Passeio a pé pelo Palácio Imperial de Quioto e Castelo de Nijo
Descrição
Esta excursão de luxo apresenta todos os pontos importantes em Kyoto em um dia: você pode conhecer a fé dos plebeus do Japão, a comida característica de Kyoto, a residência do shogun, o palácio do imperador, e também dar um passeio pela rua das gueixas. Com este tour, você pode entender profundamente as vidas e pensamentos das pessoas de Kyoto e do Japão.
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Itinerário
O budismo tem mais crentes de todas as religiões no Japão. Tem várias seitas, e uma das maiores seitas do Japão é Shingon Otani, cujos crentes são cerca de 8 milhões. A maioria deles costumava ser pessoas comuns como comerciantes e agricultores. Higashi Honganji é um templo principal de cerca de 9.000 templos de Shingon Otani e seu Salão do Fundador é o maior edifício de madeira do mundo, com mais de 900 tatames instalados e capazes de acomodar 3.000 pessoas ao mesmo tempo. a atmosfera majestosa deste salão.
O mercado de Nishiki é chamado a cozinha de Kyoto. O que é isso? Dizem que por baixo desse distrito existe um gigantesco reservatório de água. Portanto, Kyoto tem sido abençoada com água fresca e deliciosa de muito tempo atrás. Utilizando essa água, cerca de 500 anos atrás, um mercado de peixes se desenvolveu nesse local, e várias lojas gradualmente se reuniram mais tarde. Quase tudo que você precisa diariamente está disponível neste mercado. A especialidade de Kyoto são vegetais cultivados em água pura, picles feitos com aqueles vegetais e tofu, também utilizando essa deliciosa água. Existem muitas lojas onde pode provar comida, por isso, experimente as especialidades de Quioto adoradas há séculos pelas pessoas locais.
Em 1603, o shogun mudou seu xogunato para Edo, atual Tóquio. O castelo Nijo foi construído como o castelo onde o shogun ficou quando visitou Kyoto. Dentro do castelo, há mais de 1.000 fotos lindas pintadas em portas de correr, dando-lhe uma compreensão da poderosa autoridade do shogun. Foi nesse mesmo castelo que o último xogun declarou retornar o poder ao imperador em 1867, depois de 260 anos de governança de sua família.
O Palácio Imperial de Quioto situa-se numa extensa área no centro de Quioto. Até que a capital foi transferida para Tóquio em 1868, a família do imperador vivia aqui. E ainda hoje, quando o imperador e / ou o príncipe herdeiro chega a Kyoto, eles ficam em uma das residências deste local. Os edifícios luxuosos e os jardins bem arranjados aqui contam um conto do gosto refinado dos tempos. Este lugar é imperdível quando você visita Kyoto.
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Informações importantes
- Bebês e crianças pequenas podem andar em um carrinho
- Aceita animais de serviço
- Opções de transporte público disponíveis perto
- Requer condicionamento físico moderado
- Um pouco de caminhada envolvida
Avaliações(10)
Naoko was amazing! Very knowledgeful, had a ton of fun facts, and made it very interesting for our kids as well. We really enjoyed getting to know the sights and history of Kyoto with her.
Thank you very much for your wonderful review. We’re delighted to hear that you and your family enjoyed exploring Kyoto with Naoko. She will be very happy to know that you appreciated her knowledge and the way she made the tour enjoyable for your children as well. We truly appreciate your feedback！
we had excellent 7 hr private tour of Kyoto ' imperial palace and gardens, castle,markets, temple. Our guide Naoko was the best guide we had so far. Highly knowledgeable, made tour pleasant and educational. She provided lots of information on customs, beliefs, in very engaging and interesting manner. She was highly organized ,well prepared, very friendly . Highly recommend to engage her for your travels.
Thank you very much for your wonderful review. We’re so glad to hear that you enjoyed your private tour of Kyoto and appreciated Naoko’s guiding. She will be very happy to know that you found the tour both pleasant and educational. Thank you again for your kind recommendation！
Chie was a great guide with lots of information to share. The tour was very informative and Chie knew how to get us around making maximum use of our time. The Palace and Castle are very different from each other. Don't expect the Palace to be like a European Palace full of furniture and gold.
Thank you for your kind words and positive review! We are very happy to know that you were able to see and learn a lot of things. Enjoy the rest of your stay in Japan!
Michi was an excellent guide. She knew so much about all the spots, led us to some excellent udon noodles and we even learnt some basic Japanese :)
Thank you for taking the time to leave a positive review! We're delighted to know that you had a good day with Michi while learning about Japanese culture and language.
This was an excellent tour with a knowledgeable and charming guide who spoke very good English. The walking tour format offered an up-close look at Kyoto's history, architecture, and culture with enough time to enjoy shopping and refreshments. I highly recommend this tour.
We appreciate your taking the time to write such a nice review very much. We're delighted to hear that you got a nice insight into the culture and history of Kyoto with your guide. Thanks again and all the best to you.
Fuji was a great guide! I had lots of questions about history and culture…he answered them all or got me the answers. Took us places on the tour we would not have seen if we were on our own. Made great recommendations on food at the Nishiki market. Very cool tour!
We're so grateful for your positive feedback and happy to know that you had a great tour with Fuji. Thank you for taking the time to write a review!
This was an awesome experience for myself and my family! My guide did a great job explaining things to myself and my family! The dinning restaurant that the guide recommended was Perfect and tasted really good!
Thank you for your kind review. We're thrilled to have made a positive impact on you.
I would recommend this walking tour tour to those who want to see the most of Kyoto but don't have much time. The tour company was excellent. After making teh booking they kept me informed with a detailed itinerary of sites and times, pictures of meeting point with the guide (including her name, Meg, photo and phone number). Meg was an excellent guide. She spoke English well and had a very good knowledge of each sight. She was mindful of the comfort of her guests in such humid conditions. The Imperial Palace, Higashi Honganji Temple and Nijo Castle were amazing.
Thank you very much for taking the time to write a review. We are happy to know that you enjoyed the tour. Hopefully we'll see you again in Japan someday.
Our favorite was Nijo Castle but the comparison to the Palace was very interesting. Our guide was friendly, informative and interesting. There was a lot of walking so be prepared for that too.
We had an excellent tour with it guide Komi. He did an amazing job of getting all the highlights of the tour in despite the fact we were running quite late due to our mix up in where we were meeting. He took us to the main Imperial Palace, the Nijo-jo Castle, a kimono show, then got us tickets in to see Sento Palace gardens, which were very lovely! Sento Palace gardens are limited so we were very lucky to get entrance tickets and would not have known to ask without Komi's suggestion. I will not that this tour does have a good deal of walking as part of it. We registered almost 9 miles by the end of the day.
Thank you for your comments. We are happy to know that you enjoyed the tour and we duly take note that the tour involves quite a bit of walking. We hope to see you again in Japan.
