See & Do
Explore the Hidden Gems of Kyoto
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See & Do
Explore the Hidden Gems of Kyoto
Embark on an adventure away from the bustling city center and most famous tourist destinations. You can find the hidden beauty of Kyoto not only deep in the heart of nature but also only a step away from the city's main attractions.
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Ohara

Ohara, located in the northeastern part of Kyoto, is home to stunning mountain landscapes and ancient temples. The highlight of the area is the Sanzen-in Temple and the Jakko-in Temple.
Despite its mountainous geography, Ohara is also well known for its vegetables. Travelers can spend their time taking in the beautiful sights before resting at one of the cozy local restaurants and cafes.
Keihoku

Nestled in northern Kyoto, the Keihoku area is a haven of abundant nature. Throughout history, it served as a vital source of building materials for the Kyoto Imperial Palace, as well as a producer of various goods and foods for the court.
Today, Keihoku is often frequented by people interested in outdoor adventures, trying out local delicacies and lodging in farm stays.
Nishikyo

Nishikyo is located in western Kyoto, near the famous Arashiyama area. It is best known for having having the largest number of bamboo groves in Kyoto, as well as many beautiful shrines and temples, such as the Matsunoo Taisha Shrine and Yoshimine-dera Temple.
This district has put great effort in its cycling infrastructure, making it a prime location for a bicycle ride. Take your time exploring the breathtaking nature, Japan's one and only bamboo museum and the temple of the god of sake.