Visita guiada al pueblo artístico de Damodar - Espíritu de Fiji
Descripción
Lo que experimentarás - Explorar un pueblo tradicional de Fiji en Pacific Harbour - Visitar el Bure Kalou (Templo del Espíritu) – el bure más alto del mundo - Ver a artesanos expertos demostrar artesanía en vivo y habilidades tradicionales - Experimentar un paseo patrimonial por el pueblo de las artes - Presencia danzas tradicionales Meke -Déjate sorprender por la ceremonia sagrada de caminata de fuego Beqa Participar en una ceremonia tradicional de kava o observarla
Opciones de la excursión
Itinerario
Experimente el espíritu de Fiji en Damodar Arts Village - Espectáculo cultural y caminata de fuego Descubra el corazón y el alma de Fiji en Damodar Arts Village, el destino cultural más nuevo de Fiji, ubicado en la capital de la aventura del Pacific Harbour. Esta experiencia cultural inmersiva reúne patrimonio, artesanía, ceremonia y actuación en un auténtico entorno tradicional de pueblo insular. Camina por un pueblo cultural vivo con el bure más alto del mundo, el emblemático Bure Kalou (Templo del Espíritu), junto al bure de un jefe tradicional. Vea cómo los maestros artesanos dan vida a la cultura de Fiji a través de alfombras tejidas, esculturas talladas y artefactos artesanales, conectando a los visitantes con la tierra y sus antepasados. Su visita culmina en poderosas presentaciones en vivo, incluyendo el baile tradicional Meke y la legendaria ceremonia de caminata de fuego Beqa, un ritual cultural sagrado único en Fiji. Experimente aún más el paseo patrimonial por la isla y pruebe el kava.
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Información importante
- Accesible para silla de ruedas
- Los bebés y los niños pequeños pueden ir en un cochecito o en una silla de paseo
- Se admiten animales de asistencia
- Hay opciones de transporte público disponibles en las cercanías
- Los bebés deben sentarse en el regazo de un adulto
- Los viajeros deben tener al menos un nivel de condición física medio
Opiniones(3)
Absolute hidden gem! A proper cultural experience full of different performances such as dance, story, fire walking, live displays and traditional buildings. It was very quite due to just re opening after renovations It was our favourite thing we did in Fiji. Must do.
Ni Sa Bula, we thank you for taking the time to visit us at the Damodar Arts Village and sharing your experience on the Spirit of Fiji Tour. Vinaka Vakalevu
We stumbled across this tour experience almost by accident. Stunning gardens growing traditional Fijian plants ( notes as to their medicinal and traditional food value) koi carp feeding and beautiful lilly pads in flower set the scene for a real eye opening revelation with authentic traditional Fijian buildings and a Temple with high priest, a Chief Hut in all its glory and fortifications.An amphitheatre under cover to watch traditional dance and song, expert commentary in English by Lana explaining the history and cultural story depicted by this professional group. Firewalkers, warriors and Fijian ladies dance and sing in perfect harmonies, and their story explained expertly. A must for those seeking authentic culture, and a wish to support local traditions in danger of being lost as this venture is unsupported by local government. The Kava ceremony was the pinnacle ( adult experience) for us, enjoyed with local warriors and our expert tour guide and commentator Lana. A huge thank you to all who participated. Venaka!
Ni Sa Bula, we thank you for taking the time to visit us at the Damodar Arts Village and sharing your experience on the Spirit of Fiji Tour. Vinaka Vakalevu
We booked the Spirit of Fiji experience online in Sydney before our trip, and the booking process was easy. On arrival, we were greeted by Fijians in traditional warrior dress. The seating was clean and undercover. The show began with two warriors inviting guests onto the boat for photos, followed by a fire-walking demonstration, traditional dancing, and a tribal war reenactment. The performers were engaging! Afterwards, we explored the island, saw the burays, and had the chance to speak with the local priest and chief. We were then invited to a cava tasting. There were also markets for handicrafts and demonstrations of traditional weaving. Overall, the experience lasted about 3 hours, with plenty to see and do and lots of variety. It would suit families, couples, or solo travelers—rain or shine!
Ni Sa Bula, we thank you for taking the time to visit us at the Damodar Arts Village and sharing your experience on the Spirit of Fiji Tour. Vinaka Vakalevu
