Malaisie: Penang Tropical Spice Garden Visites guidées Billets
Description
Un voyage à Penang ne serait pas complet sans une excursion d'une journée au Tropical Spice Garden, le premier du genre en Asie du Sud-Est. Le jardin est un jardin luxuriant et préservé de plus de 500 hectares avec plus de 500 espèces de flore et de faune à découvrir! Vous pouvez opter pour une visite guidée en direct ou une visite audio et quoi que vous décidiez, vous apprendrez certainement quelque chose de nouveau et, peut-être, verrez une plante ou deux que vous n'avez jamais vues auparavant! Après avoir traversé le jardin, vous pouvez même visiter le café en plein air qui surplombe le détroit de Malacca et avoir la chance de vous asseoir et de vous détendre pour admirer l'environnement fantastique. Avant de partir, rendez-vous à la boutique de cadeaux pour acheter des cadeaux de fabrication malaisienne ou des produits de spa de bien-être de qualité supérieure, un souvenir inoubliable d'un voyage dans le jardin tropical d'épices.
Options de l'excursion
Itinéraire
- Laissez-vous séduire par plus de 500 variétés de faune et de flore tropicales du monde entier - Explorez les jardins luxuriants et paysagers primés sur plus de 8 acres de jungle secondaire vallée - Détendez-vous dans le café en plein air et venteux qui surplombe le détroit de Malacca et le magnifique rivage de Teluk Bahang - Achetez des cadeaux uniques fabriqués en Malaisie ou des produits de spa de thérapie d'épices haut de gamme à la boutique de cadeaux
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Ce qui est inclus
Avis des voyageurs
Informations importantes
- Convient à toutes les conditions physiques
- La confirmation sera reçue au moment de la réservation
- Une réservation de confirmation Viator / TripAdvisor sera envoyée au moment de la confirmation n'est pas le billet officiel.
- Le billet officiel vous sera envoyé dans les 24 heures
- Billet valide à une date sélectionnée
- L'âge de l'enfant est de 5-12 ans, l'âge adulte est de 13 ans et plus.
- Veuillez noter que l'entrée des jardins sera fermée à 16h30 du lundi au jeudi
- Entrée avec guide uniquement disponible les samedis et dimanches à 9h, 11h et 13h30. Les visites guidées se déroulent en anglais.
- Talons hauts déconseillés/ Terrain accidenté dans certaines régions et pentes montantes également
Avis(6)
This is an excellent way to learn about the plant and tree life of Malaysia. I learned a huge amount and the tour guide was excellent. The tour itself was over an hour and I stayed a further hour exploring for myself. If you are interested in nature and/or cooking this is definitely worth doing.
We arrived at the Gardens after catching the bus from Batu Ferringhi. The gardens were beautiful and we had a one hour tour with the knowledgeable and friendly guide Yeap. The plants and knowledge made this a great experience before we walked up to the kitchen for our cooking class. The kitchen is clean, the ingredients fresh and Chef Lim and his team were helpful and friendly helping us to prepare our dishes. We made a traditional Nonya Sea Bass, a pineapple salad and banana bites (sorry not the traditional names). We then sat down with other participants to eat our delicious prepared lunch. The tour and cooking class took 4 hours and was excellent.
A lovely way to spend a couple of hours, just 2-3km from central Batu Ferringhi. Well managed gardens with helpful staff. Very pleasant to wander around - interesting plants throughout, including the poisonous garden. High points were the free tea station and fish foot spa. There are lots of steps and steep paths so probably not the easiest to navigate for some. Slather on mosquito repellent you are prone to bites. Well worth a visit
Enjoy a relaxing self-guided tour through clearly marked trails that highlight a wide variety of spices and plants. Keep your eyes open to spot wildlife in its natural habitat. Enjoy delicious beverages (highly recommend the Masala Chai tea) in the cafe and don’t miss the selection of spices and soaps and other products in the gift shop. Make sure to add this tour to your list of things to do while on Penang.
The Tropical Spice Garden caught my eye as a way to extend the experience in Penang. So we opted to spend a morning strolling among the local and international collection of herbs and spices. Although the garden is manmade there is a natural feel. Cascading streams pool into landscaped ponds. Jungle-type paths clamber up the hillsides. Birds call and the wind flows among the forest. The 'wildness' alone makes the trip educational. This is enhanced by the strategically placed information boards about the varied vgetation. The ticket comes with an online app to learn more about spices and herbs of the gardens, so visitors can have a multi sensory learning experience. The plants come from around the world and this information along with culinary, medicinal and unexpected facts are provided in the online app. Food tours are frequently advertised and a visit to the Tropical Spice Garden adds to the understanding of Penang's culinary heritage. Would I go again - yes (but I would go on a non-raining day). It was a pleasant way to spend a morning learning more about the history of Penang and its culinary heritage.
We had a few hours spare and it was only just up the road from us, so we decided to see what it was like. The guide was so informative and the award winning gardens where amazing. Before you enter they will give you some mosquito repellent to put on, I prefer my own as it has never let me down. As a result of this tour my wife and I will be making some changes to our food and drinks. The guided tour is a must and you learn so much it is well worth every penny and more. Please try and make time for this. I have to many pics to post so I have selected a few. I hope you all like them
