Excursión al templo de Ramappa y el diamante Kohinoor, patrimonio mundial, desde Hyderabad en coche
Descripción
Adéntrate en el fascinante viaje del legendario Diamante Kohinoor mientras este tour inmersivo rastrea sus orígenes desde Warangal hasta la Corona Británica, mientras descubres el rico legado cultural del Imperio Kakatiya. Explora el Templo Ramappa, declarado Patrimonio de la Humanidad por la UNESCO, conocido por su exquisita artesanía e ingeniería, y visita el histórico Templo Bhadrakali, donde la tradición local conecta el Kohinoor con el ojo izquierdo de la deidad. Continúe hasta el icónico Templo de los Mil Pilares para admirar la arquitectura kakatiya, mientras aprende sobre sus reformas sociales progresivas que desafiaron a las jerarquías de castas y su gobernanza eficiente admirada por Marco Polo. Esta experiencia es curada por Five Senses Tours, un operador reconocido por el Ministerio de Turismo y miembro de la Asociación India de Operadores Turísticos. Diseñado con viajes responsables en su núcleo, el tour apoya los medios de vida locales involucrando a guías regionales y empresas, asegurando que el turismo beneficie a las comunidades locales.
Opciones de la excursión
Itinerario
Este magnífico templo dedicado a Lord Rudreshwara (Shiva) y sitio del patrimonio mundial fue construido en el siglo XIII durante el reinado del gobernante Kakatiya Ganapati Deva. La estructura de piedra arenisca es una pieza arquitectónica notable con sus vigas decoradas y pilares de granito tallado. Una característica distintiva de este templo es el uso de ladrillos porosos ligeros o "ladrillos flotantes", para reducir el peso de la estructura del techo.
El templo de Bhadrakali es uno de los templos más antiguos dedicados al culto de la diosa madre. Es esta deidad de la diosa la que tenía el diamante Kohinoor como ojo izquierdo en el siglo XIV. Construido en el año 625 d. C., se encuentra en un entorno pintoresco a orillas del lago Bhadrakali. La estructura del templo está sostenida por pilares cuadrados, una declaración de estilo única en la arquitectura. Un punto culminante de este templo es la escultura de un león feroz, el vehículo sagrado de la Diosa, frente al santuario.
Nuestro destino final en el recorrido por Warangal es el Templo de los Mil Pilares, uno de los mejores especímenes de la arquitectura de Kakatiya. Construido en el 1163 d.C. por el rey Rudra Deva, el templo tiene tres santuarios dedicados al Señor Shiva, Vishnu y el dios sol. El templo tiene 1000 pilares, cada uno de los cuales está adornado con ricas tallas. Lo más destacado de la arquitectura es que los 1000 pilares están construidos de tal manera que ninguno de ellos obstruye la vista del santuario. Todo el templo se asemeja a la forma de una estrella y los pilares tienen intrincados grabados de obras de arte. El diseño del templo es tal que los rayos del sol de la mañana caen directamente sobre el Shiva Lingam.
Lo más destacado
Qué incluye
Lugares y horarios de recogida
Recogida en todos los hoteles de la ciudad de Hyderabad.
Valoraciones de viajeros
Información importante
- Hay opciones de transporte público disponibles en las cercanías
- Adecuado para todos los niveles de aptitud física
Opiniones(24)
We had an enjoyable trip to Ramappa temple, the 1000 pillar temple and Badrakali temple with a knowledgeable guide. She explained the history of the temples and the Kakatheya empire. The tour had a comfortable SUV and the driver was good at navigating traffic. Overall a very enjoyable trip, I recommend it to anyone who is interested in learning about history of the region.
My teenage son and I had a great day. It is a long car trip, but our guide, Sashi, and the driver made sure everything was taken care of. Their flexibility and attention really made the trip feel customized to us. Ramappa Temple is a fantastic blend of engineering and craftsmanship. At the temple we met an additional expert guide who showed us all of the details and explained the meaning behind them. One thing I wish I had known was that since shoes must be removed when visiting active temples, sandals or other easy-off shoes are ideal.
The trip to visit the three temples, with Ramappa being the highlight, was outstanding. Such an immersing experience and absoulutely worth it. Sainath is a fantastic guide and so knowledgeable. He really took his time to explain details and guide around the temples. The food was also excellent.
PhD Sathish was very professional and knowledgeable about Indian history. He was great detail to induce rich Indian history. We had great trip.
Amazing tour, the experience was very enjoyable. I really liked the ancient temples and the explanations given by the guide.
The guide, Srinu, was very knowledgeable, the temples very fascinating, and lunch was delicious as well. My only marks against the tour are: 1) The fact it's a 4 hour trip each way, which wasn't clear from the info here. Knowing that ahead of time would have been nice to be able to plan accordingly. 2) After getting back to Hyderabad we went to a shop with an *extremely* pushy owner who wouldn't accept no for an answer and just kept pestering me to buy very expensive things. Having to tell a guy no over and over again for 30 minutes is not my idea of fun and really took away from the experience.
Again another great history tour from our guide (Srinu).learned another interesting history about the India's hyderabad region. Showed us the cuisine of the area. Again if you like history of other countries this is the way to go.
It is ancient Hindu Temple, full of artistic carving of the life of God, King and his protectors. A carving storytelling temple
I had an absolutely fantastic experience on this tour! As a solo female traveler, I couldn’t have felt more comfortable or well taken care of on this tour. The guide Sainath was incredibly knowledgeable, sharing not only detailed historical facts but also captivating stories that made the history come alive. Our driver Veera was equally impressive – he drove smoothly and safely, ensuring a comfortable and relaxing ride for all of us. On top of that, he was extremely courteous and attentive to my needs. The food was another highlight, offering an authentic taste of local cuisine that was both delicious and satisfying. This tour is highly recommended, especially with Sainath and Veera leading the way. Their passion and professionalism made it an unforgettable adventure!
The visit to this temple was worth the travel time of 4 hours one way. It was the most beautiful, esthetically pleasing temple so far and the amazing mason work most impressive. A highlight of my trip to India! 😎😊👍🙏
