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Excursion d’une journée sur les traces de la culture riche de Bangalore
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Vous en apprendrez plus sur la culture et l’histoire de Bangalore, une des villes les plus dynamiques de l’Inde du Sud, lors de cette excursion privée de 7 heures à partir de votre hôtel entre 8:30 et 9:00.
Votre guide local vous présentera tout d’abord le temple Sri Radha Krishna à ISKCON, l’un des plus grands temples Hare Krishna au monde. Vous visiterez ensuite la palais d’été et musée de Tipu Sultan, un exemple de l’architecture indo-islamique qui a été initialement construit en teck, dont des piliers et balcons finement sculptés.
Votre excursion se poursuit aux jardins botaniques de Lalbagh, qui abritent plus de 1 000 espèces de plantes et une serre, inspirée de l’ancien Crystal Palace de Londres. Après une promenade paisible, vous profiterez d’un déjeuner-buffet dans un restaurant populaire.
Passez devant le palais de Bangalore, la Cour suprême, la parc Cubbon, et Vidhan Sabha où l’Assemblée législative de Karnataka se réunit. Votre guide vous expliquera l’importance du temple du taureau dédié à Nandi et du temple Gavi Gangadhareshwara dédié à Shiva.
Votre excursion se terminera à environ 16:00 avec un transfert inclus à votre hôtel.
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Votre guide local vous présentera tout d’abord le temple Sri Radha Krishna à ISKCON, l’un des plus grands temples Hare Krishna au monde. Vous visiterez ensuite la palais d’été et musée de Tipu Sultan, un exemple de l’architecture indo-islamique qui a été initialement construit en teck, dont des piliers et balcons finement sculptés.
Votre excursion se poursuit aux jardins botaniques de Lalbagh, qui abritent plus de 1 000 espèces de plantes et une serre, inspirée de l’ancien Crystal Palace de Londres. Après une promenade paisible, vous profiterez d’un déjeuner-buffet dans un restaurant populaire.
Passez devant le palais de Bangalore, la Cour suprême, la parc Cubbon, et Vidhan Sabha où l’Assemblée législative de Karnataka se réunit. Votre guide vous expliquera l’importance du temple du taureau dédié à Nandi et du temple Gavi Gangadhareshwara dédié à Shiva.
Votre excursion se terminera à environ 16:00 avec un transfert inclus à votre hôtel.
Inclus
- Service de ramassage et dépôt à Bangalore
- Droits d’entrée
- Déjeuner buffet
- Chauffeur et guide
- Transport en véhicule privé
- Toutes taxes et tous droits et frais de dossier
Non inclus
- Repas et boissons, sauf mention contraire
- Photos souvenirs (disponibles à l’achat)
- Pourboires (facultatifs)
Autres informations
- Vous recevrez la confirmation au moment de la réservation
- Neuf personnes maximum par réservation
- Des réductions de groupe sont possibles
Caractéristiques
Tourisme
90%
Culturel
75%
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Highly recommend this tour to see many facets of Delhi. My knowledgeable guide took me to many memorable sites and locations from the very moving India Gate with the names of those who lost their lives fighting in WW1 to the amazing architecture of Old Delhi, the serene mosque and impressive Humayun's Tomb. Sadly some sites were closed - Gandhi memorial - due to diplomat visits but guide didn't check or know until we arrived and were unable to gain access.
Great tour. Both our driver and tour guide were fantastic. The guide took the time to get to know us and find out what we hoped to experience and took great effort to show us aspects of Bangalore that were insightful, fun, and rewarding. He also helped us find some great souvenirs for our kids back home. Very happy with the tour and experience.
Picked up at hotel on time. The half day tour was good introduction to Bangalore. The guide, Raghu was very knowledgeable and friendly. We visited a number of temples and palaces. He explained what was acceptable, such as dress codes and footwear for various temples you can keep on our socks but the floors may be wet. He also advised me to make small financial donations 100 rupees to be placed on the plate offered by the temple staff as a matter of curtsey to them. Raghu allows me as much time as I wanted at each venue plus as a solo traveler he offered to take my photo at various sites there were quite a few. The driver, Mohan, waited patiently at every stop until we returned. As for the pre-paid lunch stop, the timing was agreed between the three of us, which was fine by me. I was taken to the New Krishna Bhavan restaurant in Bangalore. Raghu asked if I had a preference for any particular type of food vegetarian, spicy, non-Indian. There appeared to be two areas to this restaurant one for the a la carte menu and the other area which was half full. Rughu explained the menu and the tastes, thus I chose, a mild pea aloo curry with Roti bread followed by blackcurrant ice-cream. I have to admit that I nodal food is not my favourite but this meal was delicious probably because it was authentic rather that modified for Europeans. I ate about half the curry as I wasn't that hungry at the time, so Raghu asked if I would like to take the rest back to my hotel to eat later he even got two extra Roti bread to go with it. The lunch was officially the end of the tour but the guide knew I needed to go to an ATM machine, we tried four from different banks but none would accept my Visa card the travel agent at the hotel sorted out the payment for the locally booked tours for me. As a solo traveler, I'd recommend this tour even though it's a bit pricier than the similar locally run tours. It does include a guide, driver and lunch all to yourself. One point to note