Templo Dorado, Jallianwala Bagh, Museo de la Partición y Frontera Wagha - #Travellouge
Descripción
Un tour de Best Day en Amritsar que cubre Golden Temple, Jallianwala Bagh, Partition Museum y Wagha Border junto con servicio de taxi y una guía dedicada e informativa. El huésped puede personalizar su Itinerario.
Opciones de la excursión
Itinerario
El Templo Dorado de Amritsar en la India (Sri Harimandir Sahib Amritsar) no solo es un lugar religioso central de los sikhs, sino también un símbolo de la fraternidad e igualdad humanas. Todo el mundo, independientemente del reparto, credo o raza, puede buscar consuelo espiritual y realización religiosa sin ningún obstáculo. También representa la identidad distintiva, la gloria y la herencia de los sikhs.
El destino más sagrado y venerado de la religión sij, Amritsar, también es un nombre popular en los capítulos de la historia de la India. Tanto la historia como la espiritualidad se entrelazan a lo largo de las paredes de Amritsar que atraen a viajeros entusiastas de todo el mundo. Mientras hablamos de la historia de Amritsar, lo primero que podemos recordar es la Masacre de Jallianwala Bagh de 1919, que mató brutalmente a unos 1.000 civiles.
El Museo de la Partición es un museo público ubicado en el ayuntamiento de Amritsar, India. El museo pretende convertirse en el depósito central de historias, materiales y documentos relacionados con los disturbios posteriores a la partición que siguieron a la división de la India británica en dos países independientes: India y Pakistán.
Hay una ceremonia diaria para levantar y bajar banderas en Wagah Border, que se realiza con pompa y ceremonia. Involucra a algunos de los miembros más altos de la Fuerza Fronteriza de la India y a los Rangers paquistaníes que marchan y cierran las muchas puertas. Se ha convertido en una tradición para que la gente de ambos lados de la frontera se reúna y vea esto. Ambas partes sincronizan su desfile y todo el evento está destinado a crear un fervor patriótico entre la multitud. Se llama la ceremonia de retiro de los latidos. Desde 2010, la ceremonia de Wagha ha comenzado a atenuarse para que uno pueda ver menos del florecimiento de los cascos Peacock y los pasos de ganso.
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Qué incluye
Lugares y horarios de recogida
Recogemos a nuestro invitado de cualquier hotel en Amritsar. El automóvil dejará al Invitado en el punto más cercano del Templo Dorado. En secuencia, Jallianwala Bagh, el Templo Dorado y el Museo de la Partición serán recorridos a pie. Desde Partition Museum, el invitado será escoltado en automóvil a la ceremonia de retiro de la frontera de Wagha y luego se lo llevará al hotel.
Valoraciones de viajeros
Información importante
- 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
- Los bebés deben sentarse en el regazo de un adulto
- Las opciones de transporte son accesibles para sillas de ruedas
- No es recomendable para embarazadas
- Adecuado para todos los niveles de aptitud física
Opiniones(60)
We booked a Holiday package from this agency. It was fantastic tour and very reasonable price of our six day tour to Chandigarh to Dharamshala, Dalhousie, Amritsar and drop back to Chandigarh. Driver Karan was very good fellow. Our Amritsar day tour was good. They showed us Golden Temple, Jallianwala Bagh, Warmemorial and Wagha border retreat ceremony.
The whole temple area is an amazing place. It is beautiful by day and by night. You can visit whenever you like. There are booths to safely leave your shoes. They provide free drinking water.
I would highly recommend this tour. Amritsar is a very busy complicated place for anyone unfamiliar with the area. Our driver/guide was outstanding. He made sure we were always well looked after and in the right place at the right time. His commentary was interesting and easy to understand.
omg what a religious and pious atmosphere at golden temple... young and old devoties perform there prayers so well all around....dont miss food at LANGAR world's largest comunity kitchen everything is so well organised for almost 1 lac people food everyday
The best place I ever visited in my whole life. I felt like I was in the heaven where I can feel the purity of human soul . It was a pleasure enjoy the beauty of Amritsar
It wasn't a guided tour , more like a taxi ride and being dropped off at each location. No explanations given at each location very disappointed
We had a memorable stay Especially hospitality by Ms Manisha, Simran, Ratul, Aman We will definitely recommend to our friends
The hotel is amazing very good services by whole team i would like to special thanks to some of the team members nandit amandeep mukhtar singh sandeep thakur paras chef mandal chef baljinder . And at last thanks so much .
The Golden Temple is a must, no matter what religion people are. We went during the day and took a tour provided by an employee of the temple. It was amazing. We saw the kitchen, which provides enormous amount of free meals for the devotees. The next day, we went for the evening ceremony. This was something very special, which will stay with me for long time.
Unfortunately the experience was quite stressful. First of all the tour company, despite asking, didn't let us know what time we were being picked up for the tour and by whom until the middle of the night. They also told us it was one person but then another person arrived, which we thought was a scam. The chauffeur was very nice and tried to be helpful, but was obviously NOT a guide and did NOT speak English, so took a while to work out that he had replaced the original guide. We rang the tour company to say he didn't speak English and they did quickly send someone to meet us who did speak English and was an actual guide. However he was not with us for the last part of the trip to the Wagha Border so we got lost on the way out of the ceremony. The tour company also did not inform us that the Partition Museum was closed on the day of the tour.
