Kiyomizu dera

A world heritage temple by the Higashiyama waterfalls that predates the foundation of Kyoto

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The Kiyomizu-dera temple is the end point to the labyrinth of shops and stalls in the Gion District . It is situated high up on the city and therefore provides good views of Kyoto. The exquisite colors of the temple make it a brilliant backdrop for any photographer. #kyoto #japan #asia #temple #kiyomizudera #giondistrict #gion #travel #ecksplorer #ck_the_explorer #explorekyoto #wanderingjapan #japanexplorer #journeythroughjapan # raw_japan #visitjapanJP #japanloverme

Kyoto is the former capital of Japan and is home to 1600 Buddhist temples and 400 Shinto shrines. With so many shrines and temples, there is lots to see and visit in Kyoto. We stayed in Kyoto for 7 days and visited a few of the shrines and temples, but we also walked around the traditional neighborhood Gion and visited the Arashiyama Bamboo Forest. Of course, one week isn’t nearly enough to see everything Kyoto has to offer. Read on to find out what we did in our complete 7-day Kyoto…

The Kiyomizu-dera Temple, an important UNESCO World Heritage Site, lies in a picturesque location on Otowa Mountain overlooking the city.

Experience the magic of Kyoto this fall 🍂🍁 Here are 5 reasons to visit this enchanting city: 1️⃣ The autumn foliage at temples like Kiyomizu-dera is breathtakingly beautiful. 2️⃣ Wander through the endless torii gates at Fushimi Inari Shrine as they glow in autumn light. 3️⃣ October is festival season, with the Jidai Matsuri bringing Kyoto’s rich history to life. 4️⃣ Relax in traditional tea houses surrounded by peaceful Japanese gardens. 5️⃣ Cooler temperatures make exploring Kyoto’s…

Kyoto's autumn spectacle is a sight to behold, with its foliage transforming the city into a living masterpiece. In fact, autumn is one of the most popular times to visit Kyoto. In 2024, the best time to see fall foliage in Kyoto is from around November 26 to December 8, when the Japanese maples turn red and ginkgo shift to gold. During this time, the fall foliage and the distinctly Japanese backdrops of the city’s temples and shrines converge to create unforgettable memories. Here are ten…

Kiyomizu-dera 清水寺 is Kyoto's most famous temple. A UNESCO World Heritage Site built on the hillside of Higashiyama, its main hall uses no nails. A must-visit!