Tour en inglés por Kyoto Early Bird: Fushimi-Inari y Arashiyama
Descripción
¡Temprano por la mañana es la clave para evitar las multitudes durante las temporadas altas de turismo! Visita tres de las principales atracciones históricas, el santuario Fushimi-Inari, Bamboo Grove y el templo Tenryu-ji con nuestro guía turístico de habla inglesa. ⚠️ Antes del tour, asegúrese de que WhatsApp o SMS estén disponibles para facilitar la comunicación. Nuestro guía turístico utilizará estas plataformas para contactarlo. ⚠️ Tenga en cuenta: Cuanto antes sea la hora de inicio, menos multitudes encontraremos. Si valoras una experiencia tranquila y sin aglomeraciones, te recomendamos reservar las franjas horarias más tempranas disponibles. ✅ Esta es una visita guiada a pie en inglés que requiere unos 9.000 pasos. Utilizaremos el transporte público para visitar cada lugar (tasa de transporte NO incluida). ✅ Visita Tres Puntos Destacados, Fushimi-Inari-Santuario, Arashiyama Bamboo Groove, Templo Zen-budista Tenryu-ji. ✅ Aprenda sobre la rica historia de cada lugar con nuestro guía amigable y experto. ✅ Recibe consejos de viaje y buenas recomendaciones de restaurantes de nuestra guía.
Opciones de la excursión
Itinerario
Descubra el corazón espiritual de Kioto en el santuario Fushimi Inari, famoso por sus miles de puertas torii de un rojo intenso. Recorra los encantadores senderos que conducen al monte Inari, rodeado de un profundo sentido de la historia, la espiritualidad y la naturaleza. Este emblemático santuario sintoísta está dedicado a Inari, el dios del arroz, la agricultura y los negocios. Los visitantes acuden a rezar por el éxito, la salud y la felicidad mientras exploran santuarios más pequeños, estatuas de zorros de piedra y miradores panorámicos.
Adéntrese en un mundo de tranquilidad y belleza natural en el bosque de bambú de Arashiyama en Kioto. Pasee por los imponentes bosques de bambú que se extienden hacia el cielo, creando una atmósfera serena y sobrenatural. A medida que la luz del sol se filtra a través del denso follaje, el suave susurro de las hojas de bambú y el suave balanceo de los altos tallos lo transportarán a un lugar de paz y reflexión.
Templo Tenryu-ji, declarado Patrimonio de la Humanidad por la UNESCO, situado en el corazón del distrito Arashiyama de Kioto. Famoso por su exquisito jardín zen y sus impresionantes vistas de las montañas circundantes, Tenryu-ji ofrece una escapada serena al rico patrimonio cultural de Japón. Pasee por el hermoso paisaje de Sogenchi Teien, un jardín con estanque diseñado para evocar la belleza natural de la región. La armoniosa combinación de agua, rocas y árboles meticulosamente podados crea un ambiente tranquilo perfecto para la reflexión y la relajación.
El puente Togetsu, que significa “puente que cruza la luna”, es un puente de madera histórico en Arashiyama, Kioto, que cruza el río Katsura. Originalmente construido durante el período Heian, la estructura actual data de 1934. El puente es famoso por su belleza escénica, especialmente durante la temporada de floración de los cerezos en primavera y el vibrante follaje otoñal. Ofrece impresionantes vistas del río Katsura y las colinas circundantes, lo que lo convierte en un lugar popular para los visitantes. Las atracciones cercanas incluyen bosques de bambú y templos, que se suman al encanto y la importancia cultural de la zona.
Lo más destacado
Qué incluye
Valoraciones de viajeros
Información importante
- Hay opciones de transporte público disponibles en las cercanías
- Los bebés deben sentarse en el regazo de un adulto
- No se recomienda para viajeros con mala salud cardiovascular
- Adecuado para todos los niveles de aptitud física
Opiniones(259)
A great day in the pleasant Company of our kind guide, Beck!
The tour was great! Beck showed us around Kyoto and its temples. We had an in depth explanation about culture, history and customs on every stop. I would definitely recommend the experience to anyone!
We had a wonderful time on this excursion with our guide, Hiro! We did the 7:15am start time, which was perfect (less crowded), but it started getting pretty hot & humid by the end of our trip. Nara Deer Park was a hit with our group & Hiro gave us clear instructions regarding how to bow & feed the deer, along with what not to do (run) when the deer started to get aggressive about getting crackers. Hiro showed us his favorite spots for pictures & was patient while we snapped away. He was a wealth of knowledge throughout the tour! All in all, we agreed that Hiro made this an AMAZING excursion!
This was a great tour lead by our tour guide Beck. He was so informative, very kind, patient with all our questions and very accepting of our autistic son who quite happily talked to Beck almost the entire tour. Highly recommend this tour and if you can have Beck as your guide, you will not be disappointed.
Hiro was an excellent tour guide! As a Kyoto native, he offered unique insights and personal experiences on Japanese history, culture, and contemporary lifestyle. He shared a wide variety of fun facts and stories ranging from traditions to must-have foods, all complemented by his humor and easygoing personality. Hiro led us through the Kyoto railway system seamlessly from point-to-point. We enjoyed the route we took through the Fushimi-Inari Shrine, and he encouraged us to explore without having to climb excessive stairs. At the Arashiyama Bamboo Forest, Hiro helped us to navigate the busy tourist area, allowing time for us to experience the beauty of the forest. A 30-minute coffee break is slotted in to get refreshments and rest, before heading to the peaceful Togetsukyo Bridge and the Tenryu-Ji Temple. The tour was an incredible experience, and Hiro was very hospitable in offering to take each group’s pictures at the best spots. We walked away with so much more knowledge and appreciation for Kyoto’s rich history and culture, and would recommend it anyone and everyone!
We enjoyed our tour with guide Beck - he was very friendly, honest, provided a lot of new information about Kyoto and Japanese culture.
Beck is an amazing tour guide. He is very knowledgeable about Japan and all the sites we visited. He is also very personable and friendly. He ask our family questions to get to know us better. He is also an awesome photographer! He knew the best spots at each location to take the best photos of our family and was very skillful with the phone camera to capture the best images. Overall, I would highly recommend Beck as a tour guide as he was very helpful and friendly.
Our tour guide, Beck, was excellent! He was prompt and clear about where to meet at Kyoto station. He was very knowledgeable when explaining about the culture and religion in Japan, especially the difference between Buddhism and Shintoism. He brought us to the best spots for taking pictures which I would have never found on my own. Thank you, Beck!!
Beck was a fantastic tour guide! He was patient, kind, and incredibly knowledgeable. His insights into the landmarks we visited were impressive, and he struck the perfect balance between sharing historical information and adding humor along the way. Beck was engaging, personable, and made everyone feel comfortable, which made the day both enjoyable and memorable. We highly recommend this tour, especially if you have the opportunity to tour with Beck!
What a wonderful tour this was, our guide Beck was so informative. The pick up spot was easy to find, Beck sent through easy to follow instructions. We started spot on time and luckily only 3 of us on the tour. Beck helped us easily navigate the train to our first stop the Fushimi Inari Shrine, being their at 6.45am was fabulous as it was quiet, peaceful and only a few people around, magical! Beck explained it all to us. Great photo opportunities at every turn! Our next stop was the bamboo forest which again because we were there early was spectacular as no one was there, just us, Beck taught us how to take wonderful pics here as well. Our last stop was Tenryu -ji temple and magnificent gardens. Beck had all the information about all the places we visited and spending the morning with him was fantastic. It was lots of walking and better to go early this time of year as it did get very warm towards the end. Thank you Beck you are a wonderful guide
