Excursions d'une journéePaysJapanKyotoKyoto to mountain temples: Private day trip

Kyoto to mountain temples: Private day trip

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Immerse yourself in the serenity of significant Buddhist sites on this zen-focused day trip starting at your door in Kyoto. You’ll visit a temple on Mount Hiei and Sanzen-In in Ohara, exploring both at a relaxing pace in order to soak up the spiritual significance while learning more about Buddhism and Japanese history.
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Découvrez des informations locales que vous ne trouverez pas dans les guides
Découvrez la liberté d'explorer à votre propre rythme
Parfaitement planifié pour les familles, les amis ou les voyageurs en solo
À partir de 159 €
Balade en groupe privé
par personne
Sélectionnez la date et les voyageurs
Annulation gratuite jusqu'Ă  24 heures avant l'heure de votre prise en charge.
Pour un groupe de 1 à 3 voyageursTotal477 €

À quoi s'attendre

Votre excursion commence oĂč que vous soyez

Rencontrez notre chauffeur professionnel lĂ  oĂč vous prĂ©fĂ©rez Ă  Kyoto Ă  l'heure qui vous convient le mieux. Pas de temps perdu pour rejoindre le point de ramassage, prenez votre sac et commencez votre voyage immĂ©diatement.

Découvrez plus avec l'expertise locale

Les connaissances locales de votre chauffeur donneront le ton de votre Daytrip. Un cafĂ© cachĂ© ici, un restaurant incontournable lĂ -bas ; des conseils d'initiĂ©s que vous adorerez partager plus tard. Ce n'est pas une visite guidĂ©e, mais votre trajet sera riche en histoires et dĂ©couvertes en cours de route. Et tout au long de la journĂ©e, votre chauffeur sera disponible pour vous selon vos besoins, prĂȘt Ă  vous assister, heureux de vous aider, rendant votre voyage sans stress.

Explorez Ă  votre propre rythme

Your professional driver will meet you at your Kyoto accommodation for a private journey to the serene heights of Mount Hiei and the tranquil Sanzen-in Temple in Ohara village. Enjoy a stress-free route with total flexibility at each stop, allowing you to explore these historic spiritual sites at your own pace.

Parfait pour tout groupe privé

Que vous voyagiez seul, en famille avec des enfants, ou en grand groupe, ce service est conçu pour votre confort et votre flexibilité. C'est l'option idéale surtout si vous avez peu de temps ou un emploi du temps chargé.

Bon Ă  savoir

  • Transfert privĂ© en voiture aller-retour
  • VĂ©hicule climatisĂ©
  • Prise en charge et dĂ©pose personnalisĂ©es
  • Chauffeur professionnel anglophone
  • Eau en bouteille offerte
  • Annulation gratuite 24 heures avant le dĂ©part
  • Les billets d'entrĂ©e/admission pour les attractions payantes Enryakuji et Sanzen-in Temple doivent ĂȘtre achetĂ©s sĂ©parĂ©ment sauf indication contraire
  • Les repas, les collations et les pourboires ne sont pas inclus
À partir de 159 €
Balade en groupe privé
par personne
Sélectionnez la date et les voyageurs
Annulation gratuite jusqu'Ă  24 heures avant l'heure de votre prise en charge.
Pour un groupe de 1 à 3 voyageursTotal477 €

