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Welcome to Yangon – the vibrant heart of Myanmar!
Meet your guide at the airport and transfer to your hotel. Later, set out on a guided tour to explore Yangon’s fascinating mix of colonial charm and spiritual grace.
Wander through the city’s historical downtown lined with elegant colonial buildings such as the red-brick Yangon Post Office and the Victorian-style Strand Hotel. Stroll past Mahabandoola Garden and the Independence Monument before relaxing at Kandawgyi Park to admire the shimmering Karaweik Hall on the tranquil lake.
Visit the impressive Chauk Htat Kyi Pagoda with its giant 66-meter reclining Buddha, then continue to the magnificent Shwedagon Pagoda — the most sacred Buddhist site in Myanmar, covered with over 40 tons of gold leaf. Watch as the golden stupa glows beautifully at sunset.
Return to your hotel and enjoy a free evening at leisure.
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After breakfast, journey northeast toward Mon State to visit Kyaiktiyo Pagoda, famously known as the Golden Rock — one of Myanmar’s most important pilgrimage sites.
Perched dramatically on the edge of a cliff at 1,100 meters above sea level, the massive golden boulder crowned with a small pagoda seems to defy gravity — a truly spiritual sight believed to be held in place by a strand of the Buddha’s hair.
Travel by open truck up the mountain, then take a short walk to the summit. Enjoy the serene atmosphere, watch pilgrims pray, and take in stunning views of the mountains — especially magical at sunrise and sunset.
Overnight near the Golden Rock.
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Wake early to catch the sunrise over the Golden Rock — a breathtaking and peaceful moment.
After breakfast, return to the base and continue your journey to Bago (Pegu), once the capital of the ancient Mon Kingdom. Explore impressive religious monuments such as the 55-meter-long reclining Buddha at Shwe Tha Lyaung Pagoda and the striking four-seated Buddhas of Kyaik Pun Pagoda.
Visit the ornate Kanbawzathadi Palace, a beautiful reconstruction of the royal palace of King Bayinnaung, and the towering Shwemawdaw Pagoda, Myanmar’s tallest at 114 meters.
Stop at a local market filled with colorful produce and handicrafts, and later, visit the Htaukkyan Allied War Cemetery honoring soldiers from WWII before returning to Yangon for the night.
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Take an early morning flight to Bagan, home to over 2,000 ancient temples scattered across the vast plains along the Irrawaddy River.
Begin your exploration at a local market — a lively place where locals trade daily goods, giving you a glimpse into traditional Burmese life.
Continue your temple exploration with key highlights such as Ananda Temple, Dhammayangyi Temple, and Shwezigon Pagoda — each with its own fascinating story and exquisite architecture.
Visit a traditional lacquerware workshop to see artisans at work, then climb to the top of a temple for an unforgettable sunset view over the Bagan plains.
Evening at leisure.
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After breakfast, take a scenic drive to Mount Popa, an extinct volcano and one of Myanmar’s most sacred pilgrimage sites.
Climb 777 steps to the hilltop shrine dedicated to the “Nats” — guardian spirits deeply rooted in Burmese culture. From the top, enjoy panoramic views of the surrounding countryside and distant Bagan temples.
On the way back, stop at local farms to see traditional palm-sugar making and meet friendly farmers. Later, take a horse cart ride through lesser-known paths of Bagan, discovering hidden temples and peaceful village scenes.
Overnight in Bagan.
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Take a morning flight to Mandalay, the last royal capital and the cultural heart of Myanmar.
Start your tour at Mahamuni Pagoda, home to a revered Buddha image covered in layers of gold leaf applied by worshippers over the centuries. Visit the exquisite Shwenandaw Monastery, carved entirely from teak wood, and the Kuthodaw Pagoda, known as “the world’s largest book” for its 729 marble slabs inscribed with Buddhist scriptures.
End your day at the iconic U Bein Bridge, the world’s longest teak bridge, and watch the sunset over the tranquil Taungthaman Lake — a truly photogenic moment.
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Cruise up the Irrawaddy River to Mingun, a historic riverside town.
Visit the Mingun Pahtodawgyi, an enormous, unfinished stupa once intended to be the world’s largest. Nearby stands the famous Mingun Bell, weighing 90 tons and believed to be the heaviest functioning bell in the world.
Continue to Hsinbyume Pagoda, a dazzling white temple built by King Bagyidaw in memory of his beloved wife — Myanmar’s version of the Taj Mahal.
After exploring Mingun’s local villages and cottage industries, return to Mandalay to visit the Royal Palace and ascend Mandalay Hill for a stunning sunset view over the city.
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Fly to Heho, the gateway to Inle Lake, one of Myanmar’s most enchanting destinations.
After hotel check-in, board a longtail boat to explore the lake — home to stilted wooden villages, floating gardens, and shimmering pagodas.
Visit Phaung Daw Oo Pagoda, the most revered site in the region, and nearby craft villages where locals skillfully weave silk, make silver jewelry, and roll cheroot cigars by hand.
Enjoy the peaceful scenery and capture the beauty of fishermen gliding across the water using their unique one-legged rowing technique.
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This morning, visit a colorful local market that rotates between villages around the lake, where you’ll see hill tribe people in traditional dress trading goods from small boats.
Continue by boat through narrow canals to Indein, an atmospheric village famous for its clusters of ancient pagodas in various stages of restoration. Wander among crumbling stupas entwined with tree roots — a mystical, photogenic sight.
Meet the friendly villagers, visit traditional weaving workshops, and capture the iconic image of Intha fishermen at work.
Return to your hotel and relax for the evening.
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Take a morning flight to Ngapali Beach, Myanmar’s most beautiful coastal escape.
Enjoy white sands, clear turquoise water, and a tranquil fishing village vibe that feels blissfully untouched.
Spend the afternoon swimming, cycling along the beach, or visiting nearby villages to meet local fishermen. In the evening, savor a delicious seafood dinner featuring freshly grilled fish, prawns, and lobster.
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Enjoy a full day at leisure in Ngapali.
You can relax on the beach, take a boat trip to nearby islands for snorkeling, or visit Tilawkasayambhu Buddha Hill for panoramic coastal views. Cycling, golfing, or even a hot-air balloon ride are also available for those seeking more adventure.
Overnight in Ngapali.
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Fly back to Yangon and visit Bogyoke (Scott) Market, a lively bazaar filled with gemstones, handicrafts, and local souvenirs.
Continue to St. Mary’s Cathedral, Sule Pagoda, and Rangoon Synagogue, reflecting Yangon’s diverse religious and cultural heritage.
Stroll through bustling Chinatown and Little India, where you’ll find colorful shops, street food stalls, and endless photo opportunities.
Overnight in Yangon.
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Enjoy your morning at leisure until your transfer to the airport for your onward flight.
End of services. Safe travels and see you again!
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| Number of Persons | 2 | 3 - 4 | 5 - 6 | 7 - 8 | 9 - 10 | 11 - 12 | 13 - 15 | Single supp | ||
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