Mount Koya
WHAT TO DO IN Mount Koya
Discover the spiritual heart of Japan as you wander through Mount Koya (Kōyasan), a UNESCO World Heritage site nestled in the mountains of Wakayama. Begin your journey at Okunoin Cemetery, Japan’s largest and most atmospheric graveyard, where lantern-lit paths lead to the mausoleum of Kobo Daishi, the founder of Shingon Buddhism. Explore the serene temple complex of Danjo Garan, with its striking red pagoda, and learn about centuries-old Buddhist traditions. For a deeper experience, spend a night in a shukubo (temple lodging), where you can join morning prayers and savor traditional shojin ryori vegetarian meals. Whether you’re hiking the sacred trails, meditating in quiet halls, or simply soaking in the mountain air, Mount Koya offers a journey of discovery that blends spiritual reflection, cultural immersion, and natural beauty.
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