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India, Tailandia Y Camboya R E F. C 3218 16 días DESDE 2.875$ FECHAS DE INICIO Domingos Del 01/Abr/2018 al 31/Mar/2019 Delhi VUELOS INTERNOS INCLUIDOS India, Tailandia y Camboya DÍA 1 - DELHI Por la tarde visitaremos el Palacio del ción a Agra, y a la llegada visitaremos el Llegada y traslado al hotel. Alojamiento Maharajá y su museo, el Observatorio Jai Taj Mahal, considerado una de las 7 mara- en el hotel. Singh todavía en funcionamiento y don- villas del mundo moderno. La ida y vuelta de podremos observar la exactitud de los desde aparcamiento se hará en autobús DÍA 2 – DELHI – SAMODE - JAIPUR instrumentos pétreos construidos en el S. electrónico. Cena y alojamiento. Desayuno. Salida hacia Jaipur. En ruta XVIII. Podremos contemplar la especta- almuerzo en el impresionante palacio de cular fachada del Palacio de los Vientos, DÍA 5 – AGRA Samode, donde visitaremos el Palacio convertido en emblema de la ciudad. Desayuno. Salida para visitar el Fuerte de transformado en hotel y que destaca por Tiempo libre en el famoso mercado local Agra, un conjunto amurallado que encierra su impresionante “Salón de los Espejos”. “Bazaar Bapu”. Cena y alojamiento. en su interior palacios y edificios señoria- Continuación a Jaipur, Capital del estado les con estilos arquitectónicos que varían Bangkok de Rajasthan. Por la tarde, asistiremos DÍA 4 – JAIPUR – ABHANERI – desde la complejidad de lo construido por a la ceremonia Aarti en el templo Birla. FATEHPUR SIKRI - AGRA Akbar hasta la simplicidad de lo construido Cena y Alojamiento. Desayuno. Salida por carretera con desti- por su nieto Shah Jahan. Almuerzo. Por la no Agra, visitando en el camino Abhaneri tarde visitaremos el ASRAM de la Madre IMPORTANTE DÍA 3 – JAIPUR y sus monumentos medievales de los raj- Teresa. Cena y alojamiento. Desayuno. Visita del Fuerte de Amber. puts como el pozo Chand Baori y el Tempo • Es responsabilidad de los Este complejo palaciego se impone en de Harshat Mata dedicado al dios Vishnu. DÍA 6 – AGRA – DELHI pasajeros tener los visados y pasaportes en orden antes lo alto de una colina al que subiremos a Continuación por carretera para visitar Desayuno. Salida hacia Delhi A la lle- de su llegada a cada país. lomos de un elefante (cupo restringido) o la ciudad abandonada de Fatehpur Sikri. gada se visitará el Qutub Minar, monu- en jeeps. Almuerzo en restaurante local. Almuerzo en restaurante local. Continua- mento “Patrimonio de la Humanidad” desde 1993 Continuamos con la visita del Viejo Delhi, comenzando por el Raj HOTELES PREVISTOS O SIMILARES Ghat, el Templo Sikh de Bangla Sabih. CIUDAD CAT. PRIMERA CAT. PRIMERA SUP. Seguimos la visita con la Gran Mez- Delhi (hasta 30/Sep) Radisson Blu Dwarka 4* Radisson Blu Dwarka 4* quita Jamma Mashid, Continuación en Delhi (desde 01/Oct) Crown Plaza Mayur Vihar 5* The Leela Ambience Convention 5* rickshaw (carrito de bicicleta) por las Jaipur Ramada Jaipur 4* / Four Points by Sheraton 4* Radisson City Centre 5* / Holiday INN Jaipur 4* calles del popular barrio de Chandni. Agra Four Point By Sheraton 4* Crystal Sarovar Premiere 5* Almuerzo en un restaurante local. Con- Delhi (hasta 30/Sep) Ibis Aerocity 3*Sup Lemon Tree Aerocity 4* tinuaremos por el Nuevo Delhi, la ciudad Delhi (desde 01/Oct) Lemon Tree Aerocity 4* Pride Plaza Aerocity 5* que construyó Edwin Lutyens para ser la Bangkok Amara Bangkok 4* Pullman G 5* capital británica en el denominado esti- Chiang Mai Holiday INN 4* Dusit D2 5* lo anglo-indio. Veremos La Puerta de la Siem Reap Tara Angkor 4* Angkor Palace Resort & Spa 5* India, el Edificio del Parlamento, el Pa- 22 LEJANO ORIENTE Y OTRAS CULTURAS • 2018-2019 CIRCUITOS POR INDIA Y NEPAL CIRCUITOS POR INDIA Y NEPAL Después visitaremos una granja de orquídeas. Almuerzo. Regreso a Chiang EL PRECIO INCLUYE Mai. Alojamiento. INDIA DÍA 12 – CHIANG MAI • 6 noches en pensión completa en los hoteles y restaurantes locales Desayuno. Salida temprano hacia el desayuno del 2º día al desayuno la montaña de Doi Suthep. Su parte del día 7º. más destacada es la Pagoda dorada • Asistencia en el aeropuerto de Del- de Wat Phra That Doi Suthep. La vista hi a la llegada por un representan- panorámica de la ciudad de Chiang Mai te de habla hispana. desde la cumbre de esta montaña le • Traslados de llegada/salidas, visitas/ dejará sin aliento. Continuaremos a las excursiones según el programa en zonas artesanales más relevantes de la vehículo con aire-condicionado. provincia donde destacan las fábricas de • Guía acompañante de habla his- seda, paraguas