Tour privado de día completo Amritsar Freedom con recogida
Descripción
Los viajeros que buscan aprender más sobre los momentos graves en la historia de la India encontrarán un tesoro de exhibiciones e información increíbles en el Museo de Partición de Amritsar Jallianwala Bagh y la frontera de Wagah. Esta gira será un viaje de 7 horas a los eventos de 1947, cuando los eventos de la división de la India de ese año causaron una oleada de momentos impactantes y sombríos en su historia. Después de esto, te diriges a Jallianwala Bagh, un jardín público con una historia sombría. Este jardín se hizo para conmemorar la masacre de Jallianwala Bagh que tuvo lugar en Amritsar, cuando las tropas del ejército británico cortaron a los participantes de una protesta pacífica. Aunque ocurre a diario, la ceremonia fronteriza de Retiro de golpes de Wagah sigue siendo un testimonio de la historia, la cultura y las relaciones internacionales entre India y Pakistán. En la ceremonia, verás a los soldados de dos naciones organizar una especie de espectáculo, con la bajada de ambas banderas y un apretón de manos entre dos naciones.
Opciones de la excursión
Itinerario
Jallianwala Bagh revela la historia de la masacre más infame durante el gobierno británico que dejó una profunda cicatriz en los indios. Jallianwala Bagh es un jardín público situado en la piadosa ciudad de Amritsar en el estado de Punjab. Con una inmensa importancia nacional, este sitio conmemorativo fue inaugurado con motivo del Año Nuevo de Punjabi el 13 de abril de 1961 por el entonces presidente de la India, el Dr. Rajendra Prasad. Debido a su importancia histórica, el turismo de Jallianwala Bagh ha atraído a todos los turistas que visitan el estado.
El Partition Museum 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.
Todas las noches, justo antes de la puesta del sol, los soldados del ejército indio y de Pakistán se reúnen en este puesto fronterizo para participar en una exhibición de 30 minutos de camaradería y espectáculo militar. Oficialmente, el propósito de la ceremonia es cerrar formalmente la frontera por la noche y bajar la bandera nacional. Sin embargo, es una ceremonia de entretenimiento y una muestra de orgullo nacional para las miles de personas que vienen todos los días. Durante la preparación de la ceremonia, la multitud participa en el canto del himno nacional indio, rondas de aplausos y bailes al estilo de Bollywood en canciones hindi.
Lo más destacado
Qué incluye
Lugares y horarios de recogida
La recolección se realizará 15 minutos antes de la hora programada. La recogida se realizará en cualquier lugar de la ciudad. La caída se realizará en cualquier lugar de la ciudad.
Valoraciones de viajeros
Información importante
- Hay opciones de transporte público disponibles en las cercanías
- Hay asientos o sillas infantiles disponibles
- Adecuado para todos los niveles de aptitud física
Opiniones(7)
My guide was very friendly but his English was not as good as others I have had during my stay in India. We started at the Gardens, ( entry free) scene of the 1919 Massacre where, frankly, had I not been aware of the history, I would have been at a loss to understand the significance. I spent two hours alone in the Partition Museum ( entry £2.50) whilst my guide showed another tour taker ( a delightful Canadian, but not of my group), the Golden Temple. To be honest, I enjoyed this more than I would have done with the guide, the Museum being well laid out, with information in English and subtitles to the videos. The Border Ceremony was fascinating: a cross between a football Derby ( think baseball caps and popcorn for sale), with Indian soldiers engaged in rifle twirling like cheerleaders and a pantomime with soldiers encouraging each side of the stadium to shout ' Hindustan' louder than the other. Guide could not accompany into the ' Foreigners' section, but no explanation was needed. Again entry was free and buses and tuk tuks leave the central square daily for the stadium. A good day but probably one I could have arranged independently.
Guide was terrible, she didn’t give her name. She was arrogant and rude and the limited information she shared was fictional as we suspected at the time and confirmed later. She appeared surprised that we wanted to visit the museum, despite it being part of the itinerary and when we visited, it was closed! She was determined to take us to a marble shop and either ignored or spoke over us when we politely declined. Instead, we went to a nearby cafe to discuss whether we wanted to continue the tour due to her attitude and lack of information shared. After she paced in front of our table, we decided to continue to the border ceremony with her, despite her telling us we needed to leave the ceremony prior to the end as she wanted to get back. We were taken to a ‘top restaurant with a famous chef in house’ which we didn’t want to go as we suspected it was the usual tourist trap whereby the guide receives commission. It was ok, full of tourists, over priced and certainly not as described. We had just wanted a local cafe but our requests were again repeatedly ignored. Very disappointed as my daughter was really looking forward to this experience and had researched the history but wanted to visit the museum and learn more from the guide. Complete rip off and avoid
Knowledgeable guide, good English, very helpful. Nothing was too much trouble. Well worth it! Fascinating place to visit, especially the Golden Temple and the border ceremony
Anilji was an excellent guide through both the known and unknown parts of Amritsar. We had a wonderful experience being picked/dropped, taken behind the scenes at the Golden Temple and arriving at the border at the right time. Highly recommend this tour.
It was a great trip and we had abreast experience here. Location is best. It remind you the situation has happened to jalianwala baug.
very helpful team specially Rahul who booked my package for amritsar local sightseeing at very affordable prices
very helpful team specially hemant who booked my package for amritsar local sightseeing at very affordable prices
