Tour turístico de un día desde Osaka o Kioto
Descripción
Kioto, una vez capital de Japón, es una ciudad en la isla de Honshu. Haz un viaje en el tiempo en Kioto, donde la tradición se mezcla armoniosamente con la modernidad. Visite el castillo de Nijo, sus edificios palaciegos son posiblemente los mejores ejemplos sobrevivientes de arquitectura palaciega del castillo de la era feudal de Japón, y el castillo fue designado Patrimonio de la Humanidad por la UNESCO en 1994. El castillo de Nijo-jo ha sido testigo de algunos de los acontecimientos más importantes en la historia de Japón en los 400 años desde su construcción. Explore las magníficas puertas torii del santuario Fushimi Inari y visite la zona de Arashiyama, que incluye el sereno bosque de bambú, el santuario Nonomiya, el emblemático puente Togetsukyo, la casa de té Arashiyama Rilakkuma y el hermoso bosque Kimono. Salga de Osaka o Kyoto, experimente una fusión mágica de naturaleza e historia con nuestro guía amable y profesional.
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El castillo de Nijo-jo fue construido en 1603 como la residencia en Kioto de Tokugawa Ieyasu, el primer shogun del período Edo (1603-1868). Es uno de los castillos más conocidos de Japón, sus edificios palaciegos son posiblemente los mejores ejemplos sobrevivientes de arquitectura palaciega de castillos de la época feudal de Japón, y el castillo fue designado Patrimonio de la Humanidad por la UNESCO en 1994. El castillo de Nijo-jo se puede dividir en tres áreas: el Honmaru (círculo principal de defensa), el Ninomaru (círculo secundario de defensa), y algunos jardines a su alrededor. Todo el castillo y el Honmaru están rodeados de muros de piedra y fosos. El boleto de entrada para el castillo de Nijo, que incluye acceso al palacio Ninomaru-goten, cuesta 1.300 yenes. Por favor, asegúrese de tener el efectivo apropiado para la entrada. Gracias. Durante los días en que el Castillo de Nijo estuvo cerrado, visite el Santuario Heian Jingu en su lugar. Este santuario sintoísta se encuentra en Sakyō-ku, Kioto, y es reconocido como un importante bien cultural de Japón. )
Hay alrededor de 30.000 santuarios Inari en Japón, Fushimi Inari Taisha es el santuario principal, para adorar al dios sintoísta del arroz, Inari. El santuario es famoso por Senbon Torii, miles de puertas rojas bermellón torii, que crean un impresionante e inmersivo camino en forma de túnel hasta el sagrado Monte Inari. En los 1300 años desde su establecimiento en el año 711 d.C., la gente se ha reunido aquí para orar por cosechas abundantes, prosperidad empresarial, la seguridad de su hogar y familia, y el cumplimiento de todos los demás deseos.
Los bosques de bambú de Arashiyama son una visita obligada cuando se visita Kioto, sirviendo como símbolo de la ciudad. Esta impresionante y serena atracción natural es conocida por sus imponentes tallos de bambú y su ambiente tranquilo. Caminar por los senderos tranquilos rodeados de vegetación exuberante ayudará a que su mente se sienta tranquila. Realmente puedes sentir que el tiempo se ralentiza mientras disfrutas de la belleza de la naturaleza. Las arboledas son especialmente cautivadoras cuando una ligera brisa baila a través de ellas, haciendo que los altos tallos de bambú se balanceen suavemente hacia adelante y hacia atrás.
El Santuario Nonomiya es un santuario sintoísta en el distrito de Arashiyama en el lado oeste de la ciudad de Kioto. A diferencia de la mayoría de los santuarios que cuentan con puertas icónicas de torii bermellón, el santuario Nonomiya tiene una puerta distintiva de torii negro conocido como un torii kuroki. A pesar de su pequeño tamaño, el santuario tiene una larga historia, fundada en la antigüedad como santuario de purificación para princesas imperiales que fueron nombradas como sacerdotisas para el santuario de Ise. Nonomiya Shrine tiene la reputación de ayudar e interceder en favor de las mujeres, y muchas feligresas son mujeres que quieren encontrar el amor o el deseo de tener hijos y un parto seguro. Muchos de los omamori a la venta en el santuario reflejan el tema de la felicidad de las mujeres, y se puede encontrar una variedad de amuletos disponibles en la oficina del santuario.
