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6 days Explore Myanmar ( 6 days / 5 Nights )
Yangon – Bagan – Mandalay – Sagaing – Inle Lake
Day(01)
Yangon
Yangon–Arrival Arrive at Yangon International Airport, warmly welcome by Odyssey Travel guide and transfer to Yangon Yuzana hotel. We start sightseeing to Myanmar National Museum. Founded in 1952, the five-story museum has an extensive collection of ancient artifacts, ornaments, works of art, inscriptions and historic memorabilia, related to history, culture and civilization of Burmese people. Where you can observe the history and culture of Myanmar. Then visit to White marble Sitting Buddha. Lunch at Restaurant. Evening visit to Botataung Pagoda. Evening sightseeing in high lights Shwedagon Pagoda (world famous glistening gold stupa towering over the city with spearing to height of 326 feet). Over night in Yangon Excel Treasure Hotel.
Day (02)
Yangon – Bagan by flight
Arrive at Nyaung U Airport, transfer to Bagan, check in Amazing Bagan Hotel or Similar. Bagan the main tourist attraction in Myanmar Capital of the first Myanmar Empire. Arrival at Nyaung Oo Airport in the early morning. Check in Hotel and start sightseeing in ancient Bangan (explore Bagan archaeological zone). Visit to the Bagan Museum houses artifacts of historical and cultural interest.Thousand of ancient stupas and temples in this area make Bagan.
One of the most remarkable archaeological sites in Asia. From 11th to 13 century, when Bagan was the capital of Myanmar, the ruler contracted huge stupas and temple, many of which are still standing today on the bank of the Ayeyarwaddy river. Lunch at BBB restaurant. After lunch, visit Ananda, an architectural masterpiece of the early-style temple and Ananda Ukkyaung is one of the few surviving brick monasteries from the early Bagan period, Thatbyinnyu — the highest temple in Bagan, the massive Dhammayangyi temple noted for its remarkable brickwork and Sulamani. Sunset over the site from one of the open upper terraces in Bagan. Dinner at Local restaurant.
Tour Hightlight: Archaeological Museum, (this museum run by Archaeological Department is situated near the Ananda Temple. It has a collection of more than 2000 items including Buddha’s Statues, stucco pieces, terra-cotta cups and pots. Open from 09:30 am to 15:00 pm daily except Monday and public holidays. The new large museum is under construction and it will exhibit more ancient artifacts. Shewzigon Pagoda at Nyaung U ( this golden – domed pagoda was left unfinished on King Anawrahta’s death and completed by his successor King Kyansit-tha. ), Kyansit-tha Umin ( Not far from the Shwezigon a cave complex off the tourist route, it has murals from the 13th century. ).
Features Myazedi Pagoda and Pillar and Myingabar Kybyaukkyi, ( It was built by Prince Rajakuma who was content to allow his nephew, Alaung Sithu, to be named crown prince instead of him, for the had been born to a country woman and came too late to court. The stone inscription he left is a beautiful dedication of love to his father, King Kyansit – Tha. The murals, protected from sunlight inside this drink temple, are spectacular. ) Arnadar Temple (the most attractive feature of archaeological design some what like a Greek cross),Dhammayangyi ( a temple of massive and finest brick works),
Thabyunyu Temple ( King Alaung Sithu was the donor of this magnificent, white-washed temple, the tallest in Bagan at 201 ft ( 64 m ), Gawtawpalin ( King Narapati Situ built this graceful temple )Sulamuni Temple, ( the pagoda temple like Htilominlo and the Gawdawpalin with better interior lighting. It stands beyond the Dhammayangyi Temple and was built in A.D. 1181 by Narapatisithu. The interior was once painted with fine frescoes but only traces can be seen today.) Panoramic view of sun setting land Bupaya Pagoda ( Not far from Gawtawpalin is a pagoda spire in the shape of a gourd in the bank of Ayeyarwady river. Overnight in Bagan.
Option: from October to March, early morning hot-air balloon flights over the plain of Bagan. Its 3000 sites. An unforgettable and unique experience!Early morning wake up from your night dream and you will be picked up by BALLOON OVER BAGAN ferry to fly by balloons; “Ride balloon over Bagan to feel the panoramic view of ancient Bagan” Experience Bagan by flying at the sky, after your flying back to your hotel for having breakfast.
