Billets coupe-file: billets d'entrée au théâtre de marionnettes sur l'eau de Thang Long
Description
La marionnette sur l'eau est une forme d'art traditionnel avec l'identité culturelle distincte du Vietnam. Il a été créé, développé et diversifié il y a plus de mille ans dans le delta du fleuve Rouge. Grâce à des performances uniques sur l'eau, cet art de la marionnette est célèbre et très apprécié dans le monde entier. À ses débuts, les marionnettes sur l'eau montraient la vie quotidienne des villageois: agriculture, pêche, romance et jeux d'enfants. Maintenant, les sujets des pièces de théâtre sont également choisis parmi les légendes anciennes, les mythes et les scènes historiques. Réservez vos billets et profitez du spectacle.
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Itinéraire
La marionnette sur l'eau est une forme d'art traditionnel avec l'identité culturelle distincte du Vietnam. Il a été créé, développé et diversifié il y a plus de mille ans dans le delta du fleuve Rouge. Grâce à des performances uniques sur l'eau, cet art de la marionnette est célèbre et très apprécié dans le monde entier. Au début, les marionnettes sur l'eau montraient la vie quotidienne des villageois: agriculture, pêche, romance et jeux d'enfants. Maintenant, les sujets des pièces de théâtre sont également choisis parmi les légendes anciennes, les mythes et les scènes historiques. Réservez vos billets et profitez du spectacle.
Vous aurez des billets d'entrée pour visiter le théâtre de marionnettes sur l'eau Thang Long.
Vous aurez un billet d'entrée à Thang Long Water Puppet et profitez-en
Se promener dans le vieux quartier de Hanoi
Visitez le lac Hoan Kiem À proximité
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Informations importantes
- Transports en commun disponibles à proximité
- Convient à toutes les conditions physiques
Avis(426)
Great show and the music was the best part! Engaging and a cool reprieve from the heat. Worth checking out!
Should have been more organised for pre ticket collection and "VIP" skip the line service. Not enough info. The show itself when using the additionally paid for ear audio translators was great. But when paying extra for a VIP described service, definitely dont expect to be sitting 4th row behind heaps of people and queuing and waiting without instructions or info on how to enter the show etc.
Lovely show, very original for Vietnamese culture. Recommended for everyone, easy access.
Wonderful show, well worth it money. Easy to follow the story line but can get the head phones if you want to.
What a fantastic exposure to folk music and puppetry! Just wish with the $16 ticket we would have gotten a program and possibly offered the headphones for translations. But overall without these we got the story as we have been in country for many weeks now. The views are a bit blocked by tall people in front of you, but we made do. No worried if you are in the A row not seeing the activity on the water. Definitely a must do recommendation while in Hanoi!
I thoroughly enjoyed the puppet theatre performance and learning about the history behind how it began. It is a wonderful tradition and a source of real pride for the traditional rice farming communities.
Viator doesn’t make the tickets available through the app. Luckily someone who worked at the theater figured out who we were. Activity was very enjoyable but lack of physical proof of payment was a bit stressful.
Great experience! Easy to get to. Someone was waiting with our tickets when we arrived. Would definitely go again!
I was bored for 50 minutes. It's nice at first but 10 minutes would be enough. Otherwise tickets are half the price directly at the theater and you just have to get there 30 minutes in advance: the queue is not long. I must admit, however, that the reserved positions were well placed in the centre of the theatre. It's more of a children's show, even though I've seen a lot of them fall asleep.
It was an okay show, was fun to watch. We paid for VIP tickets but couldn’t really tell what that meant because we went inside the same time as the rest of the guests. The show was okay. Would I go again or recommend to friends? Maybe not.
