Day(1) Arrive Yangon International
Airport. Welcome by your Guide and transfer to
Traders hotel (or equivalent). Visit Shwedagon (the
most significant Pagoda in the world), Royal Lake
and Royal Berg (Karaweik), Chaukhtatgyi reclining
Buddha. Walking around down town area and explore
busy Lanthit jetty by Yangon river. Overnight in
Yangon.
Day (2) Fly to Bagan . Transfer to
Bagan hotel (or) Tharaba Gate Hotel. Sightseeing in
Bagan includes a visit to most famous temples and
pagodas out of 2000 listed ruined monuments. O/N in
Bagan.
Day (3) Wholeday sightseeing in
Bagan . Excursion to a village (Phwar Saw West
village), traditional lacquerware factory. Enjoy
sunset over Bagan from Shwesandaw Pagoda. O/N Bagan.
Day (4) Drive to Mt.Popa (home of
the Nats or spirit gods) Climb up to the summit of
Popa mountain.Transfer to Popa Mountain Resort which
is located on the main legendary Popa mountain Rest
of the day at leisure . O/N in Popa.
Day (5) Drive back to Bagan airport
to catch the flight to Heho. From Heho airport
(gateway to Shan State & Lak Inle) , drive appx: 1
hour to Nyaung Shwe. Then transfer to your hotel by
boat. Today, halfday sightseeing on the lake. O/N at
GIC hotel on the lake.
Day (6) Explore the lake Inle by
boat. Tour includes a visit to floating market (if
it is market day), silversmith workshop, floating
gardens, pagoda on the manmade island, silk weaving
village, monastery with antique like Buddha Images,
etc. O/N on the lake.
Day (7) Drive to Pindaya (3 hour
appx). Road to Pindaya is considered as one of the
most beautiful landscape in Myanmar. Transfer to
Conqueror hotel. Visit Pindaya Cave, Paper Parasole
workshop, bamboo hat workshop, Pindaya Market (if
market day) . O/N in Pindaya..
Day (8) Drive to Kalaw (appx :2 hr
45 minute), former British hill station. Transfer to
Hill
Top villa (or) Pine Hill Resort hotel. Go out
for halfday trekking to a village where yon can see
Palaung tribe and their tea planlation on the
mountain slope. O/N in Kalaw.
Day (9) Drive to Heho airport (about
1 hr) for the flight to Mandalay. Transfer to Sedona
hotel or (equivalent). Proceed to Mandalay Palace,
Shwe Kyaung monastery which is noted for its
beautiful wood carving, Kuthodaw Pagoda also known
as world largest book. Enjoy sunset over Mandalay
from the top of Mandalay hill. O/N in Mandalay.
Day (10)
Mandalay-Amarapura-Sagaing-Mandalay. This excursion
of two ancient cities starts with a visit to
Mahagandayon monastery where more than 1200
Buddhism. U Bein teak bridge comes next. Then
proceed to Sagaing Hill and Kaung Hmaudaw Pagoda in
Sagaing. Stay over night in Mandalay.
Day (11) Explore Mingun village by
boat across Ayeyarwaddy river. See world second
largest Mingun Bell (go tons weight ), Unfinished
Pagoda, Queen Sinbyume memorial pagoda. Return to
Mandalay by boat. Visit Zegyo market in Mandalay.
O/N Mandalay.
Day (12) Fly to Yangon. On arrival
drive straight to Golden Rock Pagoda base camp take
a public open truck to Middle Camp (1 hour). Finally
45 minute walk along the path to your hotel. Explore
breath taking Golden Rock (Golden Boulder) Pagoda.
O/N at Kyeikhto hotel or Mountain Top hotel.
Day (13) Descend the mountain and
drive back to Yangon. On the way, sightseeing in
Bago will be made to visit Bago Palace of King
Bayunt Naung, Shwemawdaw Pagoda, ShweTharLyaung
reclining Buddha Image. Overnight in Yangon.
Day (14) Fly to Sittwe (Akyab) then
take a boat ride along Kaladon river to ancient city
Mrauk U (Appx 8 hour trip). Transfer to Nawarat
hotel. O/N in Mrauk U.
Day (15) Wholeday sightseeing in
Mrauk U. Explore ancient temples shchau Chitthaung
Temple, Htauk Kan Thein, Anuma Lake, Archeological
Museum etc. Also visit busy market in the morning.
O/N in Mrauk U.
Day (16) Early morning transfer to
jetty for the boat trip back to Sittwe then fly to
the most beautiful Ngapali Beach. O/N in Ngapali.
Day (17) Beach
Day (18) Fly back to Yangon. Visit
Bogyoke (Scott) Market. O/N in Yangon.
Day (19) Transfer to Yangon
international airport for your departure. Here our
service end and we wish you a pleasant flight home.
