Kyoto Travel Guide: Top Attractions, Hotels, Food Places, Shopping Streets, and Everything You Need to Know: JB's Travel Guides

By Jennifer Bean

This is the guide that will bring you to the best sights, fun activities, great hotels, dining places and shopping areas – all the vital things that you need is present in this brief, but comprehensive travel book!

So, whenever you find yourself clueless, simply grab this boo, read, and get the best information at your fingertips. All the best tips and suggestions from the master travelers!

This is the travel companion that will bring you to the soul of Kyoto. Don’t miss the opportunity to unravel the mystery of the city!

• Language: English
• Publisher: JB's
• Release date: Jun 21, 2016
• ISBN: 9781533730268

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Kyoto Travel Guide

Top Attractions, Hotels, Food Places, Shopping Streets, and Everything You Need to Know

Welcome to Kyoto

Say hello to the city where old Japan lies – Kyoto. The city filled with serene and majestic temples, awe-inspiring gardens, shrines and striking geishas just like how you want to see them.

Don’t know where to start? This book contains proven steps and strategies on how have the best experiences when visiting the spiritual and historical center of Japan – Kyoto.  The city is a unique mix of religion, artistry and craft. Undoubtedly, one of the famous destinations in the globe!

With this book, you will be guided on the city’s background, its various neighborhoods as well as the best destinations to explore and spend a wonderful time. It also leads every traveler to many accommodation alternatives and a lot of insider tips on how to eat, drink shop and live like locals do.

The city houses countless historical landmarks, dining places, temples, shrines, bars and other impressive sights that will make your trip worthwhile. This travel buddy will tell you when is the best time to visit, how to roam around the city and which hotel, food place or activity to invest time and money with.

Every bit of culture, lifestyle and the arts can be found in the city, and it is not just about the sushi, tofu and tea ceremonies – the city has possessed more exquisiteness that you will only see as you learn more about the city.

Read throughout the pages of this book, and can create the finest travel plan to Kyoto, minus all the hassle!

Table of Content

Brief History

Festivals and Cultural Events

Best Time to Go

Where to Go

Must Dos

Getting Around

Nicest Places to Stay

Food and Drinks

Need to Know

Region at Glance

Must See Temples and Shrines

Popular Tourist Destinations

Parks, Gardens and Museums

Shopping Around

Culture Days

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Brief History

The city has a long and colorful history, being the home of emperors for over 1000 years. It also served as the capital city of Japan from the beginning of Heian Period to the end of Edo Period in 1868 – it was when the imperial seat was transferred to Tokyo by Emperor Meiji. Various feudal lords have served their rule in the country, but the city of Kyoto remained the artistic and cultural focal point for majority of the country’s history.

It was previously called Heian-kyo and home to almost 2000 Buddhist temples, hundreds of Shinto temples and