El Bosque Kimono es una instalación distintiva de arte textil compuesta por 600 cilindros de acrílico transparente, cada uno de 2 metros de altura. Estos pilares están adornados con vibrantes telas de kimono con una variedad de diseños, desde elegantes patrones florales hasta formas geométricas y símbolos tradicionales japoneses. La instalación muestra 32 diseños tradicionales de Kyo-yuzen. El bosque de kimonos es una atracción obligada que proporciona una perspectiva única y encantadora de los textiles tradicionales japoneses y la artesanía.
El puente Togetsukyo es el monumento más emblemático de Arashiyama. Originalmente construido durante el período Heian (794-1185), fue reconstruido más recientemente en la década de 1930. Este famoso puente atraviesa el río Katsura y ofrece vistas pintorescas de las montañas y el paisaje fluvial de los alrededores.
Kinkaku-ji (Pabellón de Oro) es un templo budista zen en Kioto, Japón. Patrimonio de la Humanidad de la UNESCO, reconocido por su deslumbrante exterior dorado y sus jardines serenos. El nombre Pabellón de Oro se deriva de la hoja de oro que cubre el pabellón. El oro empleado estaba destinado a mitigar y purificar cualquier contaminación o pensamientos y sentimientos negativos hacia la muerte. El Pabellón Dorado es un edificio de tres pisos en los terrenos del complejo del templo Rokuon-ji. Cada planta tiene un estilo arquitectónico diferente. El pabellón incorpora con éxito tres estilos distintos de arquitectura, que son shinden, samurai y zen.
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Información importante
- Los bebés deben sentarse en el regazo de un adulto
- No se recomienda para viajeros con lesiones de la columna vertebral
- No se recomienda para viajeros con mala salud cardiovascular
- No es recomendable para embarazadas
- Hay opciones de transporte público disponibles en las cercanías
- Los bebés y los niños pequeños pueden ir en un cochecito o en una silla de paseo
- Adecuado para todos los niveles de aptitud física
- Indique al hacer la reserva si viaja con cochecito o equipaje grande.
- Por favor, infórmenos al menos un día antes si ha realizado un pedido por separado de sus familiares o amigos. Esto ayudará a evitar la situación en la que usted y sus acompañantes son asignados a diferentes vehículos.
- No recomendado para viajeros que utilizan sillas de ruedas
Opiniones(13)
Great tour especially if you have limited time to see the sights. Guide was fabulous!
Arigato gozaimasu! Thank you for joining our tour! We are delighted to hear that you had a nice experience. It means a lot to us! Your guide truly appreciates your positive feedback. We hope that your entire time in Japan will be memorable!
Anson: Guide. Driver: retired police officer. The maneuvering through the tight corners of the Kyoto streets was performed by our skilled driver. Anson provided an upbeat and factual description of the four attractions visited on this tour. According to Anson, typically two attractions are offered, however, for this trip, four attractions will be visited. Anson did a good job of keeping the schedule, despite the ambitious itinerary. One of the highlights of the tour was the interior walk through of the Ninomaru Palace, and hearing the “nightingale floors” following our footsteps. Anson guided the group through the various meeting rooms through the palace. You are not allowed any photos inside the Palace. Apart from the Palace, we had some free time to roam around the Nijo Castle grounds. There were several other tour groups in the Palace progressing at different paces so there were times where congestion along the nightingale floor path was heavy. There is an additional cost of 1300Y for entry into the Nijo Castle grounds and Ninomaru Palace. The next attraction was the Kinkaku-ji, which is a temple covered with a gold leaf décor. You cannot go inside but just walk around the perimeter of the moat which served as protection. There was a school group tour during our visit so the area was pretty crowded. The gravel path was of average width so that it was quite congested. Most pictures were included strangers from other groups. This attraction required an additional 500Y. There are a handful of attractions in Arashiyama, each requiring minimal time to visit. The bamboo forest is the most time consuming since you have to walk into the forest to immerse yourself. A brisk 10 minute walk into to the area where there are less people for photo ops. There were some rickshaw services on a private path but I did not look into it. Walking through the kimono forest should take less than 5 minutes, but the trek across the bridge and back would take around 20 minutes. There is an additional 10 to 15 minute walk between these attractions. Anson recommended to eat at the food court to save time but I managed to sneak into one of the empty ramen shops for a bowl. Note that the local ramen shops only take cash. Despite the ambitious schedule we arrived back to the meeting point on schedule.
