The Golden Pavilion in Kyoto is exactly that, and a must see for anyone visiting the city.
It reminded me of the Golden Temple in Amritsar, India, though this one was made of wood, not solid gold.
The Golden Pavilion in Kyoto, Japan
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Categories: Features, Japan, Photos
Post tags: blogsherpa, Japan, kyoto, Photos
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This was one of my favorite places to visit in Japan. I loved that when I was there, much like in this photo, the sky was cloudy and overcast and it made the gold really pop. So gorgeous. The Golden Pavillion and Nijo-jo were my favorites!
This is interesting information share over here. the photo of Golden Pavilion is very attractive and impressive. really the natural scenery surround this location is really wonderful. i am so excite by watching this beautiful photo.