OVERVIEW
This journey begins in Yangon, where you'll explore the city's colonial quarters, iconic pagodas, and bustling markets. You'll then fly to Mandalay, the country's last royal capital, to visit its temples, monasteries, and experience the panoramic view from Mandalay Hill. The adventure continues with a boat ride on the Irrawaddy River to Mingun, followed by visits to ancient towns like Ava and Amarapura, home to the famous U Bein Bridge.
The tour proceeds to Mount Popa, a sacred pilgrimage site, before arriving in Bagan to explore its breathtaking ancient temples and lacquerware workshops. You’ll then travel through the scenic landscapes of the Shan Plateau to reach Pindaya, known for its sacred caves and traditional paper crafts. The journey continues to Inle Lake, where you’ll visit local monasteries, pagodas, and handicraft villages.
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Culture 
Archaeology 
Adventure & Nature 
Day 1 : Yangon. Arrival (- / L / D)
On arrival at the airport, you are met by your guide and transferred to your hotel.
Visit Yangon : Walking through the old colonial quarters, visit the Sule Pagoda, the Chauk Htat Gyi Reclining Buddha and the Scott Market. Late afternoon visit the Shwedagon Pagoda. Shwedagon is the most sacred pagoda as it enshrines the relics of the three earlier buddhas and the eight hairs of Gautama Buddha, it rises 99.4 meters and glittering in gold.
Overnight at hotel.
Included meals : lunch and dinner.
Day 2 : Yangon – Mandalay (B / L / D)
After breakfast, transfer to airport for the flight Yangon-Mandalay. On arrival in Mandalay, a vehicle is waiting for you to drive you to the city. The first visit of the second-largest city and the last royal capital of Burma depend on the arrival time. Visit the Mahamuni Buddha Temple, discovery of the Gold Leaf Manufacture, Shwenandaw Monastery, it’s a monastery made entire out of teak wood with beautiful intricate carvings.
Visit the Kuthodaw Paya, Kyauktawgyi paya temple, Sandamuni paya and the Mandalay hill, it’s a 230-meters hill located near Mandalay. On the hill, you will have a panoramic view on the fortress and the whole city.
Overnight at hotel.
Included meals : breakfast, lunch and dinner.
Day 3 : Mandalay – Migun – Ava – Amarapuna – Mandalay (B / L / D)
After breakfast, cruise on the Irrawaddy River until Mingun village. The Mingun temple is a monumental uncompleted, due to an astrologer who claimed that, once the temple was finished, the king would die. Then a carriage tour in the old princely town of Ava. On the way back, stop in Amarapura and crosse the U Bein Bridge. Amarapura is a township of Mandalay, bounded by the Ayeyarwady River in the west.
Overnight at hotel.
Included meals : breakfast, lunch and dinner.
Day 4 : Mandalay – Mont Popa - Bagan (B / L / D)
After breakfast, drive to Bagan. Stop at Mount Popa, a sacred mountain that dominates the Myingyan from the top of its 737 meters. Mount Popa is a place for pilgrimage, it is the largest worship place of the Nats in the country. Quick Tour of Mount Popa or the Flower Mountain. Continue driving to Bagan.
Overnight at hotel
Included meals : breakfast, lunch and dinner.
Day 5 : Bagan (B / L / D)
After breakfast, visit the most beautiful sites of Bagan - an ancient city in the Mandalay Division of Burma: Sche Zi Gone pagoda, Mingalazedi Pagoda, Sulamani Temple, Ananda, Myinkaba Gu Byauk Gyi, de Thatbyinnyu, Gawtawpalin, Dhammayan Gyi….Continue to visit the Burma Lacquer factory in New-Bagan and the Archaeological Museum.Sunset over the Pha That Kyi Temple.
Overnight at hotel.
Included meals : breakfast, lunch and dinner.
Day 6 : Bagan (B / - / -)
After breakfast at hotel, you have free time for visit Bagan as you wish. You can also rend a bike or carriages or make a balloon fly.
Overnight at hotel.
Included meals : breakfast
Day 7 : Bagan – Pindaya (B / L / D)
After the breakfast at hotel, road departure from Bagan to Pindaya – capital of the Danu people. The road crosses the plains of the Irrawaddy valley before climbing the foothills of the Shan plateau to reach Kalaw and Pindaya, a village which is spread around a lake with shady banks of Banias centuries. In the evening you can walk in the village of Pindaya.
Overnight at hotel.
Included meals : breakfast, lunch and dinner.
Day 8 : Pindaya – Inle Lake (B / L / D)
After breakfast, discovery of the famous caves with the 8000 buddha who were placed there by pilgrims over the centuries. Then you will visit a handicraft production of Shan Paper.
After that, departure from Pinday to Nyaung Shwe. It’s a town a few kilometers north of Inle Lake in the Shan State of Myanmar. On road you will visit the Shwe Yan Pyay monastery. The red painted, teak-wood building is an interesting architectural structure on its own. Then take a motorized pirogue to visit the Inle Lake. It’s a freshwater lake.
Although not a large lake, there are a number of endemic species. Over twenty species of snails and nine species of fish are found nowhere else in the world. Visit the Phaung Daw Oo Pagoda, the Jumping Cat Monastery, the Indein Village and the the silk-weaving village In Paw Khon.
Overnight at hotel.
Included meals : breakfast, lunch and dinner.
