[Kyoto Maple Viewing] Only God knows how beautiful it is when the leaves are all red.

It is said that by the end of November, the maple leaves in Kyoto are almost all red. When I went to Kyoto before, only about 10% of the maple leaves were red, and it was already very beautiful. If they are all red now, I really don't know how beautiful it will be. Since you are in Kyoto to see the maple leaves, you must visit Sanzen-in Temple in the suburbs of Kyoto if you have the chance. Although this ancient temple is not as famous as Kiyomizu-dera Temple, it is also a rare and quiet place to enjoy the scenery. Here are some photo spots in Sanzen-in Temple that you should not miss: 1️⃣ The steps leading to Sanzen-in Temple The steps in front of the entrance to Sanzen-in Temple (where there is a stone monument of Sanzen-in Temple) are lined with lush maple trees on both sides, and the red leaves on both sides of the steps are very beautiful. 2️⃣ Suzaku Gate Suzaku Gate near the exit is also the Suzaku Gate mentioned in the full name of Sanzen-in Temple. 3️⃣ Ojo Gokuraku-in Temple A beautiful garden in Sanzen-in Temple, with maple trees dotting the courtyard, is a typical Japanese garden style. 4️⃣ Red Torii Gate There is a small red torii gate in the direction of Kannon Hall, surrounded by lush green trees. 5️⃣ Popular Red Bridge A red bridge hidden deep in Sanzen-in Temple, which is more artistic when photographed with a telephoto lens. In addition to these well-known photo spots, Sanzen-in Temple also has various hidden photo spots, which are not difficult to find and discover while strolling around. ⛩️ Attraction: Sanzen-in Temple, Kyoto 🚉 Transportation: Take bus No. 17 to the end and walk for about 10 minutes 🎫 Ticket: JPY 700