Kinkaku, also known as the Golden Pavilion. The Golden Pavilion is probably the most photographed spot in Kyoto. The gilded pagoda sits on a large pond. This is definitely more beautiful than in the photos. The lands surrounding the pavilion are equally impressive.
"Temple of pure water", you will notice that water is a consistent theme of the whole complex. The areas are large enough and offer the best views of the city. It is also a wonderful place to see how leaves change color in autumn or see cherry blossoms in spring
Kannon is a Buddhist deity of mercy and compassion. A large statue is breathtaking, and you really feel a sense of peace while you are there.
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