Day (03)
Bagan – Mandalay by flight ( B)
After breakfast, check out hotel, fly to Mandalay. Arrive at Mandalay airport, transfer to hotel.Check in hotel and relax for a while. Overnight in Mandalay City Hotel or Similar. Mandalay Sightseeing After breakfast, (09:30 )am, tour start of Mandalay featuring Mandalay Museum and Palace houses a collection of article such as Royal costume Palm-Leave Manuscripts, Wood carving, Palace hall, King office, King bed room, Queen bed room, Palace tower. Mahamuni Pagoda was built to enshrine the Maha Muni Image, nearly 13ft (4m) high. It is covered with so much gold leaf that its body has lost all proportion. Only the face washed with ceremony each dawn, is not allowed to be gilded. Each of the four walkways leading to it has a different character according to the wares sold in the shops. One is lined with the descendents of the Brahmin astrologers who served at court, practicing the same profession of telling fortunes and writing astrological readings on elaborately decorated palm-leaf packets for new-born bodies. And the traditional handicraft work shops one can see marble works and wood carvings. Kuthodaw Pagoda, known officially as the Mahalawka Marazein Kuthodaw Pagoda, is called “ the largest book in the world” King Mindon who founded Mandalay as a new capital in 1859 held the Fifth Buddhist Synod in 1872. Over a period of eight years, the texts were recited and corrected as necessary by a presiding body of monks and the results were inscribed on 729 marble slabs. Excursion to Shwe Nadaw; Mandalay has hundreds of monasteries and many are still being built. The most beautiful is the Shwe Nandaw, or Golden Palace Monastery, called Shwe Kyaung by the locals .It was once the private residence of king Mindon, who died there. His heir moved it outside the palace and donated it to a monastery, thus saving it from the destruction of Would War Two. This teak pavilion carved all over with motifs and mythical creatures was once entirely covered in thick gold, inside and out but only the interior gold remains for the tropical weather is too harsh. Gold Leaf making work. Shwe Inn Bin Monestry, was built strictly according to the rules of monastic architecture whereas the Golden Monastery was first constructed as a royal pavilion and has no exact monastic structure. It is beautiful building well over a hundred years old, with ancient –style doors that swing upwards. Dinner and night stop in Mandalay. Overnight in Mandalay City Hotel.
Day (04) Mandalay – Mingun – Amarapura – Ava – Saging (B)
After breakfast, (09:30 )am, boat trip to Mingun Village, visit World Largest Bell. Myatheindan stupa and village life. Back to Mandalay by boat. Continue excursion to Amapura and Ava, visit Begaya Ancient Monastery, Mae Nu Oak Kyaung, U Bein Bridge ( this mile (1.6km) long wooden bridge across Taung Thaman Lake was built with discarded palace timbers which have stood firm for over 150 years. Monks and Lay people stroll its length in the evenings, looking out over the placid waters of the Lake. The beer and iced-drinks stalls ont the baks sell fried fish caught fresh from the lake. Another Kyauk Taw Gyi Pagoda built in 1874 is on far bank of Taung Thaman Lake. Its design is based on that of the Ananda of 11th century Bagan although it is smaller. There are 19th century murals showing famous Pagoda as well as the lives of the villagers.Proceed to Sagaing Hill, Swan Oo Ponnyashin Pagoda, U Min Thone Sae Pagoda, Silver Ware work, Earthen Pottery work. Dinner and overnight in Mandalay.
Day (05) Mandalay – Inle Lake
By flight Morning check out hotel, drive to airport, fly to Heho airport ( 09:45 )am, arrive at Heho airport
( 10:15 )am. A via air port city of Inle Lake. Transfer to Nyaung Shwe, on the way of Heho – Nyaung Shwe there are so many of Nepalese people houses, visit to their houses to see their way of life and their culture, pay visit to Bamboo Paper making work shop. Continue to Taunggyi, a capital of Shan State. Arrive to Aye Thar Yar Vine yard, have your lunch among the terraces of Vine trees. Taste a little bit of grapes Wine. Then continue to Nyaung Shwe, where Inle Lake is situated. Arrive to the Lake and transfer to your Hotel: the floating hotel that is situated near the Nan Pan village. Tour start your sightseeing to Phaung Daw Oo pagoda, a master piece site of this program. Study Brass smith work shop, silk weaving workshop, and Cheroot making work shop, Have your Lunch at Inn Thar Lay restaurant with traditional Intha food and continue your sightseeing by Alo Daw Pauk pagoda, Kay Lar floating garden and finally Nga Phe Chaung monastery. Overnight in Inle at Hupin Hotel. Day (06) Inle Lake – Yangon Arrive at Yangon International Airport, transfer to the Yuzuna Hotel or Similar. After lunch visit Bogyoke Aung San Market(Scott Market). It was built 1926. Following independence in 1948 it was renamed in honour of the national heho and martyr, Bogyoke Aung San.Tourist often go for the beautifully crafted wood, jade or sliver objects, jewellery, art: lacquerware, small antiques and hand woven textiles. Also visit the FMI Center for shopping. In the evening transfer to Yangon International Airport for departure. End of our service.
Day (06) Inle Lake – Yangon
Arrive at Yangon International Airport, transfer to the Yuzuna Hotel or Similar.
After lunch visit Bogyoke Aung San Market(Scott Market). It was built 1926. Following independence in 1948 it was renamed in honour of the national heho and martyr, Bogyoke Aung San.
Tourist often go for the beautifully crafted wood, jade or sliver objects, jewellery, art: lacquerware, small antiques and hand woven textiles.
In the evening transfer to Yangon International Airport for departure.
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