Kyoto has a unique charm in every season. In spring, the cherry blossoms at Kiyomizu-dera and Maruyama Park attract countless visitors. Summer is marked by the vibrant and traditional Gion Festival. In autumn, places like Arashiyama and Tofuku-ji are transformed into poetic landscapes by fiery red maple leaves. Winter adds a touch of serene elegance, especially when Kinkaku-ji is cloaked in pure white snow, offering a breathtaking sight. Kyoto is also the birthplace of many traditional Japanese arts, such as the tea ceremony, kimono dressing, and ikebana (flower arranging). Strolling through the stone-paved streets of Gion in a kimono feels like stepping back in time. Whether you're a history enthusiast, a cultural explorer, or someone in search of peace and quiet, Kyoto will leave you with a deep and unforgettable impression.
Safety Guidelines
1. Please make a reservation at least 24 hours in advance.
2. Please arrive on time at the designated meeting point.
3. Please wear comfortable hiking shoes and season-appropriate clothing.
4. Please bring enough drinking water and energy snacks.