Excursão Privada de 1 Dia a Shirakawa-go & Takayama
Descrição
Nós nos concentramos em conforto, exclusividade e profundidade cultural. Projetado como uma experiência totalmente privada, permite aos hóspedes desfrutar de um itinerário flexível adaptado aos seus interesses, livre das restrições dos horários de grupo. Os viajantes são fornecidos com um veículo dedicado e um motorista profissional, garantindo uma viagem suave, segura e relaxante através das paisagens montanhosas. O passeio destaca as fazendas gassho-zukuri da UNESCO de Shirakawago e as ruas preservadas do período Edo de Takayama, oferecendo um encontro imersivo com o patrimônio do Japão. Ao combinar serviço personalizado com exploração cultural autêntica, este passeio oferece uma experiência refinada e memorável.
Opções de passeio
Itinerário
O patrimônio mundial, Shirakawago, é uma caminhada gratuita. Dê um passeio ao seu próprio ritmo e desfrute do campo à sua vontade. com um delicioso almoço cheio de comida serrana.
Aprecie a vista única da vila de Shirakawago do melhor ângulo e altura.
Visite Wada House para ver o interior da Gassho Zukuri House e fique impressionado com os detalhes arquitetônicos da casa única. Taxa de admissão:- Geral individual Adultos (alunos do ensino médio e acima): 400 ienes; crianças (alunos do ensino fundamental): 200 ienes. Grupo geral (20 pessoas ou mais) Adulto: 350 ienes Indivíduo com deficiência Adulto: 200 ienes (certificado de invalidez necessário, apenas pessoa)
Hida Folk Village (Hida no Sato) é um museu ao ar livre que exibe mais de 30 casas tradicionais da região de Hida, o distrito montanhoso da província de Gifu ao redor de Takayama. As casas foram construídas durante o período Edo (1603–1867) e foram realocadas de seus locais originais para criar o museu em 1971. Em uma atmosfera de aldeia, o museu apresenta edifícios como a antiga casa do chefe da aldeia, cabanas de madeira, armazéns , e várias casas de fazenda gassho-zukuri. Essas enormes casas de fazenda receberam o nome de seus telhados de palha íngremes, que se assemelham a um par de mãos unidas em oração ("gassho"). Eles foram transferidos para cá da vizinha Shirakawago, onde as casas gassho-zukuri são a razão do status de Patrimônio Mundial da região.
Por causa de seus valiosos recursos madeireiros, a região de Hida ao redor de Takayama foi colocada sob controle direto do Xogunato Tokugawa em 1692. O Takayama Jinya serviu como escritório do governo local, chefiado por funcionários enviados de Edo (atual Tóquio). O complexo de edifícios estava em uso oficial até 1969 e agora está aberto ao público como um museu. Inclui várias salas de tatame bem mantidas que já serviram como escritórios, salas de conferências, quartos de hóspedes e espaços residenciais. Há também uma interessante sala de interrogatório. Ao lado do edifício principal encontra-se um grande armazém, construído em 1600. Conhecido como o maior armazém tradicional de arroz do Japão, agora funciona como um museu, exibindo os pertences e documentos oficiais dos antigos senhores feudais, mapas antigos da região de Hida e plantas históricas da cidade.
Kamisannomachi, a área é popular por seu ambiente encantador, com ruas estreitas alinhadas com árvores de vilas e estruturas icônicas como janelas e fachadas de madeira. Muitas das lojas vendem artesanato local, doces e outras especialidades regionais, incluindo carne Hida e sake.
O Templo Takayama Betsuin Shorenji, a cerca de cinco minutos a pé da estação JR Takayama, é um templo budista notável em Takayama. Seu notório pagode de três célebres foi construído em 1820. Uma estátua budista que lembra ter sido feita na época Heian é reverenciada na estrutura fundamental. Certifique-se de prestar atenção à enorme árvore gingko no local. Tem mais de 1.260 anos.
Destaques
O que está incluído
Locais e horários de recolha
É oferecido aos viajantes a coleta em veículo particular na área dentro do nosso raio destacado, incluindo a coleta no hotel e no aeroporto. Consulte o raio mencionado no anúncio. Detalhes de devolução: Desembarcado no ponto de partida original. Embora os viajantes sejam recolhidos/devolvidos no Aeroporto de Komatsu, taxas adicionais serão aplicadas no momento da retirada ou entrega. A excursão pode começar em Toyama, Kanazawa e Takayama e terminar em três áreas quaisquer. Oferecemos serviços apenas para no máximo 13 pessoas.
