The stunning autumn leaves covering the ground – Yase Autumn Leaves Trail

If you go to Kyoto to see the autumn leaves, you may be unfamiliar with the place name Yase, but if you go to Mount Hiei or Rurikoin, you will probably pass by here. Even during the autumn leaves season, there are fewer tourists than in the famous scenic spots in downtown Kyoto, so you can enjoy the natural beauty at your leisure. The Yase Red Leaf Trail is located next to the Mt. Hiei Cable Car Station. Although it is called a "trail", it covers an area of ​​about 3,000 square meters, which is a large "park" for Hong Kong people. This time we took the train from Demachiyanagi Station to Yase Hieiguchi, and then walked a few minutes from the station. The trail is an enclosed path built along the mountain, with the entrance and exit at the same location. The entire trail is about 300 meters long, and along the trail there are red leaves covering the sky all the time. It only takes 3 to 5 minutes to walk quickly, but whether you look up at the hillside from the bottom of the mountain or look down from a high place, it is very beautiful and will definitely make you stop and take a closer look. It is not too much to spend half an hour on it. Since we planned to visit Enryakuji Temple early in the morning, we arrived at around 8 o'clock in the morning. As a result, we booked the entire place, which was very luxurious. Moreover, this trail is a free attraction. If you plan to visit Enryakuji Temple or Rurikoin Temple on Mount Hiei, remember to reserve time to visit it. #JapaneseAttractions #OverseasTravel #Japan #Kyoto #RedLeaves #japan #kyoto #countryside #もみじ