Unwrap the mystery of Japan’s spirituality at Unesco World Heritage site Kumano Kodo. The pilgrimage routes to Wakayama’s Kumano Sanzan shrines in the Kii Mountains, known as the Kumano Kodo ...
A bout 700 feet from Zambezi National Park and less than a 10-minute drive to Mosi-oa-Tunya, a.k.a. Victoria Falls, one of ...
The Koumano Kodo pilgrimage trail is home to some of Japan's most spiritual sites with temples, shrines and beautiful forests ...
Today, the World Heritage-designated Kumano Kodo and Kumano Sanzan aren’t just for pilgrims, nor is the journey arduous. For those who make the trip, it’s a chance to experience Japan’s ...
The Kumano Kodo, leading to Kumano, the sacred land of the Gods, is one of the few pilgrimage roads designated as a UNESCO World Heritage site. Twenty years after the designation, we explore the ...
Supporting Believers for a Millennium: A Kumano Kodo Temple Lodge We meet a temple lodge proprietor who is said to be the descendant of demons. The historic lodge is frequented by practitioners of ...
Hikers walk on mountain path of the Kumano Kodo in Taiki, Mie Prefecture, Japan, in 2024. YOMIURI SHIMBUN/AP With hiking growing in popularity, maintaining mountain trails has become a pressing ...
People say it carries the voice of the deities, which seemed appropriate as we were on the Kumano Kodo, Japan’s ancient pilgrimage route. Kohei Yuri explained to us that he and his wife had come to ...
These include the UNESCO-listed Kumano Kodo pilgrimage trails; Koyasan, the sacred Shingon Buddhist mountain and its mossy monk cemetery where you can overnight at shukubo (temple inns); and the 8 ...
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