Visite Guidée Privée d'une Journée du mont Koya
Joined 2019
Le Mont Koya est un célèbre lieu de pélerinage depuis le IXe siècle. Le complexe bouddhique a été inauguré par le moine Kukai (nom bouddhique : Kobo Daishi) et vous accueille aujourd'hui pour une journée mémorable. Un voyage à travers l'histoire et le bouddhisme japonais vous attend.
Itinerary
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Meeting Point
A la gare Nankai Namba
Depuis la gare jusqu'au mont Koya
Nous prenons le train depuis Osaka et arrivons au mont Koya, via le périphérique. Nous voyons toute la région depuis le train, de la grande ville à la nature, puis gravissons la montagne.
Portail Daimon
Porte d'entrée vers le mont Koya et le monde des esprits.
Danjo Garan
Lieu de prière principale de la secte bouddhique Shingon depuis le IXe siècle.
Kongobuji
Temple construit à la fin du XVIe siècle par le dictateur militaire Hideyoshi Toyotomi, il sert de siège à la secte bouddhique Shingon.
Mausolée du clan Tokugawa
Mausolée de Ieyasu et Hidetada Tokugawa, importants shoguns et dictateurs militaires du Japon du début du XVIIe siècle
Oku no In
Fameux cimetière japonais, avec 200.000 tombes de familles plus ou moins célèbres et à sa fin, le mausolée de Kobo-Daishi, fondateur de ce lieu.
Du mont Koya jusqu'à la gare du mont Koya
Nous finissons de visiter le mont Koya aux alentours de 17h00. Il est temps pour nous de descendre la montagne en périphérique et de rentrer en train à Osaka.
Ending Point
A votre hôtel
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Inclusions & Exclusions
Frais de Guide
- Transports (6,000 JPY/personne)
- Entrée : Danjo Garan (1,000 JPY/personne)
- Entrée : Kongobu-ji (1,000 JPY/personne)
- Entrée : mausolée de la famille Tokugawa (200 JPY/personne)
- Déjeuner : moins de 3,000 JPY/personne
- Entrée, déjeuner et transports pour le guide (au client de payer)
Tour Important Information
Nous n'acceptons que des réservations depuis Osaka, comme la route est longue (déjà 3 heures depuis Osaka, aller). Merci de votre compréhension.
Le mont Koya est le siège de la secte bouddhique Shingon. Toute la ville est couverte de temples Shingon que nous pouvons visiter. Le cimetière Oku no in est célèbre mondialement. Nous irons le visiter pour payer respect aux 200.000 tombes et familles plus ou moins célèbres et pour visiter le mausolée de Kogo Daishi.
Important message from the supplier
No special conditions for the moment
Cancellation Policy
- Free cancellation - 8 days prior to meeting time
- 50% Refund - 3 to 7 days prior to meeting time
- No Refund - Within 2 day(s) prior to meeting time
Joined 2019
About Tour Guide Mouloud H.
Hello, my name is Mouloud and I have been living in Japan for more than 9 years, more specifically in Kansai. I mainly worked in the tourism field and now I would like to introduce you to my Kansai. Nara, Osaka, Kobe, Kyoto and so on, so many things to do and to see! I already have some tours for you but do not hesitate to contact me if you have other wishes. I am waiting for you!
Bonjour, je m’appelle Mouloud et ça fait plus de 9 ans que j’habite au Japon, plus précisément dans le Kansai. J’ai surtout travaillé dans le tourisme et maintenant, je voudrais directement vous faire découvrir mon Kansai. Nara, Osaka, Kobe, Kyoto, etc., tant de choses à faire et à voir ! Je vous propose déjà quelques circuits mais n’hésitez pas à me contacter si vous avez d’autres envies. Je vous attends.
Reviews
Anissa B.
“Tre️s sympathique ”
Très bien
Mouloud H.
Merci ici aussi Anissa ! J'espère que tout le reste de votre séjour s'est excellement bien passé.
Anissa B.
“guide sympathique”
Mouloud s adapte au groupe et aux demandes. Il a su transmettre les éléments significatifs de l histoire du pays. Le déroulement des visites était hors des sentiers battus
Mouloud H.
Merci Anissa pour vos réservations et vos critiques très positives ! En espèrant vous revoir bientôt.
Tao chih L.
“Had a great time with Mouloud guiding us.”
Mouloud does not just guide us, he tells us the historical background of Mt Yoshino and how some of the Japanese culture and history relates to the mountain, temples and shrines. It was educational. Mouloud was also patience with us as we have a member of the group who couldn’t move as fast as the others. Overall, it was a good day trip. Tiring but enjoyable. Thanks Mouloud. TC
Mouloud H.
Thank you TC for booking my tour and for your great review! I am glad you liked the tour even if it was tiring. I hope to see you again!
$528/ per group
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