Votre voyage en un coup d'Ɠil

Votre voyage en un coup d'Ɠil

Commencez Ă  Kyoto
Vous choisissez le point de ramassage.
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Enryakuji
N'hésitez pas à explorer à votre propre rythme et à découvrir
ArrĂȘt : 2 h 30 min - entrĂ©e non incluse
Lundi09:00 - 16:00
Mardi09:00 - 16:00
Mercredi09:00 - 16:00
Jeudi09:00 - 16:00
Vendredi09:00 - 16:00
Samedi09:00 - 16:00
Dimanche09:00 - 16:00
ArrĂȘt de l'itinĂ©raire Ă  Enryakuji lors d'une excursion privĂ©e d'une journĂ©e depuis Kyoto
ArrĂȘt de l'itinĂ©raire Ă  Enryakuji lors d'une excursion privĂ©e d'une journĂ©e depuis Kyoto
ArrĂȘt de l'itinĂ©raire Ă  Enryakuji lors d'une excursion privĂ©e d'une journĂ©e depuis Kyoto
ArrĂȘt de l'itinĂ©raire Ă  Enryakuji lors d'une excursion privĂ©e d'une journĂ©e depuis Kyoto
ArrĂȘt de l'itinĂ©raire Ă  Enryakuji lors d'une excursion privĂ©e d'une journĂ©e depuis Kyoto
ArrĂȘt de l'itinĂ©raire Ă  Enryakuji lors d'une excursion privĂ©e d'une journĂ©e depuis Kyoto
Located on Mount Hiei, Enryaku-Ji is known as the home of Tendai Buddhism. This temple was one part of a massive complex of around 1000 buildings, and its UNESCO-recognized main hall was rebuilt in the 1500s and has endured as a significant spiritual site. Inside, visitors will find the eternal flame, which has burned since 788. Visitors in the spring and autumn particularly enjoy the views from the Pagodas, overlooking the mountain’s vibrant foliage and the sparkling lake Biwa. The temple is open from 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM, and tickets are around $6.60 at the site. Arriving early can help travelers avoid autumn crowds.
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Sanzen-in Temple
N'hésitez pas à explorer à votre propre rythme et à découvrir
ArrĂȘt : 1 h 30 min - entrĂ©e non incluse
Lundi09:00 - 17:00
Mardi09:00 - 17:00
Mercredi09:00 - 17:00
Jeudi09:00 - 17:00
Vendredi09:00 - 17:00
Samedi09:00 - 17:00
Dimanche09:00 - 17:00
ArrĂȘt de l'itinĂ©raire Ă  Sanzen-in Temple lors d'une excursion privĂ©e d'une journĂ©e depuis Kyoto
ArrĂȘt de l'itinĂ©raire Ă  Sanzen-in Temple lors d'une excursion privĂ©e d'une journĂ©e depuis Kyoto
ArrĂȘt de l'itinĂ©raire Ă  Sanzen-in Temple lors d'une excursion privĂ©e d'une journĂ©e depuis Kyoto
ArrĂȘt de l'itinĂ©raire Ă  Sanzen-in Temple lors d'une excursion privĂ©e d'une journĂ©e depuis Kyoto
ArrĂȘt de l'itinĂ©raire Ă  Sanzen-in Temple lors d'une excursion privĂ©e d'une journĂ©e depuis Kyoto
ArrĂȘt de l'itinĂ©raire Ă  Sanzen-in Temple lors d'une excursion privĂ©e d'une journĂ©e depuis Kyoto
Ohara is a northern village renowned for its quiet tranquility and Tendai Buddhist temples. While here, you’ll visit Sanzen-In, soaking in the serenity that emanates from the moss gardens and rural atmosphere. The main hall with its Amida Triad statues is particularly notable, as is the Yusei-en Garden, featuring serene reflecting ponds. The area is most popular in the spring when hydrangeas are in full bloom, and in autumn, with November offering the best views across the maple-dotted landscape. The temple is open 8:30 AM to 5:00 PM from March to early December, with shorter winter hours. Entry is around $4.60 at the door. https://www.sanzenin.or.jp/en/
Retour Ă  Kyoto
Nous vous ramÚnerons à votre point de départ.
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There is no strict dress code for visiting Enryakuji or Sanzen-in as a visitor, but respectful, modest attire is appreciated at both active religious sites. Removing shoes is required before entering certain inner halls. Behaving quietly and avoiding loud conversations helps preserve the peaceful atmosphere that makes these sites so special.
Yes, though they represent a more immersive experience than city temples. The mountain settings and ancient atmosphere provide authentic Japanese religious culture. English information is available at major sites. The natural beauty and spiritual ambiance transcend language barriers, offering profound experiences for international visitors interested in Japanese Buddhism and architecture.
Yes, and it's a lovely addition. The village of Ohara surrounding Sanzen-in has several other small temples, traditional craft shops, and local food stalls selling pickled vegetables and tofu dishes that the area is known for. Exploring on foot between the various sites adds depth to your visit without requiring much extra time.
