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M E (8.A). Itinerary = 20 days / 19
nights.
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Arrival to Yangon. It takes about 45 minutes for
visa, passport, etc... clearance. Transfer to hotel and if time is
enough, start sight-seeing to
Shwedagon pagoda., the ultimate source of its distinctive
flair, a world renowned for its religious significance, artistic
beauty and its association with Myanmar culture. Overnight in Yangon. |
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| Day-02 |
Drive to Reclining Buddha image, 70 meters
long. Visit
National Museum, Free shopping at Bogyoke Aung San Market.
Overnight in Yangon. |
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| Day-03 |
Train to Kyeikhto and Kingpun camp,
again truck up to hotel. The Golden-rock, on which
Kyaik htiyo pagoda is perched, the incredible balancing
and one of the most spectacular sights in all Myanmar. Overnight at
Golden Rock mountain hotel. |
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Morning truck down and drive to
Bago, an ancient capital city of Mon kingdom. Visit to
Shwemawdaw pagoda, an ancient venerated and it is 114 m high.
Proceed to Shwethalyaung Buddha, in a position of rest, the
dimensions of that image are very impressive (thought to have
originated in A.D 994 and restored in 15th century). Visit
Kyeikpun Buddhist figures (AD.1476 ). Overnight in Bago. |
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| Day-05 |
Drive to Taungoo. Overnight in Taungoo. |
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| Day-06 |
Drive to Kalaw. Free day in Kalaw, hill
station for British ruling periods in Myanmar. Overnight in Kalaw.
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| Day-07 |
Morning, start trekking to Palaung tribal villages for 6 hrs. Come
back to Kalaw and drive to Inle. Overnight in Nyaungshwe.
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| Day-08 |
Morning visit around Inle lake. 5- day
market is rewarding excursion, at which tribal people come to sell
their production. One-legged rowing are the most un usual features who
have developed an original, eccentric method of rowing with one leg.
Phaung daw Oo pagoda is one of the main sight seeing and
Buddha images of 12th century are interesting. Floating gardens are
built upon strips of water hyacinth dredged from the lake bed.
Overnight in Nyaungshwe.
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| Day-09 |
Free day in Nyaung Shwe. Overnight in
Nyaungshwe..
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| Day-10 |
Morning travel by bus to
Taungyi, capital city of southern Shan state where museum
and
market are to be are to be visited. Drive to
Pindaya , mainly known for large limestone cave in
which over the course of the centuries devout Buddhists have placed
6226 Buddha statues. It is also to study the
Umbrella workshop. Overnight in Pindaya.
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| Day-11 |
Drive to Maymyo, hill station for British
ruling periods in Myanmar. Overnight in Maymyo.
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| Day-12 |
About 20 minutes drive and walk down to
Anisakhan waterfall. Afternoon, free for individual. Overnight in
Maymyo.
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| Day-13 |
Drive to Monywa. Visit Thambode temple and evening is
free for individual. Overnight in Monywa.
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| Day-14 |
Cross the Chindwin river by boat and truck to visit
Phowin taung caves and Shweba taung caves. Sunset view
form
Sagaing hill. Drive back to Mandalay and check- in hotel.
Overnight in Mandalay.
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| Day-15 |
Morning, visit around Mandalay, the second
largest city in Myanmar.
(a) Majestic and magnificent town, worthy of being a former of royal
city.
(b) Still center of Buddhist learning.
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Mandalay has two faces ; on the one hand it has the romantic flair of
the royal city with all its monasteries, monks and craftsmen. On the
other hand, the bustling city is a teeming metropolis, developing
rapidly into a rather unappealing modern economic center.
First to
Mahamuni image, the most religious structure in this country,
brought from Rakhine state (Arakan), western Myanmar in 1784. Devotees
place gold leaves on the image everyday. So well gilded has it become,
that the image is now a golden blob showing very little detail of the
structure. Proceed to
stone -carving, bronze workshops and wood- carving. Visit to
Mahagandayon monastery, to study the Buddhist monks-life.
(According to the time of monk's procession in that monastery, the
items would be changed.) Continue to
U - Bin bridge, built from wood salvaged from the old palace
in Ava, which had been dismantled when the royal capital was moved to
Amarapura in 1783. People use that bridge as a means to cross
the
Taungthaman lake about 25 minutes walk.
Visit to Kuthodaw pagoda,
built in 1872.It is famous as the largest book in the world. The
entire Tripitika (Buddhist cannon ) of the Fifth Buddhist Synod was
recorded in Pali scripts on the marble tablets and individually housed
inside the compound of that pagoda. Proceed to
Shwenandaw monastery, the supreme examples of wooden
exquisite creations.
Mdy hill is for sun set view. Overnight in Mandalay.
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| Day-16 |
Up Ayeyarwady - river from Mdy lies Mingun, which
still have quite a few very interesting sights. A relaxing way to
observe the country and its people, teak and bamboo rafts paddle
steamers. Tour high light includes
Mingun pagoda (Phatodawgyi), it would have been a biggest in
Myanmar if it had been completely constructed. It was left unfinished
after the king's death in 1819. Proceed to
Mingun bell, the second largest bell in the world. Last visit
Myatheindan pagoda, which represents the mythical Mt. Meru,
surrounded by seven mountain chains which are depicted by curl
terraces? After noon drive to
Sagaing to take sunset view from Sagaing hill.
Overnight in Mandalay
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| Day-17 |
Morning travel by boat to ancient capital of
Bagan. The 11th century marked the start of Bagan's incredibly rapid
development into one of the world's largest metropolis of its day.
Bagan is world cultural heritage site and famous for the magnificent
architecture of its buildings. Bagan's heyday lasted into 13th
century; the city had in the mean time acquired the epithet "City of
the Four Million Pagodas."
Start the s/seeing with Ananda temple, an
architectural masterpiece.
Thabyinyu (The omniscient) temple rises to 61 meters and
Nathlaungkyaung are to be visited. It is dedicated to Hindu god Vishnu
and a perfect example of the religious tolerance that prevailed in
Bagan.
Damayangyi, Sulamuni and important temples of Minnanthu areas
are to be visited. Finish for today by taking sunset view over mighty
Ayeyarwady river from
Shwesandaw pagoda. Overnight in Bagan.
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Morning sunrise view from Minyingon temple. After breakfast,
visit to Shwezigon pagoda, the first major monument built in
Myanmar rather than the earlier Mon-style for many later stupas. Walk
to Kyansit cave, its long and dark corridors are interesting
with murals.
Gubyaukgyi temple is to be visited for its interior
Jataka paintings of 13th century. Afternoon s/seeing includes another
Gubyaukgyi in Myinkaba village, the most famous for murals.
Manuha and Nanphaya are the most important temples. Overnight in
Bagan.
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| Day-19 |
Morning drive to Mt.Popa, the center for the workshop of Nats.
Drive back to Bagan and free for individual. Overnight in Bagan.
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| Day-20 |
Transfer to Nyaung U airport and flight to Ygn
.After lunch at downtown, transfer to airport for departure. End of
service.
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Tour price inclusive:
1.Accommodation at double room shared for 2 pax and breakfast.
2.Transportation and s/seeing with air-conditioned saloon,
micro-bus, mini-bus .
3.Accompanied by English speaking guide through out the
trip.
4.Boat to Mingun.
Tour price supplement for tour leader and clients:
1. Air fares for low season and high season.
2. Visa on arrival charges.
Tour price exclusive:
1. Meals.
2. Entrance fees at sight seeing places.
3. Tips at hotels.
4. Life insurance.
If necessary
Tour price supplement for clients:
1. Language speaking guide.
2. Meals supplement,
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