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Bangkoks Tempel und Heiligtümer: Rundgang in kleiner Gruppe
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Bangkoks Tempel und Heiligtümer: Rundgang in kleiner Gruppe

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Sprachen: Deutsch, Englisch
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Dauer: zwischen 2 Stunden bis 4 Stunden
Highlights
  • Auf diesem geführten Rundgang entdecken Sie eine weniger bekannte Seite Bangkoks und seiner buddhistischen Heiligtümer
  • Die Gruppe ist klein und persönlich, da maximal acht Gäste teilnehmen
  • Nachdem Sie 344 Stufen auf den Goldenen Berg hinaufgestiegen sind, sehen Sie einen der wichtigsten Tempel Bangkoks
  • Die Wandmalereien des Wat Suthat-Tempels und der Chedi des Wat Saket werden Sie beeindrucken
  • Ihr ortskundiger Tourguide verfügt umfassendes Wissen über die Tempel und Heiligtümer von Bangkok
Beschreibung

Die Entdeckung von Bangkoks Tempeln und Geschichte ist nur ein Teil dieser Tour. Sie werden unerforschte Ecken der Stadt sehen und direkt in die lokale Kultur eintauchen, während Sie durch Wat Saket, Baan Bat, Wat Suthat und die "Riesenschaukel" navigieren. Prasit, einer unserer ortskundigen Tourguides, sagt: "Die 37 goldenen Türme des Loha Prasat stehen für die 37 Voraussetzungen der Erleuchtung. Das sind die Stufen der buddhistischen Lehre, die erreicht werden müssen, bevor man die Erleuchtung erlangt."

Die Reise beginnt am Tempel Wat Ratchanatdaram, der vor allem für den Loha Prasat bekannt ist, einen der wenigen Paläste mit Bronzedächern auf der Welt. Dann besuchen Sie den Goldenen Berg, der nur einen kurzen Spaziergang entfernt liegt, wo Sie den Wat Saket finden. Erklimmen Sie die 344 Stufen des goldenen Chedi und genießen Sie die Aussicht auf das alte Bangkok. Prasit fügt hinzu: "Wat Saket ist ein wichtiges Wahrzeichen, das auf dem einzigen Hügel Bangkoks steht und für alle Anhänger des Buddha große Bedeutung hat. Die Treppen sind lang, aber sie führen nach oben und bieten einen Panoramablick auf die Insel Rattanakosin."

Dann geht es weiter zur Riesenschaukel - oder Sao Ching Cha - und zum Wat Suthat, einem der wichtigsten Tempel aus der Rattanakosin-Ära. Prasit erklärt:"Der Wat Suthat ist mein Lieblingstempel. Er zeichnet sich dadurch aus, dass sein Inneres reich mit Wandmalereien über das thailändische Leben und den Glauben verziert ist. In der Mitte, über den Statuen der betenden Mönche, sitzt ein riesiger goldener Buddha." Nach der Besichtigung genießen Sie eine Kaffeepause, bevor Sie nach San Chao Pho Suea, dem "Tigergott-Schrein", weiterfahren und anschließend zur Ratchadamnoen Klang Road laufen, wo Sie Ihre Tour beenden.

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    26. Oktober 2025

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    War sehr interessant und sehr viele Informationen habe ich von Buddhismus und Thailändische Buddhismus bekommen. Der Guide war sehr gut und nett und er hat sehr viel Wissen.

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    Wir zwei waren die einzigen Tour Gäste und es dauerte 4,5 Stunden. Der Tour Beginn wurde auf 9 Uhr verschoben, dadurch war es etwas Heißer.

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