Tour de día completo por la ciudad de Amritsar con transporte (10 horas)
Descripción
El (Guía si está precontratado) y el Conductor en un Taxi llegarán al vestíbulo del hotel para recogerlo y comenzarán el recorrido conduciéndolo al estacionamiento del Templo Dorado. Después de llegar, hay una pequeña cantidad caminando para llegar al lugar de la masacre de jallianwala bagh. En el sitio, tomará alrededor de 1 hora para ver bien a los mártires y la pared de las marcas de bala. Golden Temple está al lado del sitio de bagh Jaliianwala después de caminar en los mercados estrechos cercanos. En el Templo Dorado, el área más importante es el área de cocina, donde casi 500 voluntarios trabajan juntos para preparar la comida para más de 50000 devotos. El Museo de la Partición es el siguiente en la lista donde pagamos la entrada y presenciamos las Historias de la Partición. Wagha Border Amritsar es uno de los destinos más atractivos de Amritsar, que se encuentra en la frontera Attari de Amritsar. Aquí los soldados de India y Pakistán demuestran una notable muestra de patriotismo al desfilar y arriar la bandera de ambos lados.
Opciones de la excursión
Itinerario
El Templo Dorado, también conocido como Sri Harmandir Sahib, es un santuario sagrado sij ubicado en Amritsar, Punjab, India. Es uno de los sitios religiosos más venerados e icónicos para los sijs de todo el mundo. Los visitantes, incluidos viajeros y peregrinos, tienen una experiencia única y espiritualmente enriquecedora cuando visitan el Templo Dorado. Aquí hay algunas cosas que los viajeros suelen hacer y ver en el Templo Dorado: Adoración y oración espiritual: El propósito principal del Templo Dorado es la adoración y la oración espiritual. Los visitantes pueden participar en las ceremonias religiosas y oraciones que se llevan a cabo en el templo. El ambiente es sereno y lleno de devoción. Langar (Cocina comunitaria): El Templo Dorado es conocido por su langar, una cocina comunitaria que sirve comidas gratuitas a todos los visitantes, independientemente de su origen o religión. Los viajeros pueden participar en esta experiencia gastronómica comunitaria, que enfatiza la igualdad y el servicio comunitario.
Jallianwala Bagh es un jardín público histórico en Amritsar, Punjab, India, y es conocido principalmente por la infame masacre de Jallianwala Bagh que ocurrió el 13 de abril de 1919, durante la era colonial británica. Los viajeros que visitan Jallianwala Bagh a menudo participan en diversas actividades y ven importantes monumentos históricos: Memorial y Pozo de los Mártires: El punto central de atracción en Jallianwala Bagh es el monumento construido para conmemorar a las víctimas de la masacre de Jallianwala Bagh. El sitio incluye un pozo, conocido como el Pozo de los Mártires, al que muchas personas saltaron para escapar de los disparos durante el trágico incidente. Marcas de bala: los viajeros pueden observar las marcas de bala conservadas en las paredes que rodean el jardín, un recordatorio inquietante de la brutalidad de la masacre. Estas marcas sirven como un testimonio conmovedor de los sacrificios realizados por quienes estuvieron presentes en ese fatídico día.
Exposiciones y artefactos: el museo alberga una colección de exhibiciones, artefactos, fotografías y documentos relacionados con la partición. Los visitantes pueden explorar las exhibiciones que narran los acontecimientos políticos, la migración y el impacto humano de la partición en los individuos y las comunidades. Historias personales e historias orales: una de las características importantes del museo es la inclusión de historias personales e historias orales. Los visitantes pueden escuchar entrevistas grabadas y testimonios de supervivientes, testigos y afectados por la partición, proporcionando una perspectiva profundamente humana de los acontecimientos históricos. Archivos e investigación: el museo sirve como recurso para investigadores y académicos interesados en estudiar la partición. Alberga archivos que documentan el contexto histórico, las decisiones políticas y las consecuencias de la partición, contribuyendo a una comprensión integral de este período.
Ceremonia fronteriza de Wagah: la atracción principal en Wagah es la ceremonia fronteriza diaria conocida como "Retiro de paliza" o "Ceremonia fronteriza de Wagah". Este evento ceremonial tiene lugar todas las noches antes del atardecer e implica el arriado de las banderas nacionales de India y Pakistán con gran precisión militar. La ceremonia está marcada por ejercicios sincronizados, posturas agresivas y vítores entusiastas de la multitud de ambos lados. Atmósfera patriótica: La Ceremonia Fronteriza de Wagah es un evento muy patriótico y animado. Los visitantes pueden experimentar el fervor cuando el personal de la Fuerza de Seguridad Fronteriza (BSF) de la India y los Rangers de Pakistán participan en maniobras coreografiadas, marchas y el cierre de las puertas con un último apretón de manos. Participación de la multitud: el ambiente es festivo, con una gran audiencia tanto del lado indio como del paquistaní. Los visitantes a menudo se unen a los vítores, cantan consignas patrióticas y ondean banderas. La energía de la multitud se suma a la experiencia general.