de papel… Alojamiento. pana todo el recorrido. • Paseo en rickshaw en Delhi DÍA 13 – CHIANG MAI – SIEM REAP • Subida en elefante o en jeep desde Desayuno. Traslado al aeropuerto para el aparcamiento hasta la entrada al Fuerte AMBER. tomar el vuelo con destino Siem Reap • Autobús electrónico desde el apar- (incluido). Llegada y traslado al hotel. camiento hasta la entrada de Fate- Alojamiento. hpur Sikri y en el Taj Mahal. • Entradas para las visitas a los mo- DÍA 14 – SIEM REAP numentos descritas en el itinerario. Desayuno. Excursión al Templo Banteay • 2 Botellas de agua mineral diarias lacio Presidencial, Ministerios... Cena de Chakri, fundada en el mismo periodo Srei, dedicado al dios Shiva. Camino de por personas. despedida y alojamiento. que Bangkok, hace más de 225 años. vuelta, visitaremos Banteay Samre. A • Seguro de viaje. Wat Phra Kaew y el Palacio Real son el continuación, veremos tres templos del • Vuelo Delhi/Bangkok. DÍA 07 – DELHI - BANGKOK eje del antiguo casco de Bangkok. Se Siglo X: Eastern Mebon, Pre Rup y Prasar Desayuno. Traslado al aeropuerto para ruega la asistencia con ropa adecuada. Kravan. Almuerzo. Por la tarde, descubri- TAILANDIA salir en vuelo con destino Bangkok remos el completo de los Templos de An- • Traslados indicados. (incluido). Llegada y traslado al hotel. DÍA 10 – BANGKOK – CHIANG MAI gkor Wat. Vuelta al hotel. Alojamiento. • Vuelo Bangkok/Chiang Mai. Alojamiento. Desayuno y salida de Bangkok en avión • Visitas y excursiones indicadas con (incluido) hacia Chiang Mai. Llegada y DÍA 15 – SIEM REAP guía de habla hispana. • 3 noches en Bangkok y 3 noches DÍAS 08 – 09 - BANGKOK traslado al hotel. Por la noche, disfruta- Desayuno. Empezaremos el día visitando en Chiang Mai. Desayuno y alojamiento. Días libres remos de la cena norteña “Khantoke”, Angkor Thom o ‘Gran Ciudad’. Incluye mu- • Desayuno diario y comidas indica- en la ciudad. En destino se te informará acompañada de los tradicionales espectá- chos de los mejores templos del reinado de das en el itinerario. del día exacto de la visita. Excursión culos de danzas típicas del norte de Tailan- Jayavarman VII, que reinó de 1181-1220. • Vuelo Chiang Mai/Siem Reap. de medio día “Esplendor de Palacio” dia. Regreso al hotel. Alojamiento. En la puerta sur de Angkor Thom, podre- • Seguro de viaje. visitando el Palacio Real y el Templo de mos admirar el imponente frente de pie- Buda Esmeralda. El esplendor impresio- DÍA 11 – CHIANG MAI dra de 23 metros de Avalokiteshvara, que CAMBOYA nante de los templos dentro del recin- Desayuno. Visita a un campamento de aparece en la película Tomb Raider. Estas • Traslados indicados. to es inolvidable. Wat Phra Kaew es el elefantes donde daremos un paseo a esculturas sorprendentes inspiran respe- • Guías locales de habla hispana. Templo Real de Tailandia, ubicado den- lomos de estos animales. Efectuaremos to y admiración a todos los que las ven. • Visitas y excursiones según itinerario. tro del complejo del Palacio Real. La vi- un paseo en carrito de bueyes y un En centro de la ciudadela encontramos el • Alojamiento y desayuno en los ho- sita ofrece una oportunidad maravillosa paseo en una balsa de bambú por un templo de Bayon, que también visitare- teles indicados. de presenciar la grandeza de la Dinastía pequeño río rodeado por las montañas. mos. Este tour también incluye la visita a • Transporte en vehículos con aire la terraza de los elefantes, la terraza del rey acondicionado. leproso y las 12 torres idénticas de Prasat • Seguro de viaje. Salidas garantizadas mínimo 2 pax Suor Prat. Almuerzo. Visita al complejo de PRECIOS POR PERSONA EN USD los templos de Angkor Wat y de los tem- EL PRECIO NO INCLUYE plos más famosos del Siglo XI. Vuelta al CAT PRIMERA En Doble Supl. Single • Cena 24/Dic. Consultar suplemento hotel tras las visitas y alojamiento. 01-15/Abr 3.000 1.025 • Gastos personales. • Ningún Visado. 16/Abr-20/Sep 2.875 855 DÍA 16 – SIEM REAP – CIUDAD DE • Bebidas. 21/Sep-31/Mar 3.175 1.095 ORIGEN • Propinas. *Precios no válidos del 19/Dic/2018 al 05/Ene/2019. Desayuno. Traslado al aeropuerto para • Cualquier servicio no indicado en tomar el vuelo de salida. Fin de nuestros el itinerario o en el apartado “El CAT PRIMERA SUP. En Doble Supl. Single servicios. precio incluye”. 01-15/Abr 3.675 1.550 16/Abr-20/Sep 3.405 1.310 21/Sep-31/Mar 3.905 1.635 *Precios no válidos del 19/Dic/2018 al 05/Ene/2019. CIRCUITOS POR INDIA Y NEPAL CIRCUITOS POR INDIA Y NEPAL LEJANO ORIENTE Y OTRAS CULTURAS • 2018-2019 23.
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