Book an autumn outing after the epidemic! Where are the top 10 maple viewing places that must be collected by Japanese and Korean students? Maple color changes on the banks of Mount Fuji Lake in Japan; maple red intertwined with historical temples; small trains in Arashiyama shuttled through the red leaf tunnel; Kawagoe Kitayuan and Glacier Shrine to enjoy maple and marriage… The first maple red view of Seorak Mountain in South Korea; take the cable car to enjoy the red leaves in the mountains; visit the Wutai Mountain to visit the filming location of “Ghosts”; it is rare to see the maple snow dancing together on Zhiyi Mountain… Whether it is the classic maple viewing route or the emerging hot spots for check-in, the travel platform Klook has exposed 10 most popular attractions. Take advantage of the departure of October and November to take pictures of your beautiful blockbusters in the maple!
Recommended Japanese and Korean maple viewing #01▼Mountain Fuji
As Japan's most classic maple viewing resort, there are many attractions around Mount Fuji that can be visited through a one-day tour to enjoy the colorful maple red feast. First, go straight to the mountainside “Five Eyes” and look at the beauty of maple leaves changing red and yellow among the mountain paths; then enjoy the red leaf corridor, and walk in the Ninohahaha, which is famous for its traditional thatched hut and is a world cultural heritage with Mount Fuji, and it seems to have traveled to another era; finally, come to the shore of Sagami Lake, and take a look at the reflection of maple leaves in the lake and mountains, and feel the transcendent beauty of Mount Fuji like a fairyland.
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Recommended Japanese and Korean maple viewing##02▼Izu
Located in the Izu Peninsula in the eastern part of Shizuoka Prefecture, it is also a famous maple viewing resort in Japan. In addition to looking at Mount Fuji from Japan's longest suspension bridge, Mishima Sky Trail, and feeling the splendor of the maple red strolls, you can also check in with Shuzenji Temple, known as “Izu Little Kyoto”, and immerse yourself in the historical temple with more than 2,000 maple trees and Japanese garden landscapes. This is also the location of Japan's latest famous maple viewing house, “Rekhai Plum Garden”. Even if you visit in early winter from late November to mid-December, you can still capture the natural scenery formed by red maples and taste the long afterglow of autumn.
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Recommended Japanese and Korean maple viewing#▼Asagi
Ashikaga City, Tochigi Prefecture, is an ancient city full of historical style known as the “Little Kyoto”, and has many well-known maple viewing attractions. Klook also undertakes a one-day guide plan, which includes a “Tawarase Valley Railway Train” with a total length of about 44 kilometers, enjoying a maple red covering both sides of the railway. It also takes passengers to stroll on the geometric bridge, enjoying the magnificent scenery of the maple leaves scattered in Takatsuto Gorge, and easily take beautiful photos of high angles. At night, you can go to the “Light Garden” created by Ashikaga Flower Park to watch a light show composed of 4 million lights, and match the maple red landscape, it is like being in an immersive work of art.
