Kyoto’s serene temple stays
Modern travellers can stay in ancient sanctuaries that have been providing solace to weary pilgrims for centuries.
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Modern travellers can stay in ancient sanctuaries that have been providing solace to weary pilgrims for centuries.
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In a city known for its affinity for tea, owner-run cafes – which take both coffee and the space in which it is consumed very seriously -- are flourishing.
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The Japanese city beautifully balances the preservation of its past with modern conveniences and access to the surrounding countryside.
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Cherry blossom season is a national obsession, with crowds gathering to see the blooms that line Kyoto’s canals and transform gardens into blankets of fairy floss.
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Religious sites are the main draw for many visitors to this Japanese city, and its 1,000 temples and 400 shrines are among the best examples of religious architecture on earth.
Despite the recent strength of the yen, Kyoto is a bargain compared to cities like London, Paris, New York or Sydney.
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