Excursión de un día al Templo de Cao Dai y la Montaña de la Dama Negra
Descripción
Embárcate en un viaje único al Templo Sagrado de Cao Dai, un vibrante complejo que muestra una mezcla de budismo, taoísmo, confucianismo y cristianismo. Después del almuerzo, conquista Black Lady Mountain, el pico más alto del sureste de Vietnam, que ofrece vistas impresionantes. Experimente un emocionante paseo en teleférico u opte por una caminata panorámica mientras disfruta de la belleza natural y los templos serenos que adornan este majestuoso paisaje. Aspectos destacados de la experiencia: Visita al templo de Cao Dai: Explora el colorido y espiritual Templo Sagrado de Cao Dai, una fusión única de religiones. Black Lady Mountain Adventure: Conquista el pico más alto del sureste de Vietnam para disfrutar de impresionantes vistas panorámicas. Experiencia de Teleférico: Disfruta de un emocionante paseo con impresionantes vistas de cascadas y densos bosques. Trekking panorámico: Elija una caminata panorámica a la cumbre para una experiencia de naturaleza inmersiva.
Opciones de la excursión
Itinerario
Primero nos dirigiremos al Templo Sagrado de Cao Dai. Este complejo de templos incluye casas, oficinas administrativas, residencias para funcionarios y adeptos y un hospital especializado en medicina herbal tradicional vietnamita, que atrae a personas de todo el sur para recibir tratamientos. El templo te sorprenderá con sus coloridas decoraciones en la pared, techos y pilares. Es el hogar de la secta Cao Dai, que practica un híbrido único de budismo, taoísmo, confucianismo y cristianismo.
Después del almuerzo en un restaurante local, procederemos a Black Lady Mountain, aproximadamente a 11 kilómetros al noreste de Tay Ninh, cerca de la frontera vietnamita - camboyana. Black Lady Mountain consta de tres picos principales, que cubren un área de 24 kilómetros y alcanzan una altitud de 986 metros. Conquistar la montaña de 986 metros de altura, la más alta de la región sureste del país, es una experiencia única en la vida. Los hermosos templos y cuevas de la montaña, que alguna vez albergaron monjes y monjas budistas, permanecen en gran medida intactos. Mientras se eleva en el teleférico, disfrutará de una vista panorámica de una cascada que brilla bajo el misterioso sol y el denso bosque. Sin embargo, para aquellos que prefieren no tomar el teleférico, también existe la opción de caminar hasta la cima de la montaña. Precaución: Se ruega a los visitantes que usen pantalones o faldas que cubran las rodillas. No olvide quitarse los sombreros, abrigos y zapatos antes de entrar al templo.
Lo más destacado
Qué incluye
Lugares y horarios de recogida
Recogida y regreso al hotel en el centro HCMC (distrito 1,3,5,10, Phu Nhuan)
Valoraciones de viajeros
Información importante
- Adecuado para todos los niveles de aptitud física
- Precaución: los visitantes solo deben usar pantalones o faldas que cubran la rodilla. No olvide quitarse los sombreros, abrigos y zapatos antes de ingresar al templo.
- Máximo 1 niño acompañado de 1 adulto, el segundo niño pagará el precio de adulto
Opiniones(6)
Lovely guide for a great tour. A longish drive but lots to see - the Cao Dai ceremony, the amazing view from the mountain and the temples and pagodas on the slopes. Recommended.
We had a wonderful trip to the Cao Dai temple and Ba Dem mountain. Our guide, Hahn, was extremely knowledgeable- there wasn’t a question I asked that she didn’t have an answer for and I ask a lot of questions. It’s a long drive but we rode in comfort there and back. This seems like it isn’t one of the top tourist destinations in HCMC but the experience, especially the Cao Dai temple, was my favorite of our time there. My husband and I highly recommend this tour.
The Cao Dai Temple is beyond beautiful! We entered the Temple after the worshippers and sat cross-legged on the floor behind the congregation for the 45-minute service. Their religion combines elements of other religions. After the service we went to lunch followed by a cable car ride up the mountain to the Black Lady Pagoda. This structure was also a feast for the eyes. Our guide, Lois, was very knowledgeable and helpful.
I was mostly interested in the hike and unfortunately it was the less interesting part of the tour. We went first to the Cao Dai Temple, and it was interesting and quite unique. The religion is only 100years old. We reached the mountain at 1pm and it was already very hot. If you want to climb the moutain ask the guide to start by this part first thing in the morning. We took the cable car to go half way up to the mountain, which has a nice / temple pagoda. There are a lot of constructions going on (new buildings) so that took away some of the peace and charm of the place. We then starting the climb, it is a narrow, steep and rocky path. What was very sad was that the path is literally littered by empty plastic bottles. It was litterally a lot more dirty than saigon's streets. At mid point we ran out of water and had to come down. We could have bought more bottles at the temples but we were not told that it would such a hard and long hike : heat, steep, rocky. I won't come back to this mountain,at least until I hear that the path is cleaned up by the mountain organisation. Our guide English was excellent,knowledgeable, the car comfortable and the drive was smooth.
Dear MrLosaa, Warmest greetings from Hoi An Express, Thank you for choosing our tour to explore the Cao Dai Temple and the Black Lady Mount. We apologize for any inconvenience incurred to you during the trip; it is our responsibility to not having told you about the hiking may not suit your physical condition as well as not able to prepare for the weather on that day. Also, it is such a pity that the destination was not received enough preservation for maintaining its own charm and wholesome atmosphere. Luckily, it is such a relieve you found our tour guide and driver staff helpful and knowledgeable. Looking forwards to your coming back soon to us for more improved service experiences. Regards,
<p>This was my favorite tour. The first part at the mountain involves a lot of climbing, but it is well worth it. The second half is chill and they let you stay at the church as long as you would like without pressure.</p>
