[Kyoto] From Bamboo to Hidden Shrines: Kyoto’s Private Escape Tour by Car

• Tired of the crowds and cookie-cutter tours?
• This private tour is crafted for travelers seeking Kyoto’s quieter, spiritual side—the one guidebooks often miss.
• We begin in Arashiyama at peaceful temples that are still considered must-visits, yet remain pleasantly uncrowded. From there, we drive into Kyoto’s northern countryside, away from the tourist map, into the deep green of forests and old villages.
• You'll walk shaded paths, breathe in the scent of moss and trees, and visit sacred places known for their silence more than their fame. One stop includes a tranquil garden where time seems to pause. Another, a centuries-old shrine tucked deep in the mountains, doesn’t appear on maps—and its name is deliberately kept secret.
• Some say it feels like entering another world. Others fall silent, moved by the stillness.
• This isn’t just a sightseeing trip. It’s a meditative journey into Kyoto’s sacred quiet.
• Special launch offer: 40% off for early guests.

One of Kyoto’s most iconic sights, this beautiful bamboo forest offers a serene walk through towering green stalks. Unlike most visitors, we drive to a less crowded area deeper in the grove, so you won’t need to walk far—and there’s a high chance to take photos without other people in the background. Your guide will lead you to the best photo spots.