ATRAÇÕES DE PASSEIO CULTURAL E HISTÓRICO - Igrejas, Templos e Spice Plantation
Descrição
Um passeio único pela bela cidade de Panjim, as magníficas igrejas antigas de Goa, a beleza arquitetônica dos templos. Todos os tours reservados para Shore Excursion (Pick up from Port) serão considerados como um tour de grupo SIC base até 15 pax usando um mini van, e todos os passeios reservados para FIT (Recolha do hotel ou Aeroporto) será considerado como passeio privado usando um carro.
Opções de passeio
Itinerário
Comece com a cidade de Panaji, também conhecida como Panjim, é a capital do estado de Goa, no sudoeste da Índia. Localizada às margens do rio Mandovi, a cidade possui ruas de paralelepípedos alinhadas com moradias coloridas e construções da época colonial portuguesa. A praia de Miramar, margeada por palmeiras, fica na confluência do rio com o mar da Arábia. Situado em uma colina com vista para a cidade, fica a igreja barroca de Nossa Senhora da Imaculada Conceição, construída em 1619.
Passeio a pé em Fontainhas é um antigo Quartier Latin em Panjim, capital do estado de Goa, na Índia. Mantém sua influência portuguesa, particularmente através de sua arquitetura, que inclui ruas estreitas e pitorescas como as encontradas em muitas cidades européias, vilas e prédios antigos com varandas projetadas pintadas nos tons tradicionais de amarelo pálido, verde ou azul, e telhados feitos de telhas coloridas vermelhas. O ambiente de herança dos Fontainhas representa a influência tradicional portuguesa na área
A Velha Goa, também chamada Velha Goa, fica ao lado do rio Mandovi, no estado indiano de Goa. Antiga capital da Índia portuguesa, é conhecida pelos monumentos da era colonial, como a Basílica de Bom Jesus, com os restos mortais de São Francisco Xavier e a igreja de São Caetano, inspirada por São Pedro em Roma. Perto dali, a vasta Catedral da Sé, construída nos séculos XVI-XVII, possui capelas ornamentadas e uma torre sineira.
Shri Mangesh templo está localizado na Mangeshi Village em Priol Goa. Este templo é um dos maiores e mais visitados templos em Goa.
O esplendor da natureza vai bem com as tradições antigas. Na plantação de especiarias, a natureza tem se esforçado para manter as tradições em harmonia com a natureza. Congratulamo-nos com os nossos clientes de uma forma tradicional, oferecendo Aarti, Kumkum e uma grinalda de flores. Em seguida, os convidados são servidos com chá de ervas. Comida saudável e nutritiva é servida de forma tradicional numa folha de bananeira.
Destaques
O que está incluído
Locais e horários de recolha
Ponto de recolha - lobby do hotel, área de busca de chegadas do aeroporto e área de estacionamento para carros e autocarros. Vestuário - Roupas curtas abaixo do nível do joelho, saias abaixo do nível do joelho e roupas sem mangas não são permitidas. Todos os tours reservados para Shore Excursion (Pick up from Port) serão considerados como um tour de grupo SIC base até 15 pax usando um mini van, e todos os passeios reservados para FIT (Recolha do hotel ou Aeroporto) será considerado como passeio privado usando um carro.
Avaliações dos viajantes
Informações importantes
- Opções de transporte público disponíveis perto
- Bebês precisam sentar no colo de um adulto
- Assentos infantis disponíveis
- Não recomendado para viajantes com problemas de coluna
- Não recomendado para grávidas
- Não recomendado para viajantes com problemas cardíacos
- Adequado para todos os níveis de condicionamento físico
Avaliações(56)
My friend and I booked this cultural day tour in June, and despite it being the start of the monsoon season, it was a fantastic experience! This tour perfectly captures Goa's diverse heritage, showcasing both the historic Basilica of Bom Jesus and gorgeous Hindu temples. A few practical tips for a June visit: The spice plantation is at its best: The June rains make the spice plantation incredibly lush, vibrant, and green. Walking through the tropical canopy smelling the fresh rain and plants was so therapeutic, and the traditional buffet lunch on-site was delicious. Be prepared for sudden downpours: Monsoon weather is highly unpredictable. Always pack a sturdy umbrella or poncho in your bag. Also, wear waterproof sandals with good grip, as the stone pathways around the temples can get slippery when wet. A great escape from the heat: Compared to the scorching summer months, June actually brings a welcome drop in temperature when it rains. It's much cooler and more comfortable to sightsee as long as you don't mind a bit of rain. Overall, it's a wonderfully comprehensive tour that perfectly blends history, religion, and nature. Highly recommend for a rainy season itinerary in Goa!
This is the best tour of the lot. I highly recommend this tour. Jonas, my guide, provided historical, cultural, political perspectives plus he addressed my onward travel issues - train schedule, shops for good Goan goodies etc. so I could relax and enjoy the day. For my next day, Jonas gave me tips on great shops and restaurants to enjoy. I noticed that Goans are more like islanders than other Indians. Goans have a joyful and happy demenour which could be the food, sandy beaches, beautiful sunsets or other things. When I shared photos with my family, my niece said that she has been to Goa - from her US navy post in Kuwait and she also loved Goa. My thanks to Viator, Jonas, and the Goan people for a great experience. Yes, you may publish my words. Judi Ann Carlsson 713.854.2710
Our guide and driver was very knowledgeable and we enjoyed learning about Goa. The last stop at the Spice Plantation was over crowded with tour buses. The tour was with a larger group with a plantation guide and its basically a garden with examples of all the spices. It was not a plantation or at least we did not get to see a large plantation. Lunch at the plantation was unexciting. Also ladies need to have shoulders and knees covered for these churches and temples.
Mario knows everything. And everyone. He provided a delightful, fun in-depth day around Old Goa and the surrounding area. The spice plantation was a nice add-on. And if you need tips on where to go next...ask Mario.
I had a great experience with a private tour guide Socorro who explained the history of Goa and showed me all the important sights. I particularly enjoyed the spice plantation. The lunch was great and I loved smelling all the different spice plants!
A really interesting and well planned tour. Joaquim, our guide was excellent and very entertaining. Our driver Marlon also did a fine job with both being real gentlemen. This is a perfect tour if you want to see a bit more of Goa outside the hotels, with lots of additional information on Goan history, life in Goa and India also included.
Great trip that captures the key sights in both old and new Goa as well as an educational spice plantation tour and local lunch. Our guide Joaquim was extremely knowledgeable and pleasant and answered every question we had with in-depth responses. For the Hindu temple you do need to remove shoes and socks to enter the complex. The spice plantation offers both veggie and non veggie options for lunch.
Caesar (tour guide) and Shivam (driver) were amazing! They picked us up and showed us all the Goan delights. Caesar has a wealth of knowledge when it came to the churches and temples and also gave me a little time off to get some shopping done. My partner's mother is Goan and Caesar kindly made a detour to show us around that area. The Spice Plantation is a very interesting stop too; Caesar and Pooja gave us the VIP treatment and the lunch was very tasty! Highly recommended tour to get an overview of Goa!
Our guide Jonas was one of t he very best we've had! He was extremely engaging and informative! A wonderful day and tour!
Great way to see & experience Goa with a very knowledgeable guide. Xavier was fantastic & adjusted the tour to suit us. Very comfortable, air conditioned car with a great driver too.
