Daigo-ji Temple

The temple is located in Fushimi District, Kyoto City, Japan. It is the main temple of the Japanese Buddhist True-Yan Zongyu sect. It was listed as a World Heritage Site in 1994. The temple is large and divided into three parts. The temple is decorated in gold and red in autumn. Outdoor elegance!

The temple is a bit remote and it takes time to visit the territory. The traffic is not particularly convenient, but the whole temple can enjoy the maple in autumn, and the cherry blossoms in spring are breathtaking at the national treasure level. If you have time, you may wish to arrange a half-day stroll.

Kyoto's Tatsuya Temple is a world cultural heritage. The cherry blossoms and red maple of Tatsuya Temple are very famous. Tatsuya Temple is located at 22 Tatsuya Road, Fushimi District, Kyoto City. The nearest car is the Tatsuya Station and then you need to walk 11 minutes. Opening hours: 9:00-17:00 Tickets: 1,000 yen.

The temple is located in Fushimi District, Kyoto City, Japan. It is the main temple of the Japanese Buddhist Zhenyan Zongyu sect. It is rumored to be the founder of the Japanese Zhenyan Zongzu Shikong, the Tusun Shengbao, founded in 874 AD. The temple was listed as a world cultural heritage in 1994 as a "relic of the ancient capital Kyoto", and many buildings such as the Jintang and the Five-Tower in the temple were designated as Japan's "national treasure".

Jun Temple is one of the 17 world cultural heritages in Kyoto. It is a little far from the urban area. Take the East-West subway line, get off at Jun Station, and then walk for 20 minutes to get there. On weekdays, the temple is quiet and tourists are scarce. Although the three treasure houses, the five pagodas and the Guanyin Hall of the temple are all national treasures, the Lingbao Museum is also a small museum with many national treasures, but it belongs to the state of keeping nobody in the boudoir. Perhaps, the tickets of the temple are more expensive than those of other temples. The joint tickets of the three collections are 1500 yen, and the tickets of Shangqu Mountain are 600 yen. The three courtyards of the temple refer to the main part of the temple, including the Five-fold Pagoda and Guanyin Hall, the courtyard culture of the three treasure courtyards and the Museum of the Lingbao Museum. Three parts can be bought separately, each is 600 yen, two is 1000, three is 1500.

The murals in one of the residences of Hideki Fukushi, a minister of Quan Temple, are very exquisite. Unfortunately, these cherry trees can not be photographed without shoes in the garden. For decades or even centuries, Shanghai is a small cherry tree or a different Japanese tree. They are full of flowers and are drunk in the sea of flowers.

Kyongji Temple is the earliest flowering attraction in Kyoto. If you come to Kyoto to enjoy the cherry blossoms, this is a must. The scenic spot is divided into three, you can buy a pass, or you can choose to buy it freely. We bought a pass, but the price difference is not much. Throughout the trip, we felt that the cherry blossoms of the temple were the most beautiful. The beauty of the cherry blossoms of the temple is not like Ueno, the sea of flowers formed by rows of cherry blossom trees in the West Maru Garden, which is more reflected in the quality, the layout, and the Japanese garden scenery complement each other, and the flowers have scenery and flowers.

At the beginning, I was still prepared to look at the entrance of the temple with a fluke. Finally, I found that if you don't buy a ticket to enter the temple, you can't see the cherry blossoms at all. The most beautiful hanging branches are in the temple, so I still buy a ticket to visit. To the temple, you can take the subway east-west line, get off at the station, and then walk for about 20 minutes. The scenic spot of the temple is divided into three tubes, you can buy a pass, or you can choose to buy it freely. The joint ticket for the three museums is 1,500 yen, and you have to buy a ticket for the mountain to go to the mountain for 600 yen. The three courtyards of the temple refer to the main temple of the temple, including the Five Pagodas and the Guanyin Hall; the courtyard culture of the Sanbaoyuan part, and the museum of the Lingbao Hall part. The three parts can be bought separately, each of which is 600 yen, two are 1000, and three are 1500. The hanging branches of the temple are really beautiful, you must buy tickets to enter to see up close, don't stingy tickets. The cherry blossoms of the temple are not the kind of rows of cherry blossom trees formed by the flower sea, it is more reflected in the quality, the layout, and the Japanese garden scenery complement each other, the flowers have scenery and flowers. The branches of the cherry blossoms are usually very large, because the crown is too large, many branches will be fixed by artificial support, the pink cherry blossoms are wonderfully down, and the many national treasure-level buildings of the temple are intersected and beautiful. The temple is famous for the grand "flower viewing" meeting held here by Toyoson Sukyoji, so it ranks first in Kyoto's cherry-watching resort, called "flower see". The temple is not only beautiful with cherry blossoms, but also the architectural design and courtyard layout here are also ingenious. You can stay here for most of the day slowly. Visiting the interior, some need to take off their shoes. Then there is a thousand hands Guanyin in the collection, I am particularly impressed. The first time I saw that Qianshou Guanyin had so many things in his hand, Qianshou Guanyin's appearance was very different, more like "general", because I couldn't take pictures, I think it is still worth visiting the Japanese national treasure collection indoors. Follow the Sakura Racecourse and cross the Renwang Gate to the Kalan area where the tower is full of towers. There is a Jintang with a statue of a pharmacist sitting here, the oldest wooden building in Kyoto, the quintile tower, and the 11th Tourist Temple of the 33rd Guanyin Lingchang in the Western Country. There are many other Tangyus that are very distinctive! It takes about 2 hours to visit the Temple carefully. But it is worth a visit. My first stop in Kyoto to the Temple is really worth it. The innermost Galan is the most famous red leaf attraction. Outside the pavilion is a large pool of pool water. The autumn is full of red leaves, but there are no red leaves when I go. The occasional cherry blossom tree is also very beautiful.