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This program is presented to you
for your visit around Myanmar for its main tourist
destination. Explore from Yangon – the garden city
and the main gate way to Myanmar to Bagan – the
richest archeological sights in Asia, Mandalay – the
culture canter and its environ, Sagaing – the Place
of Meditation. You will find the local peoples and
landscape beyond your imagination.
Transportation between each
destination by domestic flight on Air Mandalay or
Yangon Airways or Air Bagan (F-100 or ATR-72/42) can
be done throughout the year.
The Road To Mandalay continues to
ply the waters of the Ayeyarwady River giving
passengers the opportunity to see this fascinating
and ancient land while travelling in traditional
comfort.
The luxury cruise operates along the mighty Ayeyarwaddy River. You may get the totally different
taste been hidden from the world. These 3 deck
cruiser consists 14 state cabins and 38 superior
cabins comprise twin bed with two panoramic windows,
and 4 single cabins. And you can gaze the beautiful
the surrounding beauties and sunset from the
observation desk. There is a swimming pool and you
can enjoy a cool refreshing drink from the top desk
bar. Buffet lunches and afternoon tea are also
served on the observation desk, weather
permitting. This program is fixed arrival on every
Tuesdays due to the Road to Mandalay Schedule. And
the program may be changed due to the cruise
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Detailed Tour
Program
Day 1- WEDNESDAY Arrival
Yangon

Arrive Yangon international airport, welcome by
tour guide. Transfer to the hotel for check in.
Visit Chauk Htatt Kyi (the six storied in
meaning but actually the huge reclining Buddha
Image, Sule (the eight sided stupa located at
the center of Yangon, the Independent Monument.
And study the ways of living of Yangon citizens
(which can observe the tradition and modern
costume) and Shwedagon Pagoda, famous worldwide
– its golden stupa is the ‘ Heart ’ of Buddhism
Myanmar. The Pagoda is believed to be 2,500
years old and the central stupa in surrounded by
dozens of intricately decorated buildings and
statues. There are always many Myanmar People
praying and making offerings at Shwedagon, and
it’s a fascinating place to spend time watching
the world go by. And overnight stay at hotel in
Yangon.
Day 2- THURSDAY
Yangon
Bagan (B)
Breakfast at hotel. Transfer to the airport for
the flight to Bagan (domestic schedule flight, ~
1 ½ hour flying) situated in Central Myanmar, on
the East bank of the mighty Ayeyarwaddy River,
to discover its glorious past and histories.
Transfer to the hotel. Then full day visit
included: Shwezigon Pagoda – built by King Anawrahta in the early 11th century as a
religious shrine, then go to Ananda Temple –
King Kyansittha’s masterpiece and the crowning
achievement of the early style temple of
architecture, next is Thatbyinnyu Temple – the
highest building on the Bagan plain, after that
visit to Htilominlo Temple – the largest temple
of Bagn – noted for its fine plaster carvings
and glazed sandstone decorations. In the
afternoon observe the process of traditional lacquer ware, one of Myanmar’s best known
handicrafts and a specialty of Bagan. Then visit Manuha Temple, Myingabar Gubyaugyi Temple – an
early period Pyu-style temple of Hindu influence
with some of the oldest mutual paintings in
Bagan and Dhamanyangyi Temple noted for its
remarkable brickwork. Lastly watch sunset over
the Ayeyarwaddy River from Shwesandaw Pagoda.
Overnight at hotel in Bagan.
Day 3- FRIDAY Bagan – Mt.
Popa – Bagan (B)
Option: Balloon Over Bagan (BOB)
It is a unique opportunity to see the Bagan with
‘BALLOONS OVER BAGAN’. You get a magnificent
birds-eye view of thousand year-old pagodas,
temples and the mighty Ayeyarwaddy River as it
has never been seen before. The balloon is
guided by gentle winds not exceeding 24 km/h.
Eight/Six passengers plus a pilot fit into the
balloon’s basket. The champagne flights at
sunrise last just under an hour and take off
daily from October through March. Price is US $
230 / pax. Due to the limited capacity, advance
bookings at an early stage are highly
recommended.
After breakfast, drive to Mt. Popa (~ 50 km, 1 ½
hour driving) where a house for Myanmar spirits.
On the way you can find the beauty of typical
villages and the ways of making Toddy Candy.
Return to Bagan. Afternoon, visit Bagan for the
rests of the famous pagodas. Overnight at hotel.
Day 4 – SATURDAY Bagan
(B,
L, D)
Breakfast at hotel and transfer to the Road To
Mandalay berthed on the Ayeyarwady River. Lunch
on board. After lunch, join the guide and visit
the inside of some of Bagan’s more significant
pagodas. Late afternoon your guide takes you to
watch the breathtaking vista of the sun setting
over the plain. Dinner and local entertainment.
Overnight on board
Day 5 – SUNDAY Bagan
Mandalay (B, L, D)
After breakfast a guided tour introduces you to
Bagan’s most important temples and the local
market. Alternatively, you can hire a bicycle or
horse-drawn cart and explore this fascinating
area on your own. Mid-morning the Road To
Mandalay begins its cruise north towards
Mandalay. Settle back in a comfortable chair on
the top deck and watch the fascinating river
life glide by. An on board guide lectures on
local places and customs. The ship moors
mid-river for the evening. Dinner and local
entertainment. Overnight on board.
Day 6 – MONDAY Mandalay
(B,
L, D)
Arrive at the quaint little village of Shwe Kyet
Yet after lunch. In the afternoon, enjoy a
guided tour of the key sights of Mandalay
regarded as the centre of Burmese culture and
Buddhist learning. Return to Road To Mandalay
stopping enroute to admire sunset over the
river. Dinner and local entertainment. Overnight
on board.
Day 7 – TUESDAY Mandalay
(B, L, D)
After breakfast, cruise to Mingun. Visit the
most important sights such as the pretty
Hsinbyume Pagoda and the world’s largest
uncracked bell. Return by ferry for a late
lunch. In the afternoon, visit the Sagaing
Hills, considered to be the living centre of the
Buddhist faith in Burma. Sagaing is also famous
for its silver and silversmiths who still work
in much the same way as their ancestors did.
Dinner and local entertainment. Overnight on
board.
Day 8 – WEDNESDAY Mandalay
Yangon (B)
After an early breakfast, transfer to Mandalay
airport for your onward flight to Yangon
(domestic schedule flight, ~ 1 ½ hour driving).
On the way to the hotel, visit Kabar Aye (the
World Peace pagoda) and Maha Pasana (the great
cave for Buddhist synod) and check in at the
hotel. After lunch, shopping at Bogyoke Market
(Scott’s Market) of hundreds of shops where you
can find local products such as Gems & Jewelry ,
slippers, cloth, and so on. Evening stroll along
the China Town and study the ways of living of
Yangon citizens (which can observe the tradition
and modern costume). Overnight stay at hotel in
Yangon.
Day 9 – THURSDAY Yangon
departure (B)

Breakfast at hotel. Leisure till the flight
time. Transfer to Yangon International Airport
for your departure flight to conclude this
unique experience.
Booking
Conditions
- For reservations made more
than 55 days prior to travel, a
15% deposit is required at the
time of booking. Full payment is
due 55 days prior to travel.
- All reservations made less
than 55 days prior to travel
must be paid in full at the time
of booking.
- Administration fees are
imposed for change of
passenger’s names, departure
dates or cabin types
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Cancellation Fee |
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| 56 days and
more |
- 15% of the fare |
| 21 –
55 days |
- 30% of the fare |
| 03 – 20 days |
- 70% of the fare |
| Within 2
days of travel |
- 100% of the fare |
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