Shirakawago

Shirakawago, an old village, is well-known for its snow-white wonderland in the winter, but it also draws travelers in the fall for its vibrant red and yellow woodlands. The village's rows of closely spaced wooden homes have gassho-zukuri architecture, and the sloped roof is thatched with grass to resemble praying hands. The roof is made to endure Shirakawago's severe winters and heavy snowfall. Shirakawago, a historic village in Gifu, Japan, is well-known for its lovely golden autumn scenery, which also makes people swoon.

Shirakawago village is very beautiful in the autumn, so come here if you want to see it all. The lake's surface is blue in the shadow of red foliage, the old houses are plainly visible, and the path is covered in fallen leaves when there is no snow. Tourists are drawn to the village because of its history in addition to the stunning natural surroundings. The houses are still in condition even though the village was founded roughly 300 years ago. Shirakawago village currently contains roughly 100 homes. More than 20 historic wooden houses have been meticulously preserved, maintaining the way things were in the past.

Location: Gifu City, Japan