2-Day World Heritage Site - Mt. Koya Tour (Without Guide)
2 days
Embark on a 2-day self-guided tour of Mt. Koya, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, with accommodation at a temple lodging, vegetarian meals, and transportation. Enjoy the freedom to explore serene shrines and temples with provided bus passes and discount coupons, immersing yourself in the spiritual heart of Japan.
This booking is non-refundable.
Itinerary
5 Chome-10 Namba, Chuo Ward, Osaka
Depart from Nankai Namba Station to Gokurakubashi Station via Nankai Railway.
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Transfer from Gokurakubashi Station to Koyasan Station by cable car.
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Koya, Wakayama
Free time for sightseeing at Mt. Koya with a provided Mt. Koya bus pass and discount coupons for shrine and temple admissions.
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566 Koyasan, Koya, Wakayama
Stay at a Koyasan Temple Lodging, with a Buddhist vegetarian cuisine dinner included.
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Koya, Wakayama
Departure from Koyasan Station to Gokurakubashi Station by cable car.
5 Chome-10 Namba, Chuo Ward, Osaka
Return from Gokurakubashi Station to Nankai Namba Station via Nankai Railway.
Frequently Asked Questions
It is recommended to have at least 4-5 hours for sightseeing at Mt. Koya, in addition to travel time and check-in/check-out at the temple lodging.
The bus pass can be used on any bus within the designated areas and is valid until midnight on the day of purchase. The discount coupons can only be used at select shrines and temples.
Please inform us of any dietary restrictions or allergies when making your reservation.
There is no age limit, but please be aware that this tour involves a fair amount of walking and may not be suitable for those with mobility issues.
Unfortunately, we cannot guarantee an extension of your stay at the temple lodging due to limited availability. Please inquire with us when booking if you want to extend your stay.
While there is no strict dress code, visitors are asked to dress respectfully when visiting temples and shrines at Mt. Koya. It is recommended to wear comfortable and modest clothing covering the shoulders and knees. Shoes must be removed before entering temple buildings.
Yes, photography is generally allowed at the temples and shrines on Mt. Koya, but visitors are asked to refrain from taking photos during religious ceremonies or inside temple buildings.
