Walk the World Heritage Site "Kumano Kodo"! Recommended plan♪

Enjoy the World Heritage Site "Kumano Kodo"! Lunch rice balls included [Plan to enjoy walking the Kumano Kodo]

Walking the Kumano Kodo trails, a World Heritage Site, is popular! There are a wide variety of trails to enjoy, from beginner courses of about 1.5 km (about 30 minutes) to long-distance courses for those accustomed to mountain hiking.
The stone statue of "Gyuba Doji," dressed in monk's robes and riding a cow and a horse, is said to represent Emperor Kazan on his pilgrimage to Kumano, and is a designated historic site Tanabe-shi.
Other famous trees include "Nonaka's one-sided Cedar," a cedar with branches that only grow in one direction, and "Nonaka's Clear Water," a spring that has been selected as one of the "100 Famous Waters of the Kinki Region."
The hotel's shuttle bus leaves at 10:00am, and you can also take the bus to Shingu from Tanabe Station at 10:15am for easy Access to Takijiri Oji and Gyuba Doji.

*We will prepare "onigiri" for lunch the next day from 7:00 a.m. onwards. Please let us know your departure time the next day when you check in.
*There is a "Common Pilgrim's Notebook", and if you complete both the Kumano Kodo and the Camino de Santiago in Spain, you will be presented with a limited edition "Pilgrim of the Two Paths" pin badge. You can also be featured on a special website. Our hotel also has a "Common Pilgrim's Notebook" available.