Private Shravanabelagola-Tour als Tagesausflug ab Bangalore
Beschreibung
Entdecken Sie die weltweit größte monolithische Statue von Bahubali mit Ihrem Reiseleiter, der von Bangalore nach Shravanabelgola und zurück reist. Besuchen Sie die 57 Fuß hohe Statue, die eine Darstellung von Gomateswara, dem Sohn des ersten Jain Tirthankara Rishabha Deva, darstellt. Um die Statue zu erreichen, sind es 600 Stufen, und der Aufstieg dauert ungefähr eine Stunde, aber die unvergesslichen Aussichten machen den Aufstieg die Mühe wert.
Tour-Optionen
Reiseverlauf
Um 6.30 Uhr treffen Sie sich in Bangalore und fahren in Richtung 145 km entfernter Shravanabelagola. Sie haben die Wahl zwischen einem aufregenden Royal Enfield Classic Motorrad oder einem privaten Auto. Ein Guide wird Sie während dieser Tour jederzeit begleiten. Für diejenigen, die sich für die Motorradoption entschieden haben, beginnen Sie mit einer Orientierung der Motorräder sowie einer Sicherheitsbesprechung. Als Nächstes fahren Sie mit Ihrem Reiseleiter nach Bangalore. Machen Sie eine Pause auf dem Weg zum Frühstück und um ca. 10 Uhr morgens erreichen Sie den Fuß der größten Monolith-Statue der Welt. Die Statue wurde während der Zeit von Chamundaraya, einem Minister des Ganga-Königs Rajamalla zwischen 982 und 983 n. Chr., Geschnitzt. Die Statue ist 58 Fuß groß und gehört zu Gomateswara, dem Sohn des ersten Jain Tirtankara Vrishaba Deva. Die Tirthankara waren Vorbilder für Befreiungssuchende, sie wurden auch als menschliche spirituelle Führer angesehen. Klettern Sie 600 Stufen, um die Statue zu erreichen. In der Nähe der Statue befinden sich Figuren aller 24 Tirtankaras des Jainismus sowie mehrere Inschriften aus der Zeit zwischen 800 und 1800 n. Chr. Chandragiri ist ein Hügel in der Nähe der Statue, auf der der große mauryanische König Chandragupta Maurya den Frieden besucht hatte. Dort gibt es viele Denkmäler, die Nonnen, Mönchen und einfachen Leuten gehören. Alle 12 Jahre findet in Shravanabelagola eine spektakuläre Zeremonie statt, und die Statue ist Gomateswara, die mit Kurkuma, Wasser, Reis, Zuckerrohrsaft, Sandelholzpaste, Gold- und Silberblumen gesalbt ist. Das Mittagessen wird in einem traditionellen Haus serviert, wo Ihnen der Gastgeber einen frischen und heißen "Jain" Thalis serviert. Diese Gerichte werden in der Jain-Tradition zubereitet und sind rein vegetarisch und enthalten weder Zwiebeln noch Knoblauch. Gegen 19 Uhr kehren Sie zu Ihrem ursprünglichen Treffpunkt in Bangalore zurück.
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Wichtige Informationen
- In der Umgebung sind öffentliche Verkehrsmittel verfügbar.
- Nicht empfohlen für Reisende mit Wirbelsäulenverletzungen
- Reisende sollten mindestens eine gute Fitness haben.
- Bitte tragen Sie eine Mütze/Mütze, da es heiß werden kann
- Vor dem Erklimmen der Stufen müssen die Schuhe ausgezogen werden. Bitte bringen Sie ein zusätzliches Paar Socken mit. Sie können die Stufen auch mit Socken erklimmen, wenn Sie das bequemer finden, als barfuß zu klettern.
- Für die Eingabe von Kultstätten ist eine Kleiderordnung erforderlich. Keine Shorts oder ärmellose Tops erlaubt. Knie und Schultern MÜSSEN für Männer und Frauen bedeckt sein. Sie können die Einreise verweigern, wenn Sie diese Kleidungsvorschriften nicht einhalten
Bewertungen(10)
Very well organised, and good guide
With Balaji as driver and Rupesh as guide, day trip to Shravanbelgola made a great experience. The ride was comfortable. Everything was on-schedule and per plan. I highly recommend this tour.
