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Visit the World Heritage sites of Mt. Koya

You will visit Okunoin and Danjo Garan(The Great Stupa & Lecture Hall),
The Great Gate, Reihokan Museum , Kongobuji Temple, Tokugawa's Mausoleum and Women's Temple.

Koyasan 2-Day Tour (with Guide)

Departure	Mar.5-Nov.28：Mon. & Thu. (Except Apr.29, Jul.15, Aug.12,15, Sep.1416,23, Oct14.)
Tour Fare (per person)	55,000 yen (Adult) / 49,000 yen (Child 6-11 yrs.) 4,000 yen (Single supplement. / Hotel: Temple Lodging Fukuchi-in) / 500 yen(Triple reduction)
Meals	1 Breakfast, 2 Lunch and 1 Dinner included.
Pick-up	For pick-up services, please, click here.
Drop-off	Not available.
Minimum	2 persons
Guide	English-speaking Guide service is included.

Itenarery

Day 1
9:40 a.m.	Swissôtel NankaiNankai Namba Station (Nankai Limited Express /90 min) Gokurakubashi StationMt. Koya Station
Lunch	Japanese-style lunch.
	* Okuno-in Temple (70 min)* Danjo Garan (Konpon Daito/Main Hall) (75 min)
3:30 -4:00 p.m.	Shukubo (Temple Lodging) / Fukuchi-in Temple
Day 2
	Those who wish to may participate in the morning devotions from 6:00 a.m.
9:00 a.m.	Shukubo (Temple Lodging)/Fukuchi-in Temple* Daimon Gate (20 min) Reihokan Museum (50 min)Kongobuji Temple (60 min)
Lunch	Japanese-style lunch.
	Tokugawake Family Mausoleum (15 min)Nyonindo Temple (15 min)Mt. Koya StationGokurakubashi Station (Nankai Limited Express/ 90 min)
4:45 -5:15 p.m.	The tour will disband upon arrival at Nankai Namba Station.

Tour Highlights

Danjo Garan: Garan was where various temples were built at the time Koyasan was founded and it is one of the two most sacred sites of Koyasan alongside Okunoin.

Okunoin: Okunoni is the most sacred site for Daishi-worshippers. It houses the mausoleum of Kobo Daishi, and the pure stream of the famous River Tamagawa cleanses the souls of worshippers.

The Great Gate: The main front gate to Koyasan.
The present structure was built in 1705. The guardians of Buddha on both sides (Agyo and Ungyo) were created by sculptures named Koi and Uncho in the Edo Period.

Kongobuji Temple: Kongobuji Temple is the collective name of Koyasan. It is known throughout Japan as the headquarters of the Koyasan Shingon sect of Buddhism, with over 4,000 temples and ten million believers.

Remarks

Public transportation will be used.
You will walk a long distance between destinations, so please wear comfotable shoes.
The temperature on top of Mt.Koya is 8 degress Celsius colder than the temperature in Kyoto or Osaka, so please dress appropriately.
Please indicate the name of the hotel you staying at the night befor and after.
The order of the tour itinerary is subject to change.
Baggage service is not included.
Only when paying by credit card.

Please refer "Terms & Conditions" before you make a payment.

: The application with The Booking Request Form is possible until 4 days before the tour date.