February - USD 1,750 / adult
March - USD 1,870 / adult
Itinerary
Accommodation
Kyoto Tokyu Hotel (★★★★) or similar
Fairfield by Marriott Osaka Namba (★★★★) or similar
Highlights
Fushimi Inari Taisha
One of Japan’s most iconic Shinto shrines.
Walk beneath thousands of brilliant vermilion torii gates winding up the sacred mountain. This shrine is dedicated to Inari, the god of prosperity and business.
Expect endless tunnel of red torii gates, fox statues (messengers of Inari), and beautiful forest pathways.
Kiyomizu-dera Temple
A UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of Kyoto’s oldest temples.
The massive wooden stage overlooks Kyoto and offers breathtaking panoramic views.
Expect traditional temple architecture, the sacred Otowa Waterfall, and historic shopping streets.
Higashiyama District
Step back into old Kyoto and walk through preserved streets lined with: tea houses, traditional wooden machiya houses, kimono shops, local handicrafts, and matcha cafés.
Pontocho Alley
One of Kyoto’s most atmospheric streets. This narrow lantern-lit alley is famous for traditional restaurants, Geisha sightings, riverside dining, and authentic Kyoto ambiance.
Arashiyama Bamboo Grove
Walk through one of Japan’s most photographed landscapes.
Towering bamboo stalks sway overhead creating a peaceful and magical atmosphere.
Tenryu-ji Temple
UNESCO World Heritage Site.
One of Kyoto’s most important Zen temples, featuring beautiful landscaped gardens, a mountain scenery, and traditional architecture.
Togetsukyo Bridge
The famous “Moon Crossing Bridge.”
Enjoy spectacular river views surrounded by seasonal scenery! Nearby attractions include riverside cafés, souvenir shops, and ice cream & matcha treats.
Gion District
Kyoto’s famous geisha district.
Stroll through elegant streets lined with wooden tea houses. You may be fortunate enough to glimpse a geiko or maiko on her way to an appointment.
Nara Deer Park
Meet the world-famous sacred deer that roam freely throughout the park.
Visitors may feed them with special deer crackers available for purchase.
Todaiji Temple
One of the largest wooden buildings in the world.
Inside stands the magnificent Great Buddha (Daibutsu), one of Japan’s national treasures.
Umeda Sky Building
One of Osaka’s most recognizable modern landmarks.
Dotonbori
Osaka’s entertainment district.
Expect giant neon signs. the famous Glico Running Man, street performers, the river promenade, and countless food stalls.
Shinsaibashi Shopping Arcade
One of Japan’s premier shopping streets.
Perfect for Japanese cosmetics, fashion, souvenirs, snacks, and matcha products.
Kuromon Ichiba Market
Known as “Osaka’s Kitchen.”
Browse more than 150 specialty shops selling fresh seafood, wagyu beef, sushi, mochi and other Japanese sweets.
Osaka Castle
One of Japan’s most famous castles.
Surrounded by beautiful gardens and historic stone walls, it offers one last memorable photo opportunity before departure.
Included:
- Airfare
- Philippine travel tax
- Private bus transfers
- 4-Star hotels
- City taxes
- English-speaking tour guide
- Tipping to drivers and guide
- Entrance tickets
- Pre-holiday supplement
Excluded:
- Single supplement
- Luggage delivery service
- Meals not specified
- Personal expenses