Tour de Tay Ninh: Templo Cao Dai e Montanha Ba Den saindo de Saigon
Descrição
Descubra as paisagens cheias de alma e as tradições vibrantes do sul do Vietname nesta excursão de um dia abrangente de Sai Gon. Desde a maravilha arquitetônica do Templo Cao Dai até os picos nebulosos da Montanha "Black Lady", esta viagem oferece uma mistura perfeita de cultura, história e paisagem deslumbrante.
Opções de passeio
Itinerário
Conheça o seu Guia no seu hotel ou ponto central de encontro para uma confortável condução de 2,5 horas pela paisagem paisagística.
Chegue a Tay Ninh para visitar o Templo Cao Dai e testemunhar a cerimônia do meio-dia.
Desfrute de um delicioso almoço vietnamita antes de pegar o teleférico até a majestosa montanha Ba Den para explorar seus picos e pagodas.
A bordo do nosso carro para retornar à cidade de Ho Chi Minh, relaxando enquanto passam as paisagens do sul pacíficas. Volte ao seu ponto de partida.
Destaques
O que está incluído
Locais e horários de recolha
Os hotéis em Sai Gon Ward, Ben Thanh Ward, Tan Dinh Ward, Cau Ong Lanh Ward, Ban Co Ward, Xuan Hoa Ward, Nhieu Loc Ward recebem um serviço de pick-up e de entrega grátis.
Avaliações dos viajantes
Informações importantes
- Adequado para todos os níveis de condicionamento físico
- Nós fornecemos pick-up gratuito do hotel de Sai Gon Ward, Ben Thanh Ward, Tan Dinh Ward, Cau Ong Lanh Ward, Ban Co Ward, Xuan Hoa Ward, Nhieu Loc Ward
- Caso o seu hotel esteja localizado fora da nossa zona de recolha, por favor dirija-se ao nosso ponto de encontro para participar do passeio.
- A cimeira de Ba Den Mountain pode ser 5-7°C mais fria do que a cidade e bastante ventosa, por isso recomenda-se um casaco leve
- Os visitantes devem usar roupas respeitosas que cubram ombros e joelhos; roupas brancas são encorajadas, mas não obrigatórias para o Templo Cao Dai
- As fotos são permitidas dentro do Templo Cao Dai a partir da área da varanda, mas a fotografia em flash e a caminhada pelo meio da sala de oração são estritamente proibidas
Avaliações(5)
<p>Really enjoyed the tour to the Cau Dai temple. Was there at the right time to see their prayer session.<br/> The Cu Chi tunnels was very interesting. Gave a good view of the fighting methods in the different wars. Going in the tunnel is not for the tall, knee or back sensitive or claustrophobic.but didnt take away from the experience.<br/> Guide was fantastic, great English and answered any questions<br/> The restaurant that the lunch was included was substandard to what we have experienced in like restaurants in Vietnam.</p>
<p>I didn't even want to see the tunnels, but had to go there in order to see the Cao Dai Temple, which was great. The guide started with interesting facts about Vietnamese family life, but then after the tunnels gave some incorrect facts about Americans in the war, which is inappropriate when you are accepting payments from American tourists. I became rather ill just before we got to the tunnels and just sat in the shade while the others were tunneling. Before the tunnels the guide expressed concern, but afterward she didn't even ask where I was or how I felt. The bus was quite decrepit and very crowded.</p>
<p>A great tour. Guide was excellent in both knowledge on the temple and the tunnels. We stopped at a workshop on our way to the Temple, which supported/gave jobs for victims of war, amazing artwork. Temple was interesting and pretty. Saw part of their noon ritual. Had lunch, and then made way for the tunnels/war exhibits. All in all a great full day!</p> <p>It was quite long, we had planned on being done by 5pm, however did go from about 8am - 7.30pm when getting dropped back in Ho Chi Minh City. This is not a complaint, just warning if you wanted to also make dinner plans. The temple is a long way out so it is probably this long most of the time.</p>
<p>We had a brilliant time on this tour. Our guide, Jay Jay was fantastic - so informative, entertaining and funny, making the long journey fly by. We really loved visiting both the temple and the tunnels the trip was definitely a highlight of our holiday.</p>
<p>Personally I'd skip the temple, but the tunnels are a must see!! Our tour guide was great and we enjoyed our lunch as well!</p>
