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Visite en groupe du palais royal de Bangkok avec entrée coupe-file
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Visite en groupe du palais royal de Bangkok avec entrée coupe-file

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Points forts
  • Visite guidée du Grand Palais
  • Le Bouddha d'Émeraude
  • Le monument le plus emblématique de Bangkok
  • Visite d'une fabrique de lapidaires
Ce qui vous attend

S'il y a une chose que vous vous devez voir à Bangkok, c'est bien le chef-d'œuvre architectural du Grand Palais, aussi appelé palais royal. Cette demi-journée d'excursion en groupe vous permet d'explorer le palais en compagnie d'un guide pour découvrir l'histoire royale, y compris le Wat Phra Kaew : le temple qui abrite le vénérable Bouddha d'Émeraude.

Jusqu'en 1925, le palais était la résidence royale officielle des rois de Siam et de leurs gouvernements. Au fil de sa collection de pavillons et de flèches dorées, vous serez transporté dans le passé. Vous visiterez également la chapelle royale richement décorée appelée Wat Phra Kaew, et vous découvrirez le Bouddha d'Émeraude, sculpté dans un bloc de jade.

Vous aurez tout le temps d'admirer l'architecture ornementale du palais, dont la complexité et la richesse demeurent impressionnantes. Pour terminer, vous rejoindrez un atelier de joaillerie pour découvrir de l'artisanat, des bijoux et des produits en soie.

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  • Certaines parties du Grand Palais royal et/ou du Wat Phra Kaew peuvent être fermées lors de cérémonies spéciales.
  • Les enfants de plus de 1,20 m doivent réserver des billets adultes, quel que soit leur âge, en raison du règlement du palais.
  • Veillez à vous habiller de manière appropriée pour la visite de monuments religieux: épaules et genoux couverts.
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  • Repas et boissons non inclus
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Ce que les internautes disent de cette expérience

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3,9 /5

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    David Black

    Verified booking

    3.8
    18 octobre 2024

    A voyagé en couple

    We were glad we booked the morning but it was exceptionally hot and humid. That’s no fault of the guide who was enthusiastic but we were glad when it ended

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    TUI Musement Traveler

    Verified booking

    4
    26 mars 2023

    I was picked up from my hotel around 8:00. The guide Rio took his time to show me around the Grand Palace and asked if I had any questions about the surroundings. I was the only one on the morning tour. At the end of the tour I was asked to be dropped near my hotel by a coffee shop.

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