This World Heritage Site can easily be accessed by train from Nara (train journey about 10min). From Horyuji train station it's about 20min to walk. The grounds are vast and the entrance fee is absol… Full review by Martina1888
Mar 13, 2020
Historically the Horyuji is a very important temple: it was founded in 607 CE by Prince Shotoku, who is credited with the early court promotion of Buddhism in Japan. This temple, therefore, can be c… Full review by RaymondHua
Dec 16, 2019
Horyuji, the oldest still existing wooden construction of the world, is designated as a world cultural heritage. It is absolutely worth visiting. The premises of the temple, which are divided into th… Full review by kimitakas
Hello, thank you for a great review of Horyuji Temple. I'm going to visit it next year. I hope you can answer my question. Actually - two questions. I am an avid photographer and also an amateur movie maker. Please, let me know if photography and video is allowed at this temple. Have you seen people taking photos? Second - I'd like to bring in a camera tripod. Have you seen anybody using those? Some places don't allow tripods. Thanks, Albert
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Some areas allow photography and filming...other areas do not. If I were you, I would contact them ahead of time and explain what it is you would like to do to see if they may make an …
Some areas allow photography and filming...other areas do not. If I were you, I would contact them ahead of time and explain what it is you would like to do to see if they may make an exception for you. I did see people with tripods, but I also remember signs prohibiting them in places. I hope this helps. It is a wonderful and fascinating place to visit. Enjoy!
Oct 26, 2023
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