It's our 3rd day in Kyoto and next destination is Arashiyama Bamboo Grove - A bamboo forest and one of the most photographed place in this photogenic city of Kyoto. A literally beautiful in every corner, in every pathways and even in the marketplace. 
What to do in Arashiyama? Explore all the path in the legend below, rent a bike or ride a rickshaw.
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| Arashiyama Park Legend | 
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| Hozu River | 
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| View of the river at Observatory Deck | 
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| Sagano or the Togetsukyo Bridge popular for or its illumination at night
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| The happy face when it's your first time ;) | 
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| Boat for rent though we haven't try | 
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| Ricksaw - A human powered transport. Available for rent too!
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| Exploring deep inside the grove | 
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| Up the hill to the Observatory Deck | 
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| .......and when you reach the top. Baby Julio you've been here at your second trimester!
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| A breathe of fresh air! No wonder they lived longer than any person in the planet.
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| The Bamboo Grove | 
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| When your heart is full | 
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| I wonder how come this bamboos are single stem? | 
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| A closer look of the single stem bamboo. In so much awe of how they maintain
 this towering bamboo stalk. Nature
 is really close to my heart.
 That is why my house is surrounded by
 bamboos and other threes.
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| Our day ended at Nishiki Market | 
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| Crowded and small passageways. No problem, weather is cool and no pickpocketers.
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| Freezing cold face | 
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| Dinner in a fastfood. Ordered  at a vendo machine, tickets presented at the counter. What a convenient
 way to order. In Osaka we encountered a one
 man fastfood called Yoshinoya.
 Great savings of manpower.
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| What a day!  After meal another 30 minutes walk to our #agodabasecamp! We felt so healthy
 because of all day walking and a glass of tea!
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