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6 Days-5Nights Myanmar Tour Program
If you are looking to catch aglimpse of Myanmar, this is a perfect introduction to the best kept secrets ofAsia. In 6 days you will visit the former capital Yangon (Rangon), the greenGarden City with its gorgeous mix of golden Pagodas and British colonialarchitecture, to Bagan (Pagan), the most stunning archeological site of 2000pagodas, to Mandalay, the city of the last Myanmar Kings and to Inle Lake, abeautiful expanse of water surrounded by mountains and floating villages.
YANGON BAGAN MANDALAY AMARAPURA - MANDALAY HEHO NYAUNG SHWE INLE LAKE - HEHO - YANGON
Available: throughout theyear
Departure: daily
Price based on 2 persons.
Starts from-US$770s

DAY 01
DAY 02 -
DAY 03 -
Morning flight to Mandalay, the city of the last Myanmar Kings. Upon arrival drive to Amarapura the "City of Immortals" and visit the 150 year old Mahagandayon monastery, and famous Buddhist learning center. It is home to a thousand monks, who will form a procession as they go to take their noon and final meal of the day. Amarapura was the capital of upper Burma until 1850. As was the custom, most of the important wooden palaces and monasteries were taken down and transported to the new capital in Mandalay. Apart from Pagodas that have survived, the ancient art of silk and cotton weaving, using handlooms, is very much alive and visit U Bein wooden bridge, over 150 years old, which is still in use. In the afternoon visit the Mahamuni Pagoda, originally built by King Bodawpaya in 1784, hosting the revered Mahamuni image, cast in the 1st Century and now covered in thick gold leaves; Shwenandaw monastery, noted for its exquisite wood carvings; Atumashi monastery (Incomparable Monastery); Kuthodaw Pagoda, known as the worlds Biggest Book for its stone slabs of Buddhist scriptures and finally climb Mandalay Hill for the sunset. Overnight in Mandalay.

DAY 04 - HEHO NYAUNG SHWE -


DAY 05 - HEHO -


DAY 06 / departure day
After breakfast continue sightseeing of Yangon: Sule Pagoda, dating back over 2000 years, the Mahabandoola Park with it's Independence Monument and walk around the downtown area and the sprawling Bogyoke Market. Wide streets, orderly town planning and neglected public buildings revive visions of British rule, while busy streets scenes and shimmering pagodas, bursting through a leafy canopy, hint at the rich local culture. Skyscrapers and glaring neon billboards have yet to overtake the capital. Late afternoon transfer to Yangon International Airport.