Things to do in Ine

บัตรท่องเที่ยวสองวันสุดคุ้ม เริ่มจากสถานี Amanohashidate เดินไปขึ้นเรือข้ามฟาก ไปขึ้น cable car และต่อด้วยรถบัสไปวัด ทั้งขาไปกลับสะดวกมากเสียดายไม่ได้มีเวลาได้ใช้ไป Ine ไว้โอกาสหน้าต้องวางแผนใหม่  ตอนขึ้นเรือถ้าซื้อข้าวเกรียบแท่งไปด้วยสามารถให้อาหารนกด้วย

The boat house in Ine is a very quiet place in Kyoto. After changing a few buses, you can see the primitive fishermen's village. Here you can communicate with the yacht owner parked next to you and take a boat tour. The boat owner will provide some shrimp cakes to attract seagulls to surround you. It's very beautiful.

Very good, the pass is easy to redeem, and it is about 15% cheaper than buying it on site. You need to stay overnight to visit Amanohashidate and Ine (there are not many accommodation options, so you need to book in advance), and play for 1.5-2 days. There are not many tourists and it is very relaxing.

Looking out over Amanohashidate, you'll see a strip of land connecting the two sides of the sea. Nearby is a small, open-air temple dedicated to peace. The ropeway is a must-try experience. With no cabins, you'll descend from the open-air seats, clutching the handles. It's a thrilling experience. They even greet the passengers ascending. Recommended: The panoramic view; the connection between the mountains and the sea; the cableway's split cabin and open-air seating is a truly wonderful experience.

Lovely view of the surrounding islands at the top of Amanohashidate Viewland. I enjoyed the beautiful autumn scenery today while sitting on the chair lift as it moved up the hill. Move to the top to get a panoramic view and you will not regret visiting it.

The cable car of Amanohashidate, one of the three most scenic spots in Japan. The cable car goes up and down the mountain to the viewing platform and other attractions. There are two types of cable cars to choose from. [Scenery] Beautiful scenery of mountains and seas! 【Fun】Fun ride! The choice of ride varies from person to person! [Value for money] A bit exciting!

In the ancient capital, there are shrines and temples everywhere. This one is a bit niche so there are not many people, but everything you need is here. The architectural style is also full of ancient charm and Zen. The red torii seems to have become the most standard building in the shrine, which is very local!

Fun experience, but definitely recommend arriving early to dodge some of the lines!!!