• Kiyomizu-dera Temple - The guide will accompany visitors to Kiyomizudera Temple, a renowned landmark in Kyoto. From this vantage point, the guide will share the temple’s rich history, its renowned wooden stage with city views, and the spiritual importance of the surrounding area.

For those interested in exploring the inner areas like the Main Hall, Kiyomizu Stage, and Otowa Waterfall, an entrance ticket is necessary (approximately ¥500–¥600). However, visitors can also enjoy the historic surroundings and explore the many traditional shops and snack stalls nearby without entering the paid area.

• Chion-in Temple - The guide will lead visitors through the impressive Sanmon Gate, Japan’s largest wooden gate, into Chionin Temple, the main temple of the Jodo Pure Land Buddhist sect. Inside the grand Mieido Hall, centuries of tradition come to life, and visitors can walk on the famous nightingale floors that chirp with each step. The guide will share legends like the forgotten umbrella that protects the temple and show the 74-ton bell, one of Japan’s largest. With serene gardens, rich history, and stunning architecture, this stop offers a profound insight into Kyoto’s spiritual and cultural essence.
• Nanzen-ji Temple - The guide will showcase the impressive outer grounds of Nanzenji Temple, beginning with the massive Sanmon Gate, which provides breathtaking views of Kyoto from its upper level. Visitors will stroll through the expansive temple grounds, surrounded by ancient trees and moss-covered stones, soaking in the tranquil atmosphere. Nearby, the striking red-brick aqueduct beautifully contrasts with the natural surroundings. This area is ideal for photos and offers a great sense of Nanzenji’s historical and architectural significance without needing to enter the ticketed inner temple.
• Heian Jingu Shrine Otorii - The guide will take visitors to the iconic Grand Torii of Heian Jingu, one of Japan’s largest torii gates. Standing 24 meters tall, this vibrant vermilion gate marks the entrance to a shrine dedicated to Kyoto’s imperial past. Visitors will learn how the gate was constructed to commemorate the 1100th anniversary of Kyoto’s founding and why its bold design symbolizes power and protection. It’s a perfect photo spot, and nearby, visitors can admire the elegant architecture of Heian Shrine and its spacious gardens, making this stop both scenic and deeply symbolic.
• Hanamikoji Street - The guide will pause with visitors on Hanamikoji Street, the historic cobblestone avenue in Kyoto’s Gion district. Here, the guide will share stories about the traditional wooden townhouses, the rich geiko and maiko culture, and the street’s significance as a center of Kyoto’s traditional entertainment.
• Kamogawa Delta (Kyoto Prefectural Kamogawa Park) - The guide will lead visitors to the Kamogawa River’s famous stepping stones, a cherished Kyoto spot where locals and visitors cross the river by hopping from stone to stone. Visitors will enjoy peaceful river views framed by willow trees and the cityscape beyond. This charming and playful spot offers a perfect opportunity to connect with nature, observe birds and seasonal changes, and capture memorable photos. It’s a simple yet iconic experience that embodies the relaxed, timeless spirit of Kyoto’s riverside life.
• Shimogamo Jinja - The guide will stop with visitors at the entrance of Shimogamo Jinja, one of Kyoto’s oldest and most significant Shinto shrines. Surrounded by an ancient forest, the shrine is a UNESCO World Heritage site with deep spiritual roots. The guide will explain its history, unique rituals, and the role it plays in Kyoto’s cultural traditions.
• Demachi Futaba - The guide will lead visitors to Demachi Futaba, a beloved and historic wagashi (Japanese sweets) shop in Kyoto, renowned for its traditional confections and nearly 200-year legacy. Located near the Kamogawa River, Demachi Futaba is especially famous for its mame daifuku, a soft, chewy rice cake filled with sweet red bean paste and salted black beans. This delicacy offers a perfect balance of savory and sweet flavors, making it a favorite among locals and visitors alike.

The shop’s popularity is evident from the long lines of customers eager to purchase these delectable treats. Despite the wait, many find the experience rewarding, as the confections are crafted with care and tradition. Visiting Demachi Futaba offers a glimpse into Kyoto’s rich culinary heritage, providing a delightful stop for those looking to experience authentic Japanese sweets in a historic setting.

• Somei Well - The guide will take visitors to Somei Well, a historic water source near Kyoto Gyoen Park that dates back to the early Edo period, around the 1600s. This well has long been valued for its pure, fresh water and is surrounded by tranquil greenery, offering a peaceful spot to pause. While the well itself is simple, it holds cultural significance as part of Kyoto’s traditional landscape. Visiting here provides a quiet moment to connect with the city’s natural history and appreciate the serene environment near the Imperial Palace grounds.
• Kyoto Gyoen National Garden - The guide will lead visitors through Kyoto Gyoen National Garden, a spacious and peaceful park surrounding the Kyoto Imperial Palace. As visitors ride or pause within the garden, the guide will share insights about its history as a former aristocratic estate, its seasonal beauty, and how locals use this green space today for relaxation and recreation.

• Bicycle use
• English, Indonesian & Malay speaking guide

• Meals
• Entrance fees
• Parking fees
• Gratuities

Uncover a unique side of Kyoto that most visitors miss! Glide through peaceful lanes, tranquil shrines, and secluded temples on a convenient, eco-friendly e-bike. The guide will design a route that aligns with your interests, whether it’s photography, history, or local culture, and will share intriguing stories at each stop. Discover more of Kyoto with ease while enjoying picturesque streets and hidden gems. This small-group, customized tour provides endless photo opportunities, insider advice, and a genuinely authentic experience, ideal for both newcomers and experienced travelers. Reserve now for a private, scenic, and memorable Kyoto journey!

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