What other travelers are saying about Daigo-ji Temple
Walked from the nearest train station. Walk took about 10 mins. Pay to enter. Large temple complex. Pagoda. Temple buildings. Monk from Henan China visited in ancient times. The back of the ground is located a pond with a little bridge. Very pretty surrounded by trees as we visited during autumn leaves season
Third visit to Kyoto, but first time here and I regret not coming here earlier. The grounds are vast, so even with a few school groups, you will still feel alone in the gardens to enjoy the peacefulness. The autumn colors are slowly starting to show, although the temperature is still too high for the time of year. No doubt cherry blossom season here would be breathtaking, judging from all the weeping sakura trees on the grounds.
The most beautiful Japanese gardens I've seen in Japan yet. I went on a weekday and I was alone there. You don't need to pay the extra 500 yen to get deeper into this house though (where the garden is), it's redundant.
Also the pagoda in the other area is beautiful.
However, when I visited there were a lot of trees being cut down (from what I gathered they were damaged in a storm or something like that) so there was a lot of noise from that, unfortunately. Still, I would highly recommend this place!
My favourite place in Kyoto!
Visited in October and there were only a handful of people around, which made it really special to explore.
The beauty around the premises is serene, unlike any other of the previous temples and gardens I visited in Japan.
Beautiful place. Definitely attempt to go here early morning to avoid the crowds. We arrived here at 9am and stayed for 2 hours. The entire experience was like a personal tour for ourselves with no outside noise like every other temple in Japan. Perhaps we got lucky, but this place is definitely amplified by the seasons - lucky folks might get the infamous red leaves during the fall!
