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Audio Guide Tenryu-ji Temple

4.4(15,961 reviews)
Duration: 32 min
Tenryu-ji Temple
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About this place

A principal Rinzai Zen Buddhist temple from the 14th century located in Arashiyama, renowned for its zen garden designed by a distinguished monk.

Practical information

Japón, 〒616-8385 京都府京都市右京区嵯峨天龍寺芒ノ馬場町68
Opening hoursMonday: 08:30 - 17:00 Tuesday: 08:30 - 17:00 Wednesday: 08:30 - 17:00 Thursday: 08:30 - 17:00 Friday: 08:30 - 17:00 Saturday: 08:30 - 17:00 Sunday: 08:30 - 17:00
$Free entry
Wheelchair accessible
Official website+81 75-881-1235See more on Google Maps

Editorial summary

Templo budista venerable ubicado al pie de varias montañas, con salones de té y jardines amplios y tranquilos.

— Google

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Vivi Suárez

Imprescindible: Un Santuario de Paz y Belleza en Arashiyama El Templo Tenryu-ji es, sin duda, una visita obligada si estás en Kioto, especialmente si planeas ir al famoso bosque de bambú de Arashiyama. Desde el momento en que cruzas la entrada, sientes una atmósfera de paz inigualable. El templo en sí es una joya de la escuela Rinzai del Budismo Zen, pero lo que realmente te roba el aliento es su Jardín Sogenchi Teien. Este jardín, diseñado en el siglo XIV, es una obra maestra del paisajismo japonés que ha mantenido su diseño original. Pasear por los alrededores del estanque es una experiencia meditativa, con las montañas de Arashiyama sirviendo de telón de fondo. La forma en que las rocas, el agua y la vegetación se combinan cambia constantemente con la luz, ofreciendo vistas espectaculares en cada rincón. Mi recomendación: Dedica tiempo a pasear lentamente por el jardín antes de entrar en los edificios del templo. Si vas en otoño, el colorido del momiji (hojas de arce) es simplemente mágico, pero en cualquier época del año, la belleza del lugar es absoluta. ¡Una experiencia de 5 estrellas para el alma!

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Raiken Zero

Tal vez el templo jardín más hermoso de Kyoto aunque la belleza es subjetiva. Lo objetivo es que tiene muchísima historia dentro de los 5 Grandes Templos Zen y es un sitio Patrimonio de la humanidad por la UNESCO.

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AV

Zona jardín muy bonita, pudimos ver alguna hoja rogiza que le quedaba precioso al pasiaje y paseo corto pero agradable. El templo está en una zona muy bonita y cerca del bosque de bambú

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Points included in this audio guide

1
Sōgenchi Garden

Sōgenchi Garden

A 14th-century Zen garden designed by Musō Soseki, regarded as one of Japan's most refined landscape gardens. It features a large central pond that mirrors the surrounding mountains.

2
Ōhōjō (Great Main Hall)

Ōhōjō (Great Main Hall)

The temple's principal building, reconstructed in 1899, offering the finest views of the Sōgenchi garden.

3
Hattō (Dharma Hall)

Hattō (Dharma Hall)

A lecture hall occupying the heart of the temple complex, renowned for its striking ceiling painting of the dragon Unryūzu, created by the artist Suzuki Shōnen.

4
Tahōden

Tahōden

A pavilion constructed in 1934 in Kamakura style, housing a wooden statue of Emperor Go-Daigo.

5
Kohōjō (Small Main Hall)

Kohōjō (Small Main Hall)

Built in 1924 adjacent to the Ōhōjō, this building offers magnificent views across the garden, with mountains reflected in the pond.

6
Chokushi Gate

Chokushi Gate

A single-storey entrance gate built in the Yotsuashimon style, the oldest structure within the temple complex and a representative example of Momoyama period architecture.

7
Hyakkaen Garden

Hyakkaen Garden

A landscaped pathway connecting to the northern entrance, featuring a rich variety of flowers that bloom throughout the seasons, including camellias and hydrangeas.

8
Imperial Tombs

Imperial Tombs

The graves of emperors Go-Saga and Kameyama, located within the temple grounds.

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8 points of interest included
  • 1.Sōgenchi Garden
  • 2.Ōhōjō (Great Main Hall)
  • 3.Hattō (Dharma Hall)
  • 4.Tahōden
  • 5.Kohōjō (Small Main Hall)
  • 6.Chokushi Gate
  • 7.Hyakkaen Garden
  • 8.Imperial Tombs

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