At Phoenix Tours & Photography, we create a personalized Kyoto experience that goes beyond typical sightseeing. Here’s what sets our tour apart:
Fully Customizable – Whether you’re interested in history, hidden alleyways, or street food, we tailor the tour to your interests and pace.
Expert Local Guides – Our guides bring Kyoto’s history and culture to life with fascinating insights and stories.
Hidden Gems – We take you beyond the tourist hotspots to discover Kyoto’s quieter, more authentic side.
Balanced Exploration – The tour combines history, nature, culture, and food for a well-rounded experience.
Immersive & Relaxed – With a walking tour, you can take in the details, from temple bells to charming tea houses.
Personalized Recommendations – Get insider tips on where to eat, shop, and explore after the tour.
Rather than just visiting Kyoto, experience it in a way that’s meaningful and unforgettable.
Just infront of Yasaka Pagoda
Can be different depending on the itinerary
Famous for its thousands of vermilion torii gates leading up Mount Inari.
(500 yen) – A stunning gold-leaf-covered Zen temple reflected in a serene pond.
(Free) – Kyoto’s historic geisha district, known for traditional teahouses and wooden machiya townhouses.
(400 yen) – A UNESCO temple with a large wooden stage offering breathtaking views of Kyoto.
(Free) – A mesmerizing bamboo forest that feels like stepping into another world.
(500 yen) – A major Zen temple in Arashiyama with an elegant garden designed by Muso Soseki.
(800 yen) – A beautifully preserved shogunate-era castle with intricate interiors and famous "nightingale floors."
(500 yen) – A Zen temple with a beautiful moss garden and sand sculptures.
(600 yen) – A temple known for its world-famous rock garden and peaceful atmosphere.
(Free) – A scenic canal-side walkway lined with cherry trees and small temples.
(400 yen) – A historic Zen temple with Kyoto’s most spectacular autumn foliage.
(Free) – A vibrant Shinto shrine near Gion, especially beautiful during the Gion Festival.
(500 yen for sub-temples) – A grand Zen temple complex with a striking Sanmon gate and an aqueduct.
(600 yen) – A UNESCO-listed temple featuring the Phoenix Hall, depicted on the 10-yen coin.
(Free) – The former residence of the Imperial Family, located in Kyoto Gyoen National Garden.
(1,000+ yen) – A natural hot spring retreat in the mountains north of Kyoto.
(600 yen) – A temple famous for its stunning autumn maple leaves and scenic hillside location.
(Free) – One of Kyoto’s largest Buddhist temples, with an enormous wooden hall.
(800 yen) – The city’s tallest structure, offering panoramic views of Kyoto and beyond.
(Varies) – A historic area with traditional sake breweries offering tastings and tours.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
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You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.
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