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👚 Invade the Mystic Valley in the Footsteps of the Legendary Snake King of Kyoto | Kurama-dera Temple

If it comes to temples in Kyoto, many people may think of famous temples in the city, but there is one temple that gives a completely different atmosphere: the Kurama-dera Temple, a mountain temple in northern Kyoto full of forest and tranquillity.

From Kurama Station, you can feel that the atmosphere here is not like anywhere else. The small village is surrounded by mountains and forests, and it feels like walking into another world.

💖 Highlights mysteries and narratives on the sacred mountain:

â€Ē 👚 Land of Legends: This Kurama Mountain has a legend about "Tensnakes," Yokai, the guardian of the mountain. According to the story, Ten Snakes of Mount Kurama taught the sword to a legendary samurai like Minamoto no Yoshitsune. When you walk here, you really understand why this place has such a legend. The atmosphere feels like it slips into the world of ancient stories or anime scenes.

â€Ē 🔚 Kongo Toko: When you walk up to the courtyard of the main temple, don't miss it! There is a stone slab, which is believed to be the center where the forces from the universe and the earth meet. The Mu method is to stand at the center, close your eyes, spread your arms slightly to receive pure energy, charge the life force to the full tube. âœĻ

â€Ē ðŸŒē Hiking Trail Through Nature: On the way up the temple, one must walk through the mountain forest. Tall trees lined all the way and the silence of nature gives this place a very calm and magical atmosphere around.

â€Ē ðŸšĄ Kurama Cable Car (Strong Saver): There is a cable car. If you don't want to walk up the hill, you can use the Kurama Cable Car to save a lot of walking force. From the point down the basket, you still have to walk up to the gauge a little more, but the path through the mountain forest is beautiful and the atmosphere is very calm.

If anyone wants to see Kyoto, another quiet, calm and legendary corner of the mountains, this is a must-see place. ðŸŒē👚

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🕰ïļ Opening and closing hours: 09: 00 - 16: 00

🚌 Travel (How to get there):

Eizan Railway (Eizan Dentetsu): Get off Kurama Station (Exit the station and find a red giant snake head located here)

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