Arrive at Yangon airport where tour guide is waiting for you and transfer to the hotel. Begin with Chauk Htat Gyi Pagoda to see a huge reclining Buddha image, Karaweik Royal Barge (a royal floating Barge on a lake for a fantastic photo view). Afterwards, visit Bogyoke Market ( Scott Market ), to give the opportunity to see Myanmar's wide range of handicrafts and souvenirs. Shopping time with hundreds of food , clothes, handicrafts and gems store. In late afternoon, complete your day in Myanmar with an extended visit to one of the world's most spectacular monuments, the Shwedagon Pagoda: its golden stupa is the 'heart' of Myanmar. The pagoda is believed 2,500 years old and the central stupa is surrounded by dozens of intricately decorated buildings and statues. There are always many Myanmar people praying and making offering in the pagoda. Transfer and overnight at hotel. Read more

Yangon (1 Night)

Breakfast at the hotel. Transfer to Yangon airport and domestic flight to Mandalay. First visit to Amarapura, 15 km (30 minutes) from Mandalay. Visit U Bein Bridge for a walk along this 200 year-old teak bridge teak bridge built in 1782 when Amarapura was Royal Capital. The bridge was constructed of 984 teak posts that were once part of the deserted Inwa Palace. At 1.2 kilometers in length, it is the world’s longest teak span. Then, visit Mahagandayon Monastery , a famous Buddhist monastery where more than a thousand monks live and study . If the time permits, observe the monks having their last meal of the day in total silence. Continue visit traditional hand – woven silk workshop . Then, visit the former Royal Capital of Inwa ( Ava ) with a short ride local ferry boat ( 10 minutes ) located on an island between the Ayeyarwaddy and the Myitnge Rivers. Visit Inwa by charming horse-drawn carriage pass through the ancients city walls to visit a brick and continue visit to the impressive wooden monastery of Maha Aungmye Bonzan, built of brick and stucco as well as the Bargayar Monastery, famous for its ornate woodcarvings and teak posts ( also known as Ok Kyaung ). Visit to the Nanmyint Watch Tower, the remains of the palace building nicknamed ' leaning tower of Ava ', the climb to the top offers lovely views over river. Drive back to Mandalay and transfer to the hotel. Overnight at hotel. Read more

Mandalay (1 Night)

Breakfast at hotel. Transfer to Jetty and Excursion by local boat to Mingun. Visit Mingun Bell: the world's largest uncracked bell, weighing 90 tons and continue Hsinbyume Pagoda built as one of the world's largest one cherished by King Bodaw Paya. After visit, sail back to Mandalay. After lunch time, continue visit to Mahamuni Pagoda which houses one of the country’s most honored Buddha images, completely covered in gold leaves. Then, head to traditional workshops and its expert craftsmen. continue with a visit to Kuthodaw Pagoda where the marble stone slabs of Buddhist scriptures are called the ‘World’s Biggest Book’. Then move onto Shwenandaw Monastery, a grand example of 19th century Myanmar teak architecture and also a significant masterpiece of the wood-carver’s art before we reach summit of Mandalay Hill to catch sunset views. Overnight at the hotel. Read more

Mandalay (1 Night)

Breakfast at the hotel. Morning departure by road to Monywa for over 3 hours. On the way, stop to see the view on Sagaing Hill, bathed in temples. En route, visit the very atypical temple of Thanboddhay, architectural jewel of the area. The central stupa is richly decorated with no less than 845 small stupas around it. Inside the pagoda, see thousands of Buddha images decorating the walls, arches and hollows. Arrive in Monywa and transfer to hotel. Then, visit the caves of Phowing Tuang, ancient place of worship containing innumerable Buddha figures and beautiful murals. The caves are excavated on the hill and, according to archaeologists, contain the largest exhibition of the Innwa style being some of the fourteenth century. On the way, stop at some interesting Mines of Cobreen and see how the local people extract the metal in a completely handmade way. Transfer to the hotel. Overnight at hotel. Read more

Monywa (1 Night)

Breakfast at the hotel. Drive to the town of Pakkoku for two hours. On the way, stop in a village to see how they make the incense sticks are made in local houses. Arrive to Pakkoku and visit large and busy local market to see people ways of life. Then, proceed by car to Bagan. Transfer to the hotel. Free time and leisure. Overnight at hotel. Read more

Bagan (1 Night)

Breakfast at the hotel. In the morning, start the day with first visit to Nyaung-Oo morning market to see people ways of life. Begin the day with the most significant pagodas and temples of Bagan including Shwezigon Pagoda built by King Anawrahta in the early 11th as a religious shrine. Continue onto Ananda Temple: a whitewashed masterpiece of Mon architecture with four standing Buddhas and the adjacent brick monastery with the beautiful, well-preserved 18