Both temples are active religious sites where morning prayers and ceremonies occur. While formal participation may be limited for visitors, you can respectfully observe services if visiting during ceremony times. The spiritual atmosphere pervades both locations whether or not formal ceremonies are happening during your visit.
Enryakuji on Mount Hiei is about 9 miles (15 km) from central Kyoto, roughly a 40-minute drive depending on the route. Sanzen-in Temple in Ohara is around 11 miles (18 km) from Kyoto, also about 40 to 50 minutes by car. A private driver makes reaching both sites straightforward and stress-free.
The complete journey takes approximately 7 hours, allowing thorough exploration of both mountain temple complexes. You'll spend significant time at Enryaku-ji's various temple buildings spread across Mount Hiei, plus exploration of Sanzen-in Temple's gardens and halls, with scenic mountain travel between sites.
Enryakuji is a large complex spread across several areas of Mount Hiei, connected by pathways and steps. Be prepared for a reasonable amount of walking on uneven terrain. Comfortable shoes with good grip are recommended. Visitors who prefer a less physically demanding experience can focus on the main Konpon Chudo hall area, which is the most accessible.
Significant walking is required as both temple complexes spread across mountain slopes with numerous steps, pathways between buildings, and uneven terrain. The elevation changes can be challenging. Comfortable walking shoes are absolutely essential. Visitors should have reasonable fitness levels to fully enjoy these expansive mountain temple sites.
Enryaku-ji is the headquarters of Tendai Buddhism, founded in 788 on Mount Hiei overlooking Kyoto. This UNESCO World Heritage Site trained many influential Buddhist monks and preserves ancient temple buildings, sacred halls, and mountain forest settings. Its historical significance in Japanese Buddhism and stunning location make it essential for understanding Kyoto's spiritual heritage.
Enryakuji is the head temple of the Tendai school of Buddhism, founded in 788 on Mount Hiei. It is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the most historically important religious sites in Japan, having trained many of the country's most influential Buddhist monks. The complex spans three areas with numerous halls, pagodas, and a sacred flame said to have burned continuously since the temple's founding.
Sanzen-in Temple in Ohara valley features exceptional gardens, including moss gardens with small stone Buddha statues, historic temple halls, and seasonal beauty. The temple's peaceful mountain setting and artistic gardens represent classic Japanese aesthetic sensibilities. Fall foliage and spring flowers make seasonal visits particularly stunning.
Autumn (late October to mid-November) is widely considered the peak season, when maple trees turn brilliant shades of red and gold. Spring is also beautiful, especially when cherry blossoms bloom. Summer can be warm and humid but the mountain elevation provides some relief. Winter brings occasional snow, which adds a striking quality to the temple grounds.
Sanzen-in is a tranquil Tendai Buddhist temple in the Ohara valley renowned for its beautifully maintained moss gardens, ancient statues, and serene atmosphere. The Yusei-en garden with its moss-covered ground and stone figures is especially memorable. The village of Ohara surrounding the temple has a quiet rural character that contrasts with the busier temples closer to Kyoto's city center.
Bring comfortable walking shoes, a light jacket or layers, as mountain temperatures can be cooler than in Kyoto city, and a small day bag. Entry fees for both temples need to be paid at the gate and are not included in your transfer price. Arriving earlier in the day helps avoid the largest crowds, particularly in the autumn foliage season.
Bring comfortable walking shoes for extensive temple grounds, layers for changing mountain weather, and rain protection as mountain weather can be unpredictable. A camera is essential for stunning views and seasonal beauty. Water and snacks are recommended, though refreshments are available at major temple areas.
Spring brings cherry blossoms and fresh greenery, while autumn offers spectacular fall foliage with vibrant red and gold leaves. Summer can be humid but mountain elevation provides cooler temperatures than Kyoto city. Winter brings snow-covered serenity though some areas may have limited access. Each season offers unique beauty.

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