Nothing is more Kyoto-esque than strolling along the streets of Gion and Higashiyama, the historic districts in Kyoto featuring well-preserved wooden buildings dating back to the feudal era of Japan. The streets here exude a unique charm, where one can easily get lost for a few hours at each turn around the corner just to take in the quaint and nostalgic ambience.
Notable spots —
Sannenzaka and Ninenzaka
The bustling stone-paved pedestrian streets leading to Kiyomizu-dela.
Hanamikoji Street
The teahouse alley and also the best place to spot geishas.
Shirakawa Lane
Tthe picturesque walk along the “white river”.
What are your favorite streets in Kyoto?
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