a serene walk and explore the historic streets of Gion, where you might spot a geisha. Each of these spots captures the essence of Kyoto’s rich heritage and stunning natural beauty.

How far is Kyoto from Tokyo?

Kyoto is about 450 kilometers (280 miles) from Tokyo, a journey that is best experienced by train. For convenience and savings, consider ordering a Japan Rail Pass before your trip. Using the Shinkansen, or bullet train, the trip between these two cities takes approximately 2 to 2.5 hours, offering a fast, efficient, and scenic travel experience.

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