Horyu-ji Temple
One of Japan's oldest temples and a UNESCO World Heritage site, Hōryū-ji houses the world's oldest surviving wooden structures. Founded in 607 CE by Prince Shōtoku, it showcases early Buddhist architecture and contains priceless cultural treasures.
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About Horyu-ji Temple
One of Japan's oldest temples and a UNESCO World Heritage site, Hōryū-ji houses the world's oldest surviving wooden structures. Founded in 607 CE by Prince Shōtoku, it showcases early Buddhist architecture and contains priceless cultural treasures.
Type
Buddhist Temple
Location
TakatoriAddress
1-1-1 Hōryūji Sannai, Ikaruga, Ikoma District, Nara 636-0115, Japan
636-0115
Phone
+81Website
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