Wielki Pałac Królewski i świątynie w Bangkoku

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Wielki Pałac Królewski i świątynie w Bangkoku

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Język: Niemiecki, Hiszpański, Angielski, Francuski, Włoski

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Czas trwania: od 2 godziny do 4 godziny

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Odwiedź Wielki Pałac Królewski w Bangkoku
Odkryj Wat Pho i posąg Leżącego Buddy
Zobacz Złotego Buddę w Wat Traimit
Wizyta w fabryce kamieni szlachetnych

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Królewskie i duchowe bogactwo Bangkoku zachwyci Cię podczas tej kulturowej wycieczki. Odwiedź Wielki Pałac Królewski oraz piękne świątynie Wat Pho i Wat Traimit, gdzie główną atrakcją są posągi Buddy – każda z nich jest wyjątkowa na swój sposób.

Rozpoczniesz dzień od zwiedzania Wielkiego Pałacu Królewskiego położonego nad brzegiem rzeki Chao Phraya. Pospaceruj po dziedzińcach, świątyniach, pagodach i ogrodach, ale koniecznie odwiedź imponującą Świątynię Szmaragdowego Buddy – miejsce, w którym znajduje się posąg Buddy wyrzeźbiony z jednego kawałka litego, półprzezroczystego jadeitu. Następnie udasz się do najstarszej świątyni miasta, Wat Pho, słynącej z ogromnego posągu Leżącego Buddy.

Następny przystanek to Wat Traimit. Tutaj znajdziesz Złotego Buddę, z którym wiąże się intrygująca historia. Ważąca tyle samo co słoń, ta solidna, złota statua liczy około siedmiu wieków, chociaż dopiero w 1954 roku odkryto, że została wykonana ze złota. Zakończysz wycieczkę przystankiem w lokalnej fabryce kamieni szlachetnych, aby zobaczyć autentyczne rękodzieło.

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Sue B
Verified booking
4.2
2 marca 2025
Podróż w parze
Overall a good tour. Special thanks to our guide, Peng. She was cheerful and helpful and knew her stuff. Drivers were polite and helpful. Tour took in several sites which were beautiful. Can highly recommend for a taste of what Thailand has to offer.
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Rankins
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4.2
31 sierpnia 2024
Podróż z rodziną
It was a hot day so I'd advise anyone to take hats & sunblock. Our guide's English wasnt good but he tried his best to inform us on the history etc it was very interesting. The Palace was very busy & it was hard to get into the rooms for other tour groups. The temples again were fascinating but very busy which makes it hard in 40 degrees heat. It was a great day but we unexpectantly went to a Gem factory at the end. Customers should have the choice to go back to their hotel & be told in advance.
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Old age pensioners
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4.6
26 marca 2024
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Loved the small group which meant we could be kept under control and moving at a steady pace. The car pick-ups and drop offs at all the different venues were wonderful with no waiting or walking distances...superb organisation.

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