Discover Kyoto’s hidden gems on an e-bike tour, then unwind with a luxurious aroma spa treatment. Perfect blend of adventure and relaxation.
Discover Kyoto’s hidden gems on an e-bike tour, then unwind with a luxurious aroma spa treatment. Perfect blend of adventure and relaxation.
- Kiyomizu-dera Temple - The guide will pause near Kiyomizudera Temple, a renowned landmark in Kyoto. From this vantage point, visitors will learn about the temple’s rich history, its famous wooden stage overlooking the city, and the spiritual significance of the surrounding grounds. To access the inner areas, such as the Main Hall, Kiyomizu Stage,…
- Kiyomizu-dera Temple - The guide will pause near Kiyomizudera Temple, a renowned landmark in Kyoto. From this vantage point, visitors will learn about the temple’s rich history, its famous wooden stage overlooking the city, and the spiritual significance of the surrounding grounds. To access the inner areas, such as the Main Hall, Kiyomizu Stage, and Otowa Waterfall, an entrance ticket is required (approximately ¥500–¥600). Visitors can also enjoy the historic streets and explore the many traditional shops and snack stalls without entering the paid zone.
- Chion-in Temple - Explore Chion-in Temple, celebrated for its massive Sanmon gate and tranquil gardens. The guide will discuss the temple’s history, architecture, and its importance in Japanese Buddhism. Visitors can wander through the grounds, admire the gardens, and capture photos of the grand temple buildings.
- Nanzen-ji Temple - Discover Nanzenji Temple, a Zen temple renowned for its impressive Sanmon gate and serene walkways. Learn about Zen practices and the temple’s historical role while enjoying the peaceful atmosphere.
- Nanzenji Suirokaku - Within the Nanzenji Temple grounds, visitors will find the Suirokaku Aqueduct, an elegant red-brick structure built in the late 19th century during the Meiji era. Originally designed to carry water and trains, it now stands as a unique blend of Western engineering and Japanese temple architecture. The guide will share its history and significance while visitors walk along the aqueduct, enjoy the peaceful surroundings, and take photos of this iconic Kyoto landmark.
- Philosopher’s Walk - Cycle or stroll along the Philosopher’s Path, a tranquil, tree-lined canal path in Kyoto’s northern Higashiyama district. Named after the famous philosopher Nishida Kitaro, who is said to have walked this route for daily meditation, the path offers a serene and scenic experience. The guide will share the history of the area and highlight charming local temples, small shrines, and seasonal features like cherry blossoms in spring. It’s an ideal spot to pause, take photos, and enjoy the quiet beauty of Kyoto away from the crowds.
- Heian Jingu Shrine Otorii - Stop at the Heian Jingu Grand Torii for a photo opportunity at one of Kyoto’s largest torii gates. Continue to Yasaka Shrine, a vibrant Shinto shrine at the heart of Gion. The guide will share stories about the shrine’s festivals and cultural traditions.
- Hanamikoji Street - Ride or stroll along Hanamikoji Street, one of Kyoto’s most picturesque streets in the historic Gion district. Lined with traditional machiya townhouses, quaint tea houses, and artisan shops, this street offers a glimpse into Kyoto’s past. The guide will share the history of Gion, the culture of geisha and maiko, and point out hidden gems along the way. Stop to admire the architecture, browse local shops, or take photos of the charming streetscape.
- Fushimi Inari Taisha - Experience the world-famous Fushimi Inari Taisha with its thousands of red torii gates. The guide will explain the spiritual meaning behind the gates and the shrine’s history. Visitors can explore deeper sections of the mountain trail on their own if they wish.
- Sanjusangendo Temple - Visit Sanjusangendo Temple, renowned for its 1,001 life-size statues of Kannon, the goddess of mercy. The guide will explain the temple’s history and spiritual significance while visitors admire the impressive wooden statues and the long, elegant hall. It’s a stunning example of Japanese craftsmanship and devotion. Entrance is around ¥600–¥1,000 depending on the season.
- Tofuku-ji Temple - Stop at Tofukuji Temple to visit the Gau-nkyo Bridge, a picturesque wooden bridge that offers a stunning view of the temple’s gardens and surrounding landscape. The guide will explain the history of the bridge and its role in the temple grounds.
- Shimogamo Jinja - Discover Shimogamo Shrine, one of Kyoto’s oldest Shinto shrines, surrounded by a lush forest. Learn about the shrine’s cultural significance, annual festivals, and spiritual rituals while enjoying the serene, natural setting. Entrance to the grounds is free, but special inner areas may require a small fee (around ¥1000).
- Hokan-ji Temple - Visit Hokanji Temple, a historic temple with charming architecture and a quiet atmosphere. The guide will share the temple’s background and its role in Kyoto’s religious and cultural history.
- Yasui-Konpiragu - Explore Yasui Konpiragu Shrine, famous for its “wish-fulfilling stones” that visitors pass through to have their prayers granted. The guide will explain the shrine’s traditions and the significance of its unique rituals.
- Nishi Honganji - Visit Nishi Honganji, a historic Buddhist temple known for its grand architecture and serene courtyards. The guide will share insights into the Jodo Shinshu sect, the temple’s history, and its cultural significance.
- Higashi Hongan-ji Temple - Explore Higashi Honganji, another major temple of the Jodo Shinshu sect, famous for its large wooden halls and intricate architectural details. Learn about the temple’s spiritual and historical importance while strolling through the peaceful grounds.
- Toji - Visit Toji Temple, known for its five-story pagoda, the tallest wooden structure in Japan. The guide will share stories about the temple’s history, architecture, and its role in Kyoto’s spiritual and cultural life. Entrance is around ¥800 for the pagoda area.
- Honen-in - Visit Honenin Temple, a peaceful and historic temple tucked away in Kyoto’s eastern Higashiyama area. Known for its tranquil gardens, traditional architecture, and seasonal foliage, the temple offers a quiet escape from the city’s bustle. The guide will explain the temple’s history, its connection to Japanese Buddhism, and the symbolism behind its gardens and structures. Take time to stroll the serene grounds, enjoy the natural beauty, and capture memorable photos.

- Private E-Bike with Insurance
- Customized tour route based on your preferences
- English-speaking guide
- Private E-Bike with Insurance
- Customized tour route based on your preferences
- English-speaking guide
- Meals
- Parking fees
- Gratuities
- Meals
- Parking fees
- Gratuities
Discover the charming backstreets of Kyoto on a private e-bike tour led by an English-speaking guide. Enjoy a leisurely ride through traditional areas and past tranquil temples, with opportunities for stunning photos and short walks. Following your cycling journey, treat yourself to a refreshing spa experience at Kayco VIVID, a top-rated salon renowned…
Discover the charming backstreets of Kyoto on a private e-bike tour led by an English-speaking guide. Enjoy a leisurely ride through traditional areas and past tranquil temples, with opportunities for stunning photos and short walks. Following your cycling journey, treat yourself to a refreshing spa experience at Kayco VIVID, a top-rated salon renowned for its exceptional services. Select from a range of treatments, such as aroma body massages and facials, featuring high-quality essential oils to rejuvenate your mind and body. Ideal for travelers looking for a mix of cultural exploration and relaxation.
Treatment prices (pay directly at the salon):
• 45-min Aroma Body – ¥9,900
• 60-min Aroma Body – ¥12,100
• 60-min Facial – ¥14,300
• 90-min Facial – ¥26,400
• 100-min Aroma Body & Facial – ¥22,000
Please note that treatment fees are not included in the e-bike tour price.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.