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Join Cindy and Spring from China, Minatani from Japan, and Daniel from the USA on an enchanting journey through the picturesque mountain village roads as they set out to visit the serene Jakko-in Temple. Nestled in the northern part of Kyoto, Japan, this historical Buddhist temple is known for its tranquility, stunning gardens, and rich history.
In this video, you'll witness the beauty of cultural exchange as these four travelers come together to explore the natural and cultural wonders of Japan. They embark on a scenic walk through winding mountain paths, surrounded by lush greenery, where the colors of nature change with the seasons.
Experience the breathtaking views of cherry blossoms in full bloom in spring, and the vibrant hues of autumn foliage in the fall. The ancient stone bridges and the moss-covered surroundings create an atmosphere of serenity that will transport you to a different world.
Discover the historical significance of Jakko-in Temple, where Japanese emperors have found solace, and samurai have left their mark. The journey is not just about reaching the destination; it's about the experiences, friendships, and cultural exchanges that happen along the way.
Don't miss the special moments these four friends share, such as trying traditional Japanese tea ceremonies, capturing stunning vistas, and embracing the harmonious blend of nature and history that Jakko-in Temple offers. Join Cindy, Spring, Minatani, and Daniel as they embark on this unforgettable adventure through the heart of Japan. Get ready for a visual feast and a cultural journey that will leave you inspired to explore more of this beautiful world.
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Jakko-in Temple (寂光院, Jakko-in) is a historic Buddhist temple located in the northern part of Kyoto, Japan. It is situated in the Takagamine area, which is known for its beautiful natural surroundings, making Jakko-in a peaceful and serene place to visit.
Here are some key points about Jakko-in Temple:
1. History: Jakko-in Temple has a long history that dates back to the Heian period (794-1185). It was originally founded in 594, and its current form was established in the 17th century. The temple has witnessed various renovations and expansions over the centuries.
2. Scenic Surroundings: One of the highlights of Jakko-in is its stunning garden, which changes with the seasons. The temple is particularly famous for its beautiful autumn foliage, with vibrant colors adorning the temple grounds during the fall.
3. Unique Features: Jakko-in is known for its picturesque moss garden and stone bridges. The tranquil atmosphere of the temple makes it a popular spot for meditation and contemplation.
4. Jakko-in's Connection to Japanese History: The temple has historical significance as it was the site where Emperor Go-Saga (1220-1272) retired to become a Buddhist monk in the late 13th century. The temple also played a role in the Sengoku period, during which it was connected to various samurai clans.
5. Visiting Jakko-in: While Jakko-in Temple is not as well-known or crowded as some other Kyoto temples, it offers a serene and less crowded experience. Visitors can explore the temple's buildings, gardens, and enjoy the tranquility of the surroundings.
6. Seasonal Events: The temple often hosts seasonal events, including tea ceremonies and special illuminations, which are particularly popular during cherry blossom and autumn foliage seasons.
7. Conservation Efforts: In recent years, the temple has been involved in conservation efforts to preserve its cultural and natural heritage. This includes measures to protect and maintain the temple's moss garden and other historic features.
When visiting Jakko-in Temple, it's important to check the opening hours and any admission fees, as these may vary throughout the year. Overall, Jakko-in offers a unique and serene experience for those interested in Japanese history and traditional temple architecture, as well as for those seeking a peaceful retreat in a beautiful natural setting.
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We decided to make the 6-hour round trip drive from North Idaho to the Lost Buck Pass trailhead in the Cabinet Mountains Wilderness of Western Montana. The drive was scenic and the hike was fantastic. The initial goal was to visit Lower Geiger Lake, then hike to Upper Geiger Lake, then hike up to Lost Buck Pass. Not surprising, there was still a lot of snow on the trail above Lower Geiger Lake. (26 June 2022) By the time you are reading this, the snow should be just another stream flowing into the lake. We spent too much time playing at the lakes, so we ran out of time to make it to Lost Buck Pass.
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The first 0.8 mile of Geiger Lakes Trail (656) is through lodgepole pine, then it opens to subalpine vegetation. Lower Geiger Lake is reached at about 2 miles; the trail continues to Trail 48 which leads to Upper Geiger Lake. This trail connects to Fourth of July Trail 115 and Divide Trail 360, so several circle and one-way trips may be made. Trail 656 climbs and continues to Lost Buck Pass and Trail 360, offering scenic views including an overlook to the west into Wanless Lake. No motorized vehicles are permitted on this trail, and no vehicles are allowed within the wilderness boundary.
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What better way to spend a day than hiking to the waterfall on Granite Creek and playing in the water? The Granite Creek Waterfall is located in the Cabinet Mountain Wilderness of Montana. If you ever find yourself in the area, make the hike. It is worth it.
The Cabinet Mountains Wilderness occupies the higher reaches of the northern Cabinet Range southwest of Libby. A narrow line of snow capped peaks, glacial lakes, valleys cut by icy streams, and cascading waterfalls runs north to south for 40 serpentine, up-an-down miles. Two major north-south ridges divide the north Cabinets, sending Lake Creek north to the Kootenai River while spilling the Bull River south to the Clark Fork. A dramatic vertical mile separates lush stream bottoms from the rocky crest of centrally located Snowshoe Peak-the apex of the range at 8,738 feet. These pointed pinnacles challenge technical climbers in a primeval setting. Contiguous wildlands larger than the designated Wilderness core encircle the Wilderness on all sides. The east face runs the length of the range in a row of rugged canyons from which the Cabinets get their name.
Wildlife in this wild, wet land include wolverine, deer, elk, moose, black bear and a small but threatened grizzly population. Mountain goats in the Cabinet Mountains Wilderness here in Camp Creek and in the dramatic Goat Rocks, with bighorn sheep common near Ibex Peak. The southwest face, containing McKay and Swamp creeks, is important fall range for both mule deer and grizzlies. Mosaics of conifers and hardwoods from a 1910 burn provide forage for grizzly bears and wintering elk.
Some 90 percent of the Cabinet Wilderness visitors travel on foot, with the remainder riding horses or hiking with pack stock. The area's mostly short, steep trails combined with a lack of forage explain the low level of horseback riders in the Cabinets. Two-thirds pack into the high lakes to fish. Most of the 85 lakes in the Wilderness contain fish and, as such, are the focal points of use.
Generally, the thirty trails are well maintained. Most of the trails are less than 5 miles long, penetrating east of west and ending in subalpine basins. Most of the available campsites are close to fishable lakes. The most heavily used trails are in the northeast and southern portions. There are ample secluded locations especially on the west side.
Winter recreation in the Cabinets is on the rise. The considerable snow depths and spectacular scenery offer terrific choices for snowshoeing and ski touring. Access routes in the southern third of the Wilderness are generally more popular for winter travel and snow camping.
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