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Myanmar Classical Tour

Through out Myanmar by land Tours
(Yangon, Kyaik Hti Yo, Pyay, Mt. Popa, Bagan, Pakoku, Monywa, Sagaing,
Amarapura, Mandalay, Pyinoolwin, Thibaw, Pindaya,
Inle-lake, Kalaw, Heho, Yangon)

Day 1: Yangon (by car)
Drive downtown to central post office where you will start your walking tour and walk along the Strand Road and have a look around the jetty to find out the real life on and around Yangon River. Then walk along the Pansoedan Street, famous for the most impressive colonial buildings in Yangon. Then Sule Pagoda, City Hall, the high court, Mahabandola Garden. In the afternoon, visit to Bogyoke (Scotts) market with a lot of food, clothing, handicrafts, and gems stores are located. Drive to the glass factory to have a look at glass blowing then drive to Shwedagon Pagoda, one of the world's most spectacular monuments. Overnight in Yangon.
 

Day 2: Yangon - Bago - Golden Rock (Kyaik Hti Yo) (by car)
Morning drive to Kyaikhtiyo, (185 km ,4 hours drive ). On the way visit to Bago which is one of the ancient city of Mon emperor. Sightseeing include: especially Shwemawdaw Pagoda, one of the venerated pagodas in Myanmar, Shwetharlaung, the world's most beautiful reclining Buddha, wood curving industry and Kyaikpon pagoda. Then continue to Golden rock. From the base camp (Kinpun Sakan) take a car ride up to Rathedaung (45 mins) and then walk up to the Kyaikhtiyo Pagoda (45 mins), which is situated on the big boulder and resting on the edge of huge steep rock.Enjoy the sunset overlooking the panoramic view over Sittaung river valley, green forests and beautiful mountain ranges. Overnight on the hill.

Day 3: Golden rock - Pyay (by car)
In the morning, drive to Pyay, along the Ayeyawaddy River and you can see the real life of Myanmar people from villages, cities and town. Pyay (180 miles, 5 hours drive) North West of Yangon on a sharp bend in the Ayeyarwady river. Pyay's is decorated by hill top ruined pagodas famously lit at night. On the way, visit Shwemyethman Pagoda (the huge bispectacled Buddha image) and Shwenattaung Pagoda for it's panoramic veiw. Sightseeing includes Paya Gyi (prototype 5th Century stupa),Sriksetra (ancient city) and Shwesantaw Pagoda to enjoy the sunset on the hill. Overnight in Pyay.

Day 4:Pyay - Mt. Popa (by car)
Pyay is one of the most famous ancient capital of Thri Kettaya, and also the orign of Literature, culture Of Pyu ethinc. Pyay is decorated by the runins and hill top Pagodas, lovely situated on the bank of the Ayeyarwaddy river. Sightseeing in Paya: the huge bespectacled Buddha of Shwe Myat Man Paya, Shwe San Daw Paya, Paya JYi Paya which is the breast like structure, the origin of the stupas, ruin palace site. Then continue to Mt Popa(5hrs drive) driving along the Ayeyarwaddy river site. Explore the senic view of the tropical region of Myanmar. Overnight in Mt Popa (it is like a spa, oasis of the tropical region). Overnight in Pyay.

Day 5: Mt Popa - Bagan (by car)
Morning visit to Mt. Popa, and extinct volcano. Generally known as the abode of legendary Nats or spirit gods for which the annual festival is held during Myanmar months. On the top of the mountain, there are monasteries, pagodas, and shrines in different styles. In the afternoon, continue to Bagan (1 hr). On the way, observe the ways of life of the palm trees Climber's life and their traditional sugar palm workshops. Overnight in Bagan.

Day 6: Bagan sightseeing (by car)
In the morning, visit to local Nyaung-U market, Shwesigon Pagoda, a prototype of later Myanmar to stupas, Htilomilo Temple noted for its plaster carvings, Anada Temple, an architectural masterpiece resembling a Greek cross, Anada Okkyaung, a brick monastery with 18th century mural paintings. After lunch, visit to a lacquer ware factory, Manuha Temple, built in Mon style in 1059,Nan Phaya Temple, a unique sandstone monument. Observe the sunset in the vicinity of Bagan's ancient monuments. Overnight in Bagan.

Day 7: Bagan sightseeing (by car)
Explore the Bagan's temples by horse cart.Visit to Phwasaw village passing among the stupas and temples. Explore the Bagan views and ways of life of Bagan people.In the afternoon, visit to Kyauk Gu U Min(stone carve temple) by boat. Enjoy the Bagan sunset from the Boat on the Ayeyarwaddy river. Overnight in Bagan.

Day 8: Bagan - Pakoku - Monywa (by car)
Morning drive to Pakoku(1 and half hours/other bank of the river) is the biggest cotton production region and biggest production of traditional weaving surrond(longyi), cigar charoot work shops. Pakoku is a basic traditional living standard town. Then continue to Monywa (2 and half hours). Enjoy the sunset from the wild stoney bank of the Chin dwin river. (it is like a painting). Overnight in Monywa.

