Myanmar Tour 10 days

In Day 2, we will be discovering the enchanting city of Yangon. Begin your exploration with a leisurely stroll through the Shwedagon Pagoda and the Chaukhtatgyi Pagoda, both of which boast sacred pilgrimage sites adorned with golden stupas and diamond-studded needles. This will be your first opportunity to experience the allure of Yangon.

During the afternoon, we will embark on a journey to discover the most historic area of Yangon. Our walk will take us from Sule Pagoda and Botataung Pagoda to the British colonial buildings, such as Strand Hotel, City Hall, Emmanuel Church, and Temple, and Chinatown. Later in the evening, we will transfer to People Park, where families can enjoy a leisurely stroll and children can engage in various activities, including games, waterfall riding, or Battery Cars ride and drive. This park is specifically designed for children and family groups. Finally, we will return to the hotel for an overnight stay.

Accommodation: hotel in Yangon

Meal: Breakfast

We took the morning flight to Bagan and spent an amazing day exploring the ancient legacies of the city. Our journey included a deep dive into the history of over 2,500 temples, each with their own unique relics. The Htilomino, Gawdawpalin, and Ananda temples were among the top attractions we visited in Bagan.

Before heading back to your hotel in Bagan, make sure to experience the enchanting sunset from the top of Shwesandaw, one of the most memorable moments of your stay. Don't miss out on the comfortable accommodations available in Bagan.

Accommodation: Hotel in Bagan

Meal: Breakfast

Enhance your Bagan experience by exploring the vibrant Nyaung U market and immersing yourself in the local culture. Afterwards, we will venture to the historic Shwezigon Pagoda, the oldest and most revered gold pagoda in Bagan, situated in the charming city of Nyaung U.

We will embark on a horse-drawn carriage ride to explore the nearby Manuha and Kaweyai villages. Later in the day, we will visit a lacquerware factory. As the day draws to a close, we will take a leisurely sunset cruise along the Irrawaddy River. Our overnight stay will be in Bagan.

Accommodation: Hotel in Bagan

Meal: Breakfast

Our journey to Mandalay commences with a warm welcome by car, followed by a delightful boat ride upstream to Mingun. Along the way, we will visit Pondaw Paya, Settawya Paya, and the Unfinished Wall (Pahtodawgyi paya). Our next stop is the magnificent Pagoda Mya Thein Dan (or Hsinvyume Paya), a stunning structure built in 1816.

This jewel of Myanmar boasts seven terraces, surrounded by elegant walls and windows that depict the surrounding mountain ranges, including the mythical Mount Meru, revered by Buddhists. We will also have the opportunity to see the Mingun bell and learn about the lives of the locals who reside on the banks of the Irrawaddy River, thanks to our knowledgeable guide.

Our next adventure will take us on a journey to explore the regal remnants and artifacts of Mandalay. Among these treasures are the Imperial Palace, Golden Monastery Palace, Mahamuni Pagoda, Kuthodaw (also known as the world's largest book), Sandamuni Pagoda, and Kyauk Taw Gyi Temple, which houses a magnificent marble Buddha statue.

The most noteworthy aspect of Day 5 is the breathtaking sunset view from the summit of Mandalay hill.

Overnight: Hotel in Mandalay

Meal: Breakfast

In Day 6, we will be visiting Amarapura, which was once known as the ancient kingdom of Inwa. Our first stop will be at the Mahar Gandar Yone Monastery, where we will witness the monks queuing for lunch and engaging in their studies. After that, we will take a stroll along the Ubein Bridge, which is the longest teak bridge in Myanmar. To cap off our visit, we will also have the opportunity to enjoy a peaceful rowing boat ride on the Maha Ganayon Kyaung Lake.

During the afternoon, our itinerary includes a visit to Sagaing Hill, which boasts of its top attractions such as the Buddha University, Kaung Mhu Daw Pagoda, Buddha Cave (U Min Thonze), and the observation point that offers a breathtaking view of Mandalay's panorama.

Free time to visit the night market in Mandalay. Lodging in Mandalay

Overnight: Hotel in Mandalay

Meal: Breakfast

Our itinerary for Day 7 involves departing from Mandalay Airport and flying to Heho. Upon arrival, our guide will be waiting to transfer us to the city of Nyaung Shwe. From there, we will embark on an excursion to explore the Inle Lake, visiting villages known for their silk weaving, blacksmithing, and boat construction on stilts.

Next, we will visit the Phaungdawoo Pagoda, which is home to the five most highly respected Buddha images in the southern region of Shan State. During the tour, we will have the opportunity to engage in cultural activities with the local community and witness the stunning sunset over the lake. Our stay for the night will be in Nyaung Shwe.

Accommodation: Hotel in Nyaung Shwe

Meal: Breakfast

The Indein shift market is a vibrant event that occurs in various villages on different days, drawing in numerous hill tribe locals. It is a lively gathering where one can encounter Padaung, Intha, and Pa O individuals in their traditional attire conducting business. Our exploration of the Indein complex continues.

The remainder of the day will be spent exploring the village of Pa-O people and the neighboring village by the lake, accompanied by our guide. We will be staying in Nyaung Shwe for the night.

Accommodation: Hotel in Nyaung Shwe

Meal: Breakfast

Take some time to rest and unwind until it's time to transfer to HEHO airport for your return flight to Yangon.

During the afternoon, we plan to visit Scott Market, which is renowned for its exquisite gems, jewelry, and crafts. This market is the largest in Myanmar and offers a wide range of unique items for shoppers to peruse.

Accommodation: Hotel in Yangon

Meal: Breakfast

Services will conclude once there is free time until the transfer to the airport for the international flight.

Accommodation: N / A

Meal: Breakfast