Tokyo and Kyoto
The capital of Japan between the 8th and 19th centuries, Kyoto is proud to be home to an exceptional and varied legacy in the fields of art, culture, religion and ideas. Every step you take reveals a new architectural treasure in the form of a castle, palace, temple, shrine or garden. Among all this wealth, the sumptuous Nijo Castle, the residence of the unifier Tokugawa Ieyasu, stands out; the 1,001 gilded wooden statues of the Sanjusangendo temple; the Kiyomizu, Ryoanji, Ginkakuji or Silver Pavilion, and Kinkakuji or Golden Pavilion temples; and the Katsura Imperial Villa, an architectural gem. Don't miss the Gion district, the ideal place to discover kabuki theatre, traditional arts such as flower arranging, and the Maiko, whose ornate appearance is the stereotype of the geisha for Westerners.
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Experience Details
What is included?
- Round-trip flight.
- Transfer from the airport to the hotel in Tokyo.
- Stay at the selected hotel in Tokyo.
- Selected meal plan in Tokyo.
- Stay at the selected hotel in Kyoto.
- Selected meal plan in Kyoto.
- Transfer from the hotel in Kyoto to the airport.
- Travel insurance.
What is not included?
- Accommodation rates in Tokyo paid directly at the establishment.
- Transfer from the hotel in Tokyo to the hotel in Kyoto.
- JAPAN RAIL PASS.
IMPORTANT
- - Triple rooms in Japan are generally rooms with two single beds or one double bed, in which a folding bed is installed to accommodate the third person, with the consequent inconvenience that this entails, so we advise against its use as far as possible.
- Check with your international vaccination centre about the preventive health measures recommended in Japan.
- Depending on the return flight, the duration of the trip could be one more day.
- Generally, people with tattoos are not accepted in onsen for cultural reasons. If the tattoos are small, they can be covered with gauze, but access is not guaranteed if the tattoos are large.
- A credit card is considered a guarantee, so sometimes its use is essential to be able to check into hotels.
- Normally, hotels have a crib for babies. Otherwise, they will have to share a bed with an adult.
- Check the documentation required to enter the destinations visited and for transit in countries where there are stopovers.
- VERY IMPORTANT ABOUT THE JAPAN RAIL PASS: you can access the purchase and all the information about it on the website: http://www.jrpass.com/es. The Japan Rail Pass cannot be purchased more than three months in advance of the first train journey.
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Travel guide of Tokyo and Kyoto
Day 1:
CITY OF ORIGIN - TOKYO
Departure to Tokyo. Overnight on board.
Day 2:
TOKYO
Arrival and transfer from the airport to the selected hotel in Tokyo. Rest of the day at leisure. Accommodation.
What will you see today?
Imperial Palace and Outer Gardens, Tokyo
Day 3:
TOKYO
Free day. Accommodation.
What will you see today?
Tokyo Tower
Day 4:
TOKYO
Free day. Accommodation.
What will you see today?
Tokyo Train Station
Day 5:
TOKYO - KYOTO
Transfer from the selected hotel in Tokyo to the selected hotel in Kyoto on your own. Rest of the day free. Accommodation
Day 6:
KYOTO
Free day. Accommodation.
Day 7:
KYOTO
Free day. Accommodation.
Day 8:
KYOTO - CITY OF ORIGIN
At the agreed time, transfer to the airport. Flight to the city of origin. Night on board.
Day 9:
CITY OF ORIGIN - ARRIVAL
End of the trip and our services.
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