Avaliações dos viajantes
Informações importantes
- Acessibilidade para cadeira de rodas
- Opções de transporte público disponíveis perto
- Bebês precisam sentar no colo de um adulto
- Opções de transporte com acessibilidade para cadeirantes
- 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(279)
I booked a guided tour on purpose and did not prepare the tour. I visited the Hida village on my own after having been shown the entrance and aboiut two sentences of explanation that I had received. We went to Takayama. Next I was dropped of in the center one street behind the most famous street and told to be back 1h30 later, including lunch. When I returned, I was told we were now going to Shirakawa-go. I asked about the other stops in Takayama and was asked if I did not visit them. There was a map at the entrance to the quarter that showed were they were. I answered that it would have been helpful if he had told me before. I asked if he knew that I had booked a guided tour. He said yes, but that was only for Shirakawa-go. We finally drove to one more place in Takayama, then we continued to Shirakawa-go. There the guidance was to get me a tourist map and give me about 5 minutes of explanation concerning the village, then I was on my own again. I had taken a taxi tour two days before and received pretty much the same amount of information. This was a rip off, certainly not a guided tour by a knowledgeable guide. For half the price, I could have taken a taxi tour which I would advise everybody to do.
Excellent private tour experience! Shirakawa-go was stunning, and Takayama’s old town was full of charm and history. Khan was punctual, professional, and shared many interesting insights throughout the day. The vehicle was comfortable, and the itinerary was perfectly paced. A great way to see some of Japan’s most beautiful destinations in a single day.
We had a wonderful day on the Shirakawa-go & Takayama Private Charter Tour with Maaz. He spoke excellent English, was incredibly enthusiastic, and made the day both enjoyable and informative. What stood out most was how personable and attentive he was, always making sure we were comfortable and focusing on the things that interested us most. The highlight for us was Takayama Old Town, which was full of charm, history, and interesting shops. There was so much to see that we could easily have spent half a day there alone. We also thoroughly enjoyed visiting Hida no Sato Folk Village, which offered a fascinating glimpse into traditional rural life and was a beautiful place to explore. Overall, Maaz's friendly personality and genuine enthusiasm made for a fantastic day. Highly recommended.
We had an excellent private tour to Shirakawa-go and Takayama. The vehicle was comfortable, the itinerary was well organized, and we had plenty of time to explore both destinations at our own pace. Our guide was friendly, professional, and knowledgeable, making the day enjoyable and stress-free. Highly recommended for anyone looking to experience the beauty and culture of this region!
Very nice day. Would do it again.☺️
Awesome trip and our guide Mois did an amazing job. Thank you very much for this memorable day.
We had an amazing day and our guide Moiz was really nice and convenient, thanks
Driver was not a guide. Expensive booking agency Viator. Saw the places but no commentary English speaking (from Pakistan) but not Japanese so no in depth knowledge. Very disappointing and absolutely not worth the money. Vehicle had dark tinted windows so impossible to see out from back seat. Absolutely worthless. Skip booking with Viator. Exact same trip booked with Get your guide $110 less expensive Likely not go with smile tours again due to not providing the service described.
Not what we have expected from Viator. The van had dark film on the back seat windows , so dark that we couldn’t see out and it produced distorted views. The driver was just a driver and not a guide. He was a 21 year old from Pakistan on a one year visa. He was difficult to understand and had only basic knowledge of the area . He could tell us little about the areas we drove through. He didn’t provide commentary on the areas we drove through!! Viator charges $100. More than other providers for the same trip. This was not a guided tour but an expensive van ride. The driver (Abdul) asked whom we booked the tour with. When we said Viator charges $100 more; we asked if HE got more than with other booking agents and he said no. So we really don’t understand what your agency had to offer that would make it worth $100 more than other agencies. When I asked Abdul about the extra 100 dollars more he said all Americans are rich and 100 dollars is nothing. We were quite insulted. At for the places we went : Shirakago, there were 72 buses in the parking lot and the path to the town was crowded. The town itself was interesting but too many milling people. Other parts of the tour were less crowded. We resent paying $100. For this tour. On a previous tour we had a woman from Japan, a teacher who spoke excellent English and was well versed in Japanese history and culture. It was an excellent experience and one of the reasons we booked again with Viator. The name of this tour operator was “Smiles tours “ I did not smile. I think Viator did not provide the service they describe! Beware
We got out of the city to see the countryside and 2 towns. Beautiful scenery along the way. It was a long ride.
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