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Audio Guide Ryoan-ji Temple

4.5(10,830 reviews)
Duration: 32 min
Ryoan-ji Temple
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About this place

A celebrated Zen temple renowned for its dry garden featuring 15 stones arranged in such a way that all of them cannot be viewed simultaneously. A UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Practical information

13 Ryōanji Goryōnoshitachō, Ukyo Ward, Kyoto, 616-8001, Japón
Opening hoursMonday: 08:00 - 17:00 Tuesday: 08:00 - 17:00 Wednesday: 08:00 - 17:00 Thursday: 08:00 - 17:00 Friday: 08:00 - 17:00 Saturday: 08:00 - 17:00 Sunday: 08:00 - 17:00
$Free entry
Official website+81 75-463-2216See more on Google Maps

Editorial summary

Templo del siglo XV en un entorno pintoresco, con un famoso jardín zen de rocas y un restaurante de yudofu.

— Google

Google Reviews

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Erick Khoen

Más allá de las descripciones las fotos y los vídeos para mí es un lugar francamente increíble visítalo con calma pasea disfruta y eso sí procura venir a primera hora de la mañana antes de que se llene de ríos de turistas un lugar imprescindible si vienes a Kioto. Recomendable venir en otoño en la temporada de Momiji

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Fabiola Valenzuela Beltrán

Muy bonito lugar. Acojedor, silencioso, listo para apreciarse y relajarse. Tienes que quitarte los zapatos para entrar. Es un buen lugar para conocer.

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Dianaaa_gus

Es muy hermoso, es extremadamente tranquilo, realmente no se porque pero es muy relajante y no es nada caro la entrada

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Points included in this audio guide

1
Zen Rock Garden (Karesansui)

Zen Rock Garden (Karesansui)

This celebrated dry garden features 15 stones arranged in 5 groups upon meticulously raked white gravel, conceived as a space for zen meditation.

2
Hōjō (Principal Hall)

Hōjō (Principal Hall)

The abbot's residence, from whose veranda one can view the zen rock garden.

3
Kyoyochi Pond

Kyoyochi Pond

A 12th-century water garden built as part of the Fujiwara estate, particularly striking in autumn.

4
Tea House and Tea Garden

Tea House and Tea Garden

A 17th-century tea house with its own garden, regarded as a cultural treasure of the temple.

5
Tsukubai of Ryōan-ji

Tsukubai of Ryōan-ji

A renowned stone basin carved with kanji inscriptions that form the zen message 'I know only satisfaction'.

6
Seven Imperial Tombs

Seven Imperial Tombs

A mausoleum housing the graves of seven Japanese emperors, restored during the nineteenth century at the behest of Emperor Meiji.

7
Sanmon Gate

Sanmon Gate

Traditional temple gateway that marks the entrance to the sacred grounds.

8
Butsuden

Butsuden

The main Buddha hall of the temple, where Shaka Nyorai (Śākyamuni) is venerated.

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8 points of interest included
  • 1.Zen Rock Garden (Karesansui)
  • 2.Hōjō (Principal Hall)
  • 3.Kyoyochi Pond
  • 4.Tea House and Tea Garden
  • 5.Tsukubai of Ryōan-ji
  • 6.Seven Imperial Tombs
  • 7.Sanmon Gate
  • 8.Butsuden

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