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1 Kyoto is worth visiting.
2 It is worthwhile (one word) to visit Kyoto. but 'It is worth visiting Kyoto.' is more common/natural.
3 It is worth enough to visit Kyoto.
Are the sentences above all correct?
Thank you!
OP
2006
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