This was a memorable tour from Bangalore. The journey was lovely through the countryside. The destination has the world's tallest monolith statue. We climbed 600 steps to a breathtaking view of the statue There is a temple around it. Our guide Roopesh was amazing He helped us understand the jain religion as the statue belonged to a monk of ghat order. The car and driver were excellent. I would very highly recommend this tour.
What a great trip! It's a long drive, so bring a book or something. It's a long walk to the top, but well worth it. If you go in the summer, bring socks because the steps are carved into the solid rock face, so get quite hot in the sun. If you have the energy, go see the temples on the other hill, across town.
Climbing up the 600 plus steps to view the amazing statue of Bahubali carved out of a single stone was a memorable experience for me and my family. The efficient driving by Thippesh to get us there and the informative guide services of Guru made this a great trip. The views from the top are breathtaking especially the lush green of the surrounding countryside.
Thanks so much for your kind review. I am delighted you enjoyed the tour with Tippesh and Guru. It was our pleasure hosting you.
Knowledgeable, English-speaking guide, safe and clean car with working air conditioning and safe driver. The venue itself is quite impressive. Avoid going in the summer if possible as the heat can be quite uncomfortable and the climb has to be made without shoes.
Thanks so much for this feedback. I am glad you enjoyed this tour to the world's largest monolith statue at Shravanabelagola.
From the top of the granite hill you will look out over rolling plains covered with cocoanut groves. The temple complex at the main site, on the higher hill, has a memorable collection of smaller statues of Jain luminaries, arranged in small rooms under the portico that runs around the courtyard. The main statue of Bahubali exceeds all expectations, not just in size, but in workmanship and impact. The early departure from Bangalore was very important, as we arrived by ten thirty and climbed the hill while there was still a morning breeze. Satish capably explained the site and its massive festival, held every twelve years, but he also gave us very helpful and candid introductions to much that we saw from the car as we drove out an back. We asked for an additional walk up onto the second, lower hill, Chandragiri, and it turned out to be among the best experiences we had in India. Satish said that we were the first visitors to ask to visit Chandragiri, about which he was also knowledgeable and enthusiastic. By the time we left the the sun had heated the granite, a challenge to our bare feet, but more than worth it. Between the hills Satish bought us some delicious chai masala from a small local shop facing the sacred tank. The chai maker grated fresh ginger into the brew. Wonderful. Also wonderful was the road between the main highway and the temple town, as we passed through a series of villages where people (women, mostly) were doing their washing on the rocky shore of ponds, threshing and winnowing grain, and sitting on their verandahs in the midday sun. We stopped for a good lunch at a modern roadside restaurant on the big highway back to Bangalore. The food and conversation were both good, and the day was entirely pleasant and memorable.
You will enjoy both the statue, the temple, and the views. Just make sure you can go up the stairs! Satish added explanations, and even links to local films, that made me understand the culture around it. I took 5 tours during my stay in Bangalore, 3 of them with Five Senses Tours. Had I known them before, I would have taken all 5 tours with them. And I definitely will contact them directly next time I visit India.
Hello again! I am happy you enjoyed the tour with Satish to Shravanabelagola the world's largest monolith statue. It was our pleasure.
We had a very good time during our visit. We learned a lot about the Hindu culture and the place itself.
Thanks for your kind words. Am glad you found this tour worth it and learnt about a new culture!
The tour to Sharavanbelagola is a pleasant day trip from bangalore to the countryside. The route is through scenic villages and farms. tbe Statue is gigantic and sits on top of a mountain. There are a set of 600 steps to climb to reach the statue. On top there are statues for all the 24 monks of jainism. The view from the hill top is worth this trip. Our guide Satish was a very friendly guy who tool pains to ensure we understood the tenets of Jainism and also arranged local food which was very delicious. I would strongly recommend this tour.