Arigato gozaimasu! Thank you for joining our tour! We are delighted to hear that you had a nice experience. It means a lot to us! Your guide truly appreciates your positive feedback. We hope that your entire time in Japan will be memorable!
Excellent tour guide, Anson💕 He offered a comprehensive description and historical overview with added sense of humor creating a team spirit, and consistently engaged his audience. He delivered!
Arigato gozaimasu! Thank you for joining our tour! We are delighted to hear that you had a nice experience. It means a lot to us! Your guide truly appreciates your positive feedback. We hope that your entire time in Japan will be memorable!
This tour was very comprehensive. We saw a lot. We learned a lot. The kids were also really excited about it.
Arigato gozaimasu! Thank you for joining our tour! We are delighted to hear that you had a nice experience. It means a lot to us! Your guide truly appreciates your positive feedback. We hope that your entire time in Japan will be memorable!
The visit was well planned. Frederick was great at providing meeting times and providing suggestions on what to see at each location. I recommend this Kyoto tour to anybody who has limited time in Kyoto and who wants to see several sites in one day. Awesome job thanks so much
Arigato gozaimasu! Thank you for joining our tour! We are delighted to hear that you had a nice experience. It means a lot to us! Your guide truly appreciates your positive feedback. We hope that your entire time in Japan will be memorable!
This was a great way to see some of the highlights of Kyoto while staying in Osaka. The tour guide was friendly.
Arigato gozaimasu! Thank you for joining our tour! We are delighted to hear that you had a nice experience. It means a lot to us! Your guide truly appreciates your positive feedback. We hope that your entire time in Japan will be memorable!
Fun way to see Kyoto in a short period of time. Our guide Theodore Chan was great! He was super professional, organized and very knowledgeable. Highly recommend.
Arigato gozaimasu! Thank you for joining our tour! We are delighted to hear that you had a nice experience. It means a lot to us! Your guide truly appreciates your positive feedback. We hope that your entire time in Japan will be memorable!
To be honest our flight was delayed due to the adverse weather conditions at Taiwan. We could not able to land after four attempts and our flights were diverted to Philippines after six hours we flew back again to Taiwan, the weather was slightly improved we managed to landed after second attempt, but unfortunately we missed our one day sightseeing tour, I was able contract our tour guide, he put me through online customer service with Emma, she was very helpful and understanding and she managed to booked our tour next day, our tour guide Laura was so good she organised very smoothly our tour,
Thank you for joining our tour! We are delighted to hear that you had a great experience. It means a lot to us! Your guide truly appreciates your positive feedback. We hope that your entire time in Japan will be memorable!
A great day trip to see the many sights in Kyoto. Tour was well organised and efficient. Jay was such an amazing guide. He was very friendly and informative and kept things running smoothly. I would recommend this tour and guide.
Thank you for joining our tour! We are delighted to hear that you had a great experience. It means a lot to us! Your guide truly appreciates your positive feedback. We hope that your entire time in Japan will be memorable!
We were really excited for this tour because we thought we would learn a lot about each specific location. As it turned out, this tour was mostly unguided. Our tour guide told us a little bit about each location while we were on the bus driving, but upon our arrival at each location, we were given a set amount of "free time" to explore on our own. We wandered around without direction, not really knowing what we were looking at. Additionally, we visited the sites in a different order & for different amounts of time than scheduled for the tour so it was a bit confusing. We were supposed to see the Kimono Forest because it looked interesting but our tour guide didn't plan to show it to us. When I asked about the Kimono Forest, our tour guide offered to take us but it was obvious he wasn't interested in it. In the end, it wasn't very exciting but I didn't know that until we saw it. Also, I don't think we ever saw the final destination on the tour (I think it was supposed to be a bridge), unless we saw it & didn't even know it. It was nice to be on a smaller tour (we had 21 people in our group) & our "tour guide" was pleasantly friendly but not overly personable. He really didn't give us much information about any of the sites so we didn't learn very much. Overall, this tour was very disappointing & our family would not recommend it.
