Três Rotas Selecionadas de Kyoto Tango: Segredo Costeiro de Amanohashidate, Trem Marítimo e Viagem de Conto de Fadas a Miyama

¡Claro! Aquí tienes una versión más informal: ¡Min fue increíble durante nuestro tour de un día por Kioto! Fue súper amable, puntual y realmente hizo que el día fuera libre de estrés con su gran actitud. ¡Lo recomiendo encarecidamente si buscas una experiencia de tour divertida y sin complicaciones!

Our trip this time was driven by Mr. Wang Ge in a mini-bus, and he also served as our one-day tour guide. This kind of small group tour is really comfortable, and Mr. Wang Ge is very friendly. We quickly finished visiting Yanggu Temple, the first stop, and he then allocated more time for us at Arashiyama and Kiyomizu-dera. It was truly thanks to him that we could enjoy a good meal in Arashiyama without feeling rushed, and Kiyomizu-dera was also incredibly beautiful. I brought my mother, and I didn't want the itinerary to be too packed and tiring for her, so joining a one-day tour where we didn't have to spend a lot of time transferring and taking public transport was really convenient. I highly recommend it! Moreover, Mr. Wang drove very comfortably. We didn't feel tired even after returning to Shinsaibashi at the end, because we had a good rest during the car ride. It was fantastic, I recommend it to everyone.

I had a fantastic self-guided tour to Kyoto. Amanda, our guide, dropped us off and picked us up at each location, providing a brief introduction and timing recommendations. Despite being a self-guided tour, it was easy to explore top spots like Kiyomizu-dera and Arashiyama with some Google Maps research. Highly recommended if you enjoy exploring at your own pace with convenient transportation!

Because the destination was quite far, after calculating the fare and time, I decided to sign up for a cost-effective one-day tour. The tour guide was professional and friendly; in addition to introducing the attractions, he also shared his experiences and observations in Japan, giving us a deeper understanding of Japanese culture. We are very grateful! As for the attractions, I recommend spending 500 yen to visit Yanagidani Kannon. There weren't many people that day, and the tranquil beauty of the Japanese garden complemented the lush summer greenery, which I thoroughly enjoyed! When we arrived in Arashiyama that day, the weather was excellent, and the clear stream under Togetsukyo Bridge created a stunning view with the sky. Kiyomizu-dera Temple was very crowded, so I suggest that those visiting this spot go to Kiyomizu-dera first, and then take their time exploring the shopping street below with any extra time. I spent too long in the shopping street and didn't have enough time to visit Kiyomizu-dera. I highly recommend a soy sauce dango shop called Gekka Bijin! It completely changed my impression of soy sauce dango. For 290 yen, you get three large, round dango that were still warm and soft when I ate them. The sweet and savory flavors were perfectly balanced. I still can't stop thinking about them after returning home 😭

We had hotel pick-up for the tour, which was great since we arrived in Osaka the evening before. We had an English translator on the tour who was able to explain the areas we were seeing – she was fantastic! It was nice to have a small group (5 people) and our guide timed our arrivals so we could spend maximum time exploring the sites!

The tour guide wasn't communicating with us. She wasn't familiar with our first destination either, as we got lost looking for the entrance gate! It seems like it was her first day at work. The destinations, however, were very beautiful.

This was a really nice tour. We had enough time at each location to get lost and find the tour guide again. There was a small group of us, so we were all able to get comfortable in a 14-seater van.

There were 6 of us in total. The pick-up vehicle was a 10-seater Toyota Hiace, and we were the only six people, so we didn't share the car with anyone else. The tour guide also served as the driver, but essentially, he was just the driver. The driver was Chinese, which felt quite cool, but he seemed less inclined to converse and drove relatively fast. Yanagidani Kannon is located a bit further up in the mountains, making it inconvenient to go by oneself. There were fewer visitors on the Friday we went, and we only visited the main hall. We didn't visit the sub-hall on the back mountain as it seemed to have more cobwebs.

Booked a few days before the planned trip. We were provided with a van for 5 adults and 1 baby. The itinerary was good and our guide was helpful. Worth it. So happy that we didn't have to share with a big group.

Siyu was very accommodating. I was lucky because my tourmates canceled, and I got the whole bus all to myself. It was just me, the driver, and the tour guide.