The Golden Pavilion, real name Rokuon-ji, is one of Kyoto's most visited tourist spots. Its gold leaf pavilion symbolizes the splendor of Kyoto, the imperial capital.

This peaceful path is near the Silver Pavilion. Its name dates from the beginning of the 20th century, from the philosopher Kitarô Nishida (1870-1945) who liked to walk it.

The Silver pavilion is more sober than its illustrious colleague but it is worth the visit for its pretty building, its Zen garden and its view of Kyoto.

This temple with its 1001 Buddha statues is really impressive and will stay in your memories as one of the best temple experience in Kyoto.

Nice temple with its 5 stories pagoda of 57m, the tallest pagoda of Japan.