Day 9 : Inle Lake – Heho. Flight to Yangon (B / L / D)
Breakfast at the hotel, then transfer to the airport (Heho) for the flight to Yangon. Transfer to your hotel in Yangon.
Overnight at hotel.
Included meals : breakfast, lunch and dinner.
Day 10 : Yangon. Departure (B / - / -)
Free Day in Yangon. Transfer to the airport for your departure.
Included meals : breakfast
End of our services
Our services include :
- Accommodation based on twin sharing room including breakfast
- Domestic flight in economy classe of local agent airline
- Transfer of hotels-Airport- hotels with a private car
- English speaking guide
Our services do not include :
- International flights, airport taxes
- Drinks, tips and any personal expenses
- Visa Fees & Travels insurance
- Supplement for single room
- Meals mentioned free
- Other services are not mentioned above including
B=Breakfast L= Lunch D= Dinner BL= Box Lunch
|
City |
Standard |
Superor |
Deluxe |
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Yangon |
Azumaya Myanmar |
Grand United (Ahlone) |
Rose Garden Hotel |
|
Bagan |
Razagyo Hotel |
Arthawka Hotel |
Aureum Bagan Resort |
|
Mandalay |
Hotel Apex |
Yadanarbon Dynasty Hotel |
The hotel by the Red Canal |
|
Pindaya |
Pindaya Inle Inn |
Pindaya Inle Inn |
Pindaya Inle Inn |
|
Inle |
We Stay Grand Nyaung Shwe |
A Little Eco Lodge |
Inle Resort |
Myanmar, formerly known as Burma, is a Southeast Asian nation known for its rich cultural heritage, ancient temples, and unspoiled landscapes. Here's a comprehensive travel guide to help you explore this captivating destination :
Yangon (Rangoon) :
Begin your journey in Yangon, the largest city and former capital of Myanmar. Visit the iconic Shwedagon Pagoda, a gleaming golden stupa that is one of the holiest Buddhist sites in the country.
Explore the colonial-era buildings in downtown Yangon, take a stroll along the picturesque Kandawgyi Lake, and immerse yourself in the vibrant atmosphere of Bogyoke Aung San Market.
Bagan :
Discover the ancient city of Bagan, home to thousands of temples and pagodas spread across a vast plain. Explore this UNESCO World Heritage Site by bicycle or e-bike, and witness breathtaking sunrise and sunset views from temple viewpoints.
Visit notable temples such as Ananda Temple, Dhammayangyi Temple, and Shwesandaw Pagoda, and explore the lesser-known temples for a more intimate experience.
Mandalay :
Explore Mandalay, the cultural and religious heart of Myanmar. Visit the sacred Mahamuni Buddha Temple, climb Mandalay Hill for panoramic views of the city, and witness the sunset at U Bein Bridge, the world's longest teak bridge.
Discover the ancient capitals of Amarapura, Ava (Inwa), and Sagaing, each with its own historical and cultural significance.
Inle Lake :
Experience the tranquil beauty of Inle Lake, a picturesque freshwater lake surrounded by lush green hills and floating gardens. Take a boat tour to explore traditional floating villages, stilted houses, and vibrant local markets.
Witness the unique leg-rowing technique of the Intha fishermen and visit the ancient pagodas and monasteries that dot the lake's shores.
Mandalay Hill :
Explore the scenic hill stations of Kalaw and Pyin Oo Lwin, known for their cool climate, colonial architecture, and scenic hiking trails.
Discover the ancient city of Mrauk U, home to impressive temples and ruins that rival those of Bagan, but with fewer tourists.
Practical Tips :
Weather: Myanmar has a tropical climate, with a dry season from November to April and a wet season from May to October.
Currency : Myanmar Kyat (MMK).
Language : Burmese is the official language, but English is widely spoken in tourist areas.
From the ancient temples of Bagan to the tranquil waters of Inle Lake, Myanmar offers a wealth of cultural and natural wonders waiting to be explored. Whether you're exploring bustling markets, cruising along scenic waterways, or admiring centuries-old architecture, Myanmar promises an unforgettable journey filled with rich experiences and lasting memories.
Myanmar
GOLDEN BRUMA
Reference #: WTP0344
- Yangon City Tour
- Sule Pagoda
- Chauk Htat Gyi
- Scott Market
- Shwedagon Pagoda
- Mandalay Exploration
- Mahamuni Buddha Temple
- Gold Leaf Manufacture
- Shwenandaw Monastery
- Kuthodaw Paya
- Mandalay Hill
- River Cruise
- Historical Sites
- Ava and Amarapura
- U Bein Bridge
- Mount Popa
- Bagan Temple Tour
- Pha That Kyi Temple
- Take a balloon ride
- Pindaya Caves
- Inle Lake Visit
- Shan paper production
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This journey begins in Yangon, where you'll explore the city's colonial quarters, iconic pagodas, and bustling markets. You'll then fly to Mandalay, the country's last royal capital, to visit its temples, monasteries, and experience the panoramic view from Mandalay Hill. The adventure continues with a boat ride on the Irrawaddy River to Mingun, followed by visits to ancient towns like Ava and Amarapura, home to the famous U Bein Bridge.
The tour proceeds to Mount Popa, a sacred pilgrimage site, before arriving in Bagan to explore its breathtaking ancient temples and lacquerware workshops. You’ll then travel through the scenic landscapes of the Shan Plateau to reach Pindaya, known for its sacred caves and traditional paper crafts. The journey continues to Inle Lake, where you’ll visit local monasteries, pagodas, and handicraft villages.