Lo más destacado
Qué incluye
Lugares y horarios de recogida
Lo recogeremos del lobby del hotel donde se hospeda.
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
- Hay asientos o sillas infantiles disponibles
- Las opciones de transporte son accesibles para sillas de ruedas
- Todas las áreas y superficies son accesibles para sillas de ruedas
- Adecuado para todos los niveles de aptitud física
Opiniones(23)
A great experience seeing Amritsar our guide Guru was fantastic his knowledge of the sites we had seen as part of the itinerary was indepth and we captured a lot of knowledge. We highly recommend this tour with guide Guru. Our driver was also polite and a safe driver. An experience to treasure.
This company arranged a very pleasant tour with a local guide for us. They were very good with communications about pickup/drop-off. The tour itself was extremely well planned, making sure we had enough time to get a good seat at the Wagah Border flag ceremony.
When we contracted this service we’re hoping to have a driver and guide, but when it was time to go, it only came the driver. He was very kind and has the best disposition. There were a problem in the streets so he had to let us a bit far away and than walk. We didn’t received the heat cover. Also, we were worried because we didn’t have a clear confirmation / another way to contact until almost the time to leave… that actually was later than we expected.
Dear traveler, If you see the inclusion there is clear mention everything tour guide not included .just cab and driver only. Still we apologise for confusion. Thanks
The tour took a few minutes over 10 hours, so the tour certainly lives up to its ten-hour claim. The driver was a quiet guy whose name I didn’t get, but he was a great driver and navigated the fast and the narrow streets with ease. The guide was a great chap called John Gill. Not sure if that’s his real name, but it doesn’t matter - what matters is that he was an amazing and very attentive guy. John took his time to talk about the history of every place we visited and always gave me a solid answer when I had questions. Our first stop was the Golden Temple. You cannot come to Amritsar and NOT go to the Golden Temple! To say it’s beautiful is an understatement. John showed me the Community Kitchen nearby too, which the Sikhs built a very long time ago (we’re talking centuries, not just years!) to feed everyone because Sikhs believe that all people should have food and water as a bare minimum. Next stop was the Partition Museum, which gives a detailed history in words and images of how India came to be split into India and Pakistan. Amritsar is kind of stuck in the middle (although technically not in the middle of India, geographically) of this political mess. Just like the Golden Temple, you cannot come to Amritsar and not visit this museum. Lunch time arrived and John asked me if I had any ideas of where I’d like to eat lunch or if I’d like his suggestions. I said that a friend suggested Haveli, which he said was a solid choice - so the driver dropped me off there and my pickup would then be 3.45pm to continue the tour. For transparency, I was given 2 hours for my lunch which is a good amount of time to catch your breath, give your feet a bit of a rest, and hydrate. Next stop was the Raj Tower where we spent over half an hour exploring the area, before driving off to the Atari-Wagah Border which is the “event highlight” of the tour as it’s something you take part in as a spectator. A ceremony - kind of like a “dance-off” - takes place between trained guards from both the Indian and Pakistani borders. The whole thing takes about 2 hours, and I’d say be prepared for a loud sounds. I’d say the event is possibly not suitable for autistic people and definitely not for young kids because it’s way too long for them. The ceremony capped off an excellent tour, and I’d like to give thanks once again to John Gill and his driver for making my Amritsar trip a memorable and enjoyable one. Peace and love to all in Amritsar!
Really disappointed with this trip. We arranged an English speaking guide and he was not very good at all. He told us very little about the Golden Temple and it's historyor about some of the things that were going on. We had to keep asking questions. The trip to the Wagah border ceremony was brilliant but the driver told us to leave before the end as he wanted to miss all the traffic! the ceremony was still going on. It was such a shame as this was the only trip we had booked thinking it would be a good idea to get the history of Amritsar.
We are sorry that you felt this way but the guide we sent for the showing you the golden temple is having more than 25 years of experience and he is our one of the elite guide. He always communicates the information which our guests remember and we always get the feedback from guides that guests are happy. The driver asked you to leave when the ceremony ends because they have traffic jams for more than 1 hour sometimes. Still we feel sorry if you felt disappointments with our guide and driver. Kindly also share you booing or ticket no.
We were looking for someone very patient guide because my husband was on wheelchair.lazia is very nice and humble we had great tour with her
The driver (Amritpal) and guide (Anmol) were amazing, loved everything about the whole experience. Highly recommend.
Thanks Dimple Mam! We would love to see you again in Amritsar!
The Guide was fantastic for the day. Knowledgeable, helpful and helped me with some shopping. The Golden Temple, Wagah boarder ceremony were excellent as was the Partition Museum
Thank you so much for the recommended of Amritsar tour with us!
Amritsar is known for its Golden Temple. It was a delightfully sight. It was impressive on how many people were fed each day. The tour of the kitchen was mind boggy given that it was run by volunteers. The transportation and the guide Wawa wonderful. The reflection of the temple in the water at night was gorgeous.
Thank you for choosing our services!
It was awesome Amritsar city tour we had experienced thru Lazia mam..She is very energetic and co operative while the whole trip..We really enjoyed alot..Thanks mam
Thanks for the kind words!
