Kyoto Holidays are one of the best tourist destinations in this world as they can embrace the Establishment’s Culture and the new modality. Not surprisingly, Kyoto is the most sought after city in Japan during the season of the cherry blossom. That is when with the images of cherry blossoms in spring and the autumn maples Kyoto Holidays can guarantee stunning scenery all year round. Kyoto was Japan’s capital city for over thousand years becoming capital in VIII century replacing Nara and being replaced by Tokyo in XIX century. Contrary to the general perception of the region as a preserve of ancient architecture and opulent palaces, the city and the state are an embodiment of where tradition meets contemporary world, where you can marvel at historic Buddhist shrines and taste manga or nouveau cuisine. For years Kyoto was a focus of religion, culture, gastronomy and art and today Kyoto’s spirit is in the alleys behind the indifferent-looking walls and in the solemn temples. Rushing in the town from one appointment with the impeccable geisha carrying the tea ceremony bowls to another, the tranquil site of a Zen garden – lost in a blur, but just as readily found as a needle at the bottom of a hay stack. In the season of SAKURA, the pathway by the Kamo River is with cherry blossoms and the one in the Imperial Palace Park is full of cherry blossoms. Take a walk around the Philosopher’s Path for some more cherry blossom, or to find some of Kyoto’s less mainstream shrines and temples. Pick your Kyoto package to build your dream trip. Book your Kyoto flights now and get the best deals. Find cheap Kyoto hotels that’s comfortable and convenient. Relax with Kyoto accommodation options for every kind of traveller. Book flights to Kyoto from the UK and begin your trip here. Kyoto holidays all inclusive so you can relax, meals and activities included. Plan your next trip with Kyoto holidays 2025 to see the city in its best. Capital- Kyoto (capital city of Kyoto Prefecture in Japan) International Airport: Kansai International Airport (KIX) Population- 1.45 million Currency- yen Time: Kyoto, Japan (GMT+9) Driving side- Left side Main Electricity- 100 volts Official Language- Japanese Religion- Shintō and Buddhism
Visit the mesmerising geisha district of Gion where shop houses with wooden facades and tea houses reminiscent of old Japan are nestled. Amazingly, this city alone has well over a thousand temples. Sights to see are the Kinkaku-Ji also known as the Golden Pavilion, a Zen temple, which from here alone, is covered with gold leaves and the Ginkaku-Ji or the Silver Pavilion, it’s a 15th century Zen temple much like the tranquil setting of the temple surrounded by wooded garden. Sightseeing: Head to Ritsurin Garden, Nijo Castle (built in 1603) is listed on UNESCO’s tentative list of assets the structure is a magnificent structure that boasts of Queenization interior designs. Visit the Imperial Places, which until fairly recently was the Emperor’s Palace in Japan. Among them, the most famous one is the Philosopher’s Path together with the canal of cherry trees leading to Heian Jingu Shrine becoming primarily active in April. Kyoto holidays have it all – tradition and modernity. Select from top Kyoto hotels for a comfortable stay in this city. Check out different Kyoto hotels to see the best of the area.
