Osaka Castle is one of Japan's most famous landmarks. It was built in the 16th century, and it has played a very significant role in the unification and history of Japan. The castle has gained a lot of popularity in recent times since it's one of the most iconic places to see cherry blossoms or Sakura from late March to early April.

Himeji Castle is the first monument to be recognised in Japan as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It has been bestowed with the title of Japanese National Treasure. It's one of the 12 castles in Japan that have been preserved in their original state.

Hiroshima is a city that bore the brunt of unbridled human ambition when, on August 6th 1945, it became the first city to be the target of the atomic bomb during WWII. This blog will give you all the practical details about visiting the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park.

One of the most riveting experiences of our Japan trip was a visit to the beautiful Fushimi Inari Taisha shrine. Thousands of bright vermilion-painted torii gates straddle both sides of the narrow mountain path leading up to Mount Inari to create a stunning visual at the Fushimi Inari Taisha.

The UNESCO World Heritage Site of Kiyomizu-dera Temple is also known for its stunning architecture, dating back almost 1200 years. 3 streams of sacred water flow into the temple Kiyomizu-dera, thus rendering it the moniker that translates to 'Pure water temple'. The special feature of this temple is the large veranda, popularly known as the Kiyomizu Stage, that juts out from the main hall. The Kiyomizu Stage, built in 1633, is an architectural marvel in its own right.

The Sanjūsangendō Temple in Kyoto is a cherished national treasure of Japan. If you're looking for an unspoiled spiritual experience right in the city centre, then Sanjūsangendō is a temple you must visit. The relics that you see here are unparalleled in their beauty.