Day 9: Monywa sightseeing (by car)
In the morning, drive to Phowun Taung caves with over 400,000 ancient Buddha Images, status, beautiful stone carving out the whole mountain and mural dating from 14th to 16th century. On theway, visit to copper production workshops in traditional methods. Afternoon visit to Mohnyin Than Buddha pagoda where more than 500,000 Buddha images are seated and which the finest monastery in Myanmar, the world third biggest reclining buddha image. Overnight in Monywa.

Day 10: Monywa - Sagaing - Amarapura - Mandalay (by car)
Another beautiful morning, on the road to Mandalay. On the way passing through the growing rice fields, vegetable plantation and beautiful landscape. After a 2 and half hours drive, visit to Kaungmutaw Pagoda, an enormous solid dome shaped pagoda, Ywadaung Village, traditional silver wears village and picturesque Sagaing Hill, a retreat for Buddhist devotees with numerous pagodas and monasteries. Afterward proceed to Amarapura, U-Pein wooden bridge (1.2 km long) to get unforgettable an sunset. Overnight in Mandalay.

Day 11: Mandalay sightseeing (by car)
Morning visit to the venerable Mahamuni Pagoda, Myanmar traditional handicraft workshops: marble works and wood carvings, gold-leaf making and tapestry works. In the afternoon, visit to Mandalay Palace, Shwe Kyaung (Golden Palace) Monastery, Atumashi (incomparable) Monastery, Kuthotaw Pagoda, a large Buddha Image carved out of a single block of marble. Enjoy the sunset at the Mandalay Hill for a panoramic view of the city. After dinner, visit to Mandalay marionette theatre. Overnight in Mandalay.

Day 12: Mandalay - Mingun - Mandalay (by boat)
Morning excursion to Mingun by boat (11km up river ) from Mandalay on the opposite bank of Ayeyarwaddy River. Tour highlights includes the huge unfinished Mingun Pagoda with marble footprint of Buddha, Mingun Bell which weights 90 tons, and Myatheindan Pagoda with seven concentric terraces at the base. In the afternoon, visit to Bamboo mat weaving village by bull cart. Explore the sunset from the river. Overnight in Mandalay.

Day 13: Mandalay - Pyin Oo Lwin (by car)
In the morning drive to Pyinoolwin (2 hourf drive). Pyin Oo Lwin represented as Little London. It is a hill station, and it has fine weather, beautiful flowers and trees, colonial buildings and famous for wool knitting. Sightseeing in Pyinoolwin includes the National Kandawgyi Garden, Pwekauk Waterfall and Peikchinmyaung natural cave. Walk around the downtown to see the colonial buildings. Overnight in Pyinoolwin.

Day 13: Pyin Oo Lwin – Mandalay (by car)
Morning, drive back to Mandalay by car(2 hrs dirve). Overnight in Mandalay.

Day 14: Mandalay - Heho (by flight)/Pindaya (by car)
In the morning, transfer to Mandalay international aiport to Heho. Then continue to Pindaya. Scenic drive over the hills of the Shan plateau, passing through colorful vegetables farms, mustard and wheat fields, through the countryside of magnificent beauty. Pindaya is situated 1164m above the sea level and noted for its extensive limestone caves, hand made Shan paper, parasols from mulberry bark. Visit to Pindaya stalactite and stalagmite caves in which countless Buddha images of different types and time exist and traditional Shan umbrella factory. Overnight in Pindaya.

Day 15: Pindaya - Nyaung Shwe - Inle Lake (by car/boat)
In the morning transfer to Inle lake (92km, 2 ours drive ) from Pindaya, famous for its unique leg-rowers and scenic beauty. Visit to morning floating market where one can see several hill tribes selling and buying fresh vegetables and regional products. Visit to Paungdawoo Pagoda, Ngaphe chaung monastery, silversmith's workshops, traditional weaving industry, blacksmiths and cigar making workshops. Overnight in Inle lake.

Day 16: Inle - Nyaung Shwe - Heho - Yangon (by flight)
In the afternoon, transfer to the air port to Yangon. Overnight in Yangon.

Price in USD per person
     
Category 1 Person 2 - 3 Person 4 - 5 Person 6 - 12 Person 13 -25 Person x' sgl supp
2 Star 1647 949 763 617 573 150
3 Star 1763 1008 823 677 633 207
4 Star 2030 1154 967 820 778 331
5 Star 2784 1517 1330 1184 1142 720


Hotel
 
City 2 Star 3 Star 4 Star 5 Star
         
         
         

 

Service inclusive

• Accommodation with breakfast
• All internal transfer & transportation
• English Language station guide fees
• Sightseeing & excursion
• Entrance fees
• Mineral water & fresh towel

Service exclusive

• Visa fee
• International airport departure tax
• Drinks/Meals(lunch&dinner)
• personal expenses
• video & camera fee

Tour Summary
Where: trip start from Yangon and finish at Yangon.
When: the whole year.
Hotel: classic hotel
Transportation: private car/coach/flight/boat
Meals: Breakfast

Note: This rate are valid from 1st October 2006 to 31st March 2007.


 


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