Dear guest! Welcome to Myanmar! Upon your arrival at Yangon International Airport, you will be welcomed by your English-speaking guide and will be transferred to your hotel. In the afternoon – half-day sigh seeing tour in Yangon. Former capital of Myanmar, Yangon is still keeping the status of the financial, economic and cultural center of the country. Thanks to its remarkable colonial architecture, colorful Chinese and Indian quarters, evergreen parks and picturesque lakes, Yangon has the reputation of one of the most attractive and charming cities in Asia. You will stroll in the downtown area admiring impressive colonial-era buildings, will visit Chauk Htet Gyi Reclining Buddha image, one of the biggest in the world, and will enjoy an incredible sunset at the magnificent Shwedagon pagoda, the most sacred Myanmar’s temple and the world-famous symbol of the country. Free evening and overnight in Yangon. Read more

Yangon, 1 night

After breakfast you will continue discovery of Yangon visiting the National Museum that can boast of its rich collection of the artifacts representing Myanmar’s history and arts. You will continue the city excursion to the Botathaung pagoda located on the banks of the Yangon river, will stroll in the downtown area and will end the tour by visiting Bogyoke market. Established by the British more than 100 years ago on the image of the famous Convent Garden market in London, Bogyoke market is now the most famous and popular county’s market where you could see, learn about and, of course, buy all Myanmar traditional handicrafts. Evening transfer to Yangon bus station. Night bus to Mandalay (21h30 – 06h30). Read more

night bus, 1 night

Early morning arrival to Mandalay. Transfer to hotel for refreshment. Breakfast. Full day sigh seeing tour in Mandalay and Amarapura. Mandalay is the last capital of Myanmar kings and the second largest city in the country, world-famous for its rich cultural, religious and historical heritage. You will start your day with excursion to Amarapura, an ancient capital of one of the successive Burmese Kingdoms. In Amarapura you will witness the daily life of the Buddhist monks at Maha Gandaryon Monastery, an important center of study of the Theravada Buddhism and known for its strict code of conduct set up for the monks. You will also walk along the amazing U Bein Bridge built 150 years ago and which is now believed to be the oldest and the longest teak wood bridge in the world. In the afternoon you will come back to Mandalay and will visit the prominent city’s landmarks among which are Kuthodaw pagoda, often called “the biggest world’s book”, and Shwenandaw monastery, the only authentic part of the Ancient Royal Palace remaining until nowadays and those astonishing wood-carvings make a great impression on visitors. Free evening and overnight in Mandalay. Read more

Mandalay, 1 night

In the morning you will take a boat to the ancient city of Mingun where the world’s biggest "ringing" bronze bell is located. While on board, you will have a chance to admire peaceful landscapes of the Irrawaddy river valleys and to observe the everyday life of the riverside villages' residents. In the afternoon you will come back to Mandalay and will be transferred to the bus station. Evening bus to Bagan (17h30 – 21h30). Free evening and overnight in Bagan. Read more

Bagan, 1 night

Bagan is one of the world’s three major Buddhist sites, a candidate to inscription into the UNESCO World Heritage list and one of the main symbols of the country, often called “The Heart of Myanmar”. Once the capital of the legendary Pagan Kingdom, Bagan concentrates more than 2000 stupas and temples dated back as early as the 9th century. Thousands of people visit the city every year to admire its extraordinary beauty. You will start your day with the visit of Shwezigon pagoda, built as an important reliquary shrine in Bagan, and will continue to the unique Ananda temple, those look combines features of both traditional Indian and ancient Mon styles and which houses four huge Standing Buddha images oriented strictly to the four cardinal points. You will also make a stop in Anauk Pwa Saw village where you will learn about traditional cotton weaving, and Minanthu village, one of the few remaining centers of the traditional peanut oil production. In the afternoon you will continue to explore the mysterious Bagan visiting, among others, the biggest city's temple Dhammayangyi, and you will enjoy an incredible sunset view over Bagan from one of the scenic spots of the town. Free evening and overnight in Bagan. Read more

Bagan, 1 night

After breakfast our excursion to the legendary Mountain Popa starts. Mountain Popa, one of the iconic Myanmar’s sites, is an extinct volcano. On the top of one of its rock is located the sacred monastery Taung Kalat which is considered home for 37 Burmese spirits (or nats). The staircase of 777 steps is leading to the monastery and once the top of the rock reached, you will be awarded with the breathtaking panorama of the surrounding valleys. We would be also glad to offer you a choice: instead of climbing up to the monastery, you could make a pleasant walk in the nearby Mountain Popa National Park and take part in some activities proposed by the park (ex. : horse riding, etc., on supplement). Arrival to the Inle lake in the late afternoon. Return to Bagan, free evening and overnight in Bagan. Read more

Day bus to the Inle lake (08h30 – 15h30). Free evening and overnight in the hotel on the Inle lake.

Inle lake, 1 night

Full day boat tour around the lake. Inle Lake, second largest lake in Myanmar, is situated in the picturesque mountain area in the north-east of the country. Wonderful landscapes, exotic floating gardens and markets and the unique one-leg rowing style of the local people from the Intha tribe made the lake famous all over the world. You will have a full day boat tour around the lake visiting its most well-known landmarks, observing local life, visiting the workshops of the traditional handicrafts and admiring lake’s peaceful landscapes of the rare beauty. Among the “must-see” sites are Phaung Daw Oo Pagoda, the most veneered pagoda of the lake housing five gilded images of Buddha; Indein pagoda, a complex of thousands of ancient stupas; and Heya Ywama village, well-known for its traditional handicrafts such as silk weaving, lotus weaving and blacksmith. Free evening and overnight in the hotel on the Inle lake. Read more

Inle lake, 1 night

Morning excursion to the Pindaya cave. Small town of Pindaya is well-known for its attractive lakeside setting, traditional Shan umbrellas and a fascinating cave representing a huge maze housing thousands of Buddha images. The images left in the cave by the numerous pilgrims date back as early as the 18th century. Breathtaking scene! In the evening you will come back to the town of Nyaung Shwe and will take a night bus to Yangon (19h00-06h00). Read more

night bus

Early morning arrival to Yangon. Breakfast. Free time until your international flight.

Yangon