Excursión de día completo a Delhi
Descripción
Delhi es la capital de la India y se destaca como una de las principales atracciones del mundo. Reconocida por su rica historia, cultura y arquitectura, la ciudad atrae a muchos visitantes tanto locales como extranjeros anualmente. Poderosos gobernantes localmente conocidos como Maharajah alguna vez gobernaron la región desde esta ciudad que aún hoy sigue siendo una fuerza con la que contar. Los nombres que pueden mencionarse incluyen Mughals, Khiljis y Tughlaqs.
Opciones de la excursión
Itinerario
El Fuerte Rojo es un fuerte histórico en la ciudad de Delhi en India. Cada año, en el Día de la Independencia de India, el Primer Ministro iza la "bandera tricolor" india en la puerta principal del fuerte y pronuncia un discurso transmitido a nivel nacional desde sus murallas.
El Qutb Minar, también deletreado como Qutab Minar o Qutub Minar, es un minarete que forma parte del complejo Qutb, declarado Patrimonio de la Humanidad por la UNESCO en el área de Mehrauli en Delhi, India. Qutb Minar es una torre cónica de 73 metros de altura de cinco pisos, con un diámetro base de 14,3 metros, que se reduce a 2,7 metros en la parte superior del pico.
El Templo del Loto, ubicado en Delhi, India, es una Casa de Adoración bahá'í que se dedicó en diciembre de 1986. Notable por su forma de flor, se ha convertido en una atracción prominente en la ciudad. Al igual que todas las Casas de Adoración Bahá'í, el Templo del Loto está abierto a todos, independientemente de su religión o cualquier otra calificación.
La Puerta de la India es un monumento de guerra ubicado a horcajadas en el Rajpath, en el borde oriental del "eje ceremonial" de Nueva Delhi, India, anteriormente llamado Kingsway.
El Sansad Bhavan es la casa del Parlamento de la India, que contiene el Lok Sabha y el Rajya Sabha ubicados en Nueva Delhi.
El Rashtrapati Bhavan es el hogar oficial del presidente de la India ubicado en el extremo occidental de Rajpath en Nueva Delhi, India
La Masjid e Jahan Numa, comúnmente conocida como Jama Masjid de Delhi, es una de las mezquitas más grandes de la India. Fue construido por el emperador mogol Shah Jahan entre 1650 y 1656 a un costo de un millón de rupias, y fue inaugurado por el imán Syed Abdul Ghafoor Shah Bukhari de Bukhara, actual Uzbekistán.
Jantar Mantar se encuentra en la moderna ciudad de Nueva Delhi. Se compone de 13 instrumentos de astronomía arquitectónica. El sitio es uno de los cinco construidos por Maharaja Jai Singh II de Jaipur, desde 1723 en adelante, revisando el calendario y las tablas astronómicas.
Lo más destacado
Qué incluye
Lugares y horarios de recogida
Somos flexibles para elegirlo desde su hotel / aeropuerto en cualquier lugar de Delhi / Delhi N.C.R / Noida / Gurgaon
Valoraciones de viajeros
Información importante
- No es recomendable para embarazadas
- No se recomienda para viajeros con mala salud cardiovascular
- Accesible para silla de ruedas
- Los bebés y los niños pequeños pueden ir en un cochecito o en una silla de paseo
- Hay opciones de transporte público disponibles en las cercanías
- Hay asientos o sillas infantiles disponibles
- Las opciones de transporte son accesibles para sillas de ruedas
- Adecuado para todos los niveles de aptitud física
- Los precios para adultos se aplican a todos los viajeros.
Opiniones(8)
Very informative and knowledgeable tour guide. He took me through all the places listed in the itinerary and I really enjoyed my day with him. Highly recommended
Full day tour to New Dehli. I highly recommend to take this package because you can get a taste of this huge city and you can turn in peace thanks to a driver and a competent guide.
Our guide Tabrey was so nice with us, we feel very safe and he satisfied all our requests. Even our driver was good! We highly reccomand:)
We enjoy the visit to Taj Mahal… please use taj adventure world … it was really amaizing Debu the guide was really nice and incredible
Dear Guest, Thank You for your valuable feedback. We are very happy to hear that you had a great time with our team and we are thankful to you for giving us an opportunity to serve you. We'll look forward for your next visit and recommendations from you in future. Thanks & Regards Team, (Taj Adventure World)
I book the cab from Taj Adventure world and i met the guide in Agra. He took us to Taj Mahal and explained us everything about it. He took his time to take us to the mini taj mahal centre where we can experience the different lightings on Taj mahal.
I booked a cab from Deepak-Taxi-Service from Aerocity, Delhi to Agra and got chance to meet well historical knowledged guide, Mr. Devu. I have got chance to know the history and artifacts of the TajMahal, forts and Agra city. Thanks to my friend Devu and will highly recommend him as very friendly and experienced guide.
We took a car from transportation company and hired a guide in Agra he told us everything about Taj Mahal and calligraphy place his name was Devu.
We had a terrible experience with our guide, Mr. Singh, but Amir from Taj Adventure World went out of his way to try and fix the situation, offering both a refund and a free tour. Unfortunately, we were no longer in India to take Amir up on his generous offer. Amir also assured me that they would not use our guide again. Based on my interactions with Amir, we are chalking this up to bad luck with our guide, and we would consider using the company again. My original review is as follows: The tour is described on TA as covering the following sites: Qutab Minar, Lotus Temple, Red Fort, Rajghat, India Gate, Parliament House, President House, Jantar Mantar, Jama Masjid, Akshardam Temple. Out of these locations, our guide, Mr. Singh, took us to Jama Masjid, Lotus Temple, and the President House. We could also see the India Gate en route to the President House, but we were quite far from it -- at least a ten minute walk to the gate itself. As for the other sites, Qutab Minar, Rajghat, Jantar Mantar, and Akshardam Temple, we did not even go to the location. The guide insisted that Akshardam Temple and Qutab Minar were either too far away or the queue was too long. He never even brought up Rajghat or Jantar Mantar during the tour. While we declined to visit the Red Fort, the guide had mentioned it was nothing to see since the Amber Fort in Jaipur and Agra Fort were more impressive. In retrospect, I am not convinced the guide had our best interests in mine. Throughout the tour, he was disinterested and often provided many "reasons" to not get closer and to view the site from afar, e.g. "nothing interesting to see", "inconvenient, needing to leave bags or shoes behind", etc. Mr. Singh's only enthusiasm was to take us to the "local cottage shops" with their high pressure salesmen. This was expected, but it still made me feel uncomfortable, especially in light of how many sites were cut out from the tour.
