Kingaku-Ji, Kyoto, Japan

My visit to Kinkaku-ji in Kyoto was a serene and enchanting experience that transported me into the heart of Japanese history and Zen tranquility. As I approached the shimmering golden pavilion, I was struck by its ethereal beauty reflecting in the tranquil pond below. The history of Kinkaku-ji, originally built in the 14th century and later restored after a devastating fire, is steeped in spiritual significance. Each level of the pavilion, adorned with different architectural styles, tells a story of devotion and artistic mastery. The atmosphere around the temple was serene, with the sound of softly rustling leaves and the scent of incense in the air, creating an ambiance of contemplation and reverence. My visit to Kinkaku-ji left me with a deep sense of tranquility and a profound connection to the profound spiritual and cultural heritage of Japan.

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12x35

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Sale

35 x 12

88.9 x 30.48

€299

€199

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