The Sagano Bamboo Forest located in Arashiyama is the second most popular tourist attraction in Kyoto. Walking in this bamboo forest makes you feel like you are lost in another world. Although quite crowded during the peak tourist season, it is undeniable that Sagano bamboo forest is a place to visit when coming to this place. Autumn is the best time to visit Hitachi Seaside Park, a popular park on the east coast of Honshu – Japan’s largest island. This is the ideal place for you to have a short break away from the hustle and bustle of the city. Hitachi Seaside Park, located northeast of Tokyo, welcomes visitors at any time of the year thanks to its flowers blooming like a colorful picture. September is the ideal time to visit because the flowers are in full bloom but if you like to see Baby Blue Eyes flowers, you should come in April or May. Have you ever wanted to visit the Wisteria tunnel? If so, the Kawachi garden located in the southern part of Kyushu is the destination for you. The Japanese love Wisteria and flowers are the hallmark of Japanese Waka poetry. The best time to visit the garden is at the end of April when the flowers are at their brightest. If you have time to Tokyo, you should spend a day visiting Kawagoe. Kawagoe is famous for its rivers and is often called “little Edo” because the main road here still retains the old atmosphere of towns from the Edo period (1603-1867). Kawagoe Festival is held for 3 days on the third Saturday and Sunday of October. The Fuji Shibazakura Festival is an annual event held in the area of ​​5 lakes around Mount Fuji. Visitors to the festival will be treated to a breathtaking view. That is the beauty of more than 800,000 alternating pink, white and purple flowers covering the field. This festival is usually held between April and June and the best time is every morning. Fushimi Inari Shine is one of the most important Shinto shrines in southern Kyoto that remembers the merits of Inari – the god of rice. The foxes here are said to be messengers of the god Inari so there are many fox statues around the temple. The main attraction for tourists is the thousands of gates of the Shinto Shinto shrine arranged consecutively around the main houses. The Nakasendo Path is a walking path that begins in Kyoto and ends in Edo. Nakasendo means “road through the mountains” and was an important route of the 17th century. To go all the way, it takes you 10 days, walking 3-4 hours each day. It has impressive scenes that contain features of Japan’s long history. Natadera Temple is beautiful at all times, especially in winter. This temple is 1300 years old, founded in 717 by a Buddhist monk. Both the nearby Mount Hakusan and the shrine are popular sacred destinations to this day. If you want a place that has both ancient historical sites and scenic spots, don’t miss Seigantoji Temple. Located in the Wakayama district, Higashimuro, the temple is 3 stories high and next to it is a beautiful waterfall 133 meters high. The Japanese want to preserve their traditions of bamboo and rice cultivation by holding a bamboo light festival in Taketa, Ōita. This event started in 2000 attracting visitors from all over the world who come here to see 20,000 lanterns light up for 3 nights. This festival starts from the third Friday of November. You can always do interesting things in Osaka whether on a warm sunny day or a rainy day. This is the second largest city in Japan after Tokyo with unique architecture, bustling nightlife, delicious street food and of course the famous Osaka castle. Hokkaido is Japan’s second largest island located in the north. This place is a vast and wild land with an area 40 times the size of Tokyo but the population is only 1/3 of that. If visiting this fascinating land, be sure to visit the Blue Pond (Aoiike) with its beautiful clear blue water made from natural minerals. Cherry blossoms are one of the most characteristic features of Japan. Every spring, Japan is covered with tender cherry blossom petals. However, if you want to enjoy the beauty of this flower, you need to choose the right time because cherry blossoms only bloom for a few weeks. If you plan to visit Japan, it would be a mistake not to visit one of the country’s most famous natural wonders. Those are Chureito Pagoda and Mount Fuji. From Chureito Pagoda, visitors can admire the breathtaking view of Mount Fuji. This is a temple built in 1963 as a symbol of peace.

Ojcow National Park, Poland: This place is called Poland’s golden autumn. The smallest national park in the country, Ojcow is located near the ancient capital Krakow. From early September, oaks and sycamores change their leaves with a combination of bright red and moldy red. Trails run through streams, caves and houses deep in the forest. Lake District, Cumbria, England: The Lake District is the largest park in England, and autumn colors in this area are also extremely rich. Looking over the water, the treeline leaves appear red-green. When walking on the road into the town, visitors can admire the autumn forest with many intertwined colors. It is also home to England’s highest mountain, Scafell Pike, and the largest and deepest lakes. Westonbirt Arboretum, Gloucestershire – Autumn paradise in England: This nursery attracts visitors throughout all seasons of the year, but especially in the last days of October, the green trees like changing color, dyed red make the scenery become so magical. Herne Hill, London: After picking up coffee beans at Herne Hill or having breakfast at Lido Café, you can take a stroll around Brockwell Park for amazing views of the London skyline. Dolcoch Rainforest in Wales: Snowdonia National Park is a place where you can see a wild and impressive picture of nature. The Talyllly Railway runs for 7 miles, running along Tywyn Beach to the Fathew Valley, leading to the majestic waterfalls of Dolgoch and Nant Gwernol. Along the forest trail, visitors will come to a rainforest valley, surrounded by ancient trees and ferns and green moss. Peebles, Scotland: In early October, the trees around this town turned vibrant colors. To see giant “samples” (katsura trees), visit the botanical garden in Dawyck and enjoy great coffee there. Cinque Terre, Italy: Imprinted with Mediterranean culture, in Cinque Terre, visitors can take a walk on the street facing the sea filled with red and yellow leaves. However, there are some roads that are closed to the public due to the risk of landslides. Lake Bled, Slovenia: A beautiful glacial lake surrounded by the majestic Julian Alps and verdant jungle. In the middle of the lake is a natural and unique floating island in Slovenia, prominent on it is the ASumption church, 52m high and the way to the tower has 99 steps. In autumn, the trees’ shadows leaning down to the lake create colors that attract tourists’ eyes. Mount Piatra Craiului Transylvania: In October, when the leaves are gradually thinning, the Piatra Craiului mountain range is great to explore. The trails are clearly visible, going up to high points where visitors can zoom their eyes across the area. Finnish Lapland: Visitors have an extremely interesting cycling trip in Finland, north of the North Pole, watching colorful nature. Dorset Lookout Tower, Near Toronto: Ontario’s Muskoka area is Toronto’s outdoor area, with red granite rocks dotted with rivers and waterfalls. East of Bracebridge, passing Highway 117, visitors can see forests of oak, birch and maple. Brilliant yellow. Adirondack Range, New York State: The whole Adirondack region in autumn is like a picture with beautiful warm colors, the red and yellow of the trees, the blue of the sky. The Adirondack Mountains are home to a variety of terrain from valleys to passes and waterfalls. Therefore, this is also a beautiful place to see the brilliant and diverse autumn colors of the Northeast American region. Cape Breton Island, Nova Scotia: In the fall, the entire island “puts on” a multi-colored shirt, bright red, yellow and green colors from the trees that do not change color. Great Smoky Mountains, Tennessee / North Carolina: In this national park, visitors can see far into the distance. The roads can drive or walk to see the autumn leaves here. Gunma Prefecture, Honshu, Japan: A picnic at the Gunma Army, Honshu in the fall is a trip not to be missed. A trip to the Ichinokurasawa valley, to see one of the three largest rock faces in Japan. Or luckily, visitors may encounter herds of wild monkeys. Kamikochi National Park, Honshu: In central Honshu, a 3-hour drive northeast of Nagoya, is one of the most fascinating sites in the Japanese Alps. The slopes are covered with brilliant orange-dark oak forests. There are walking trails that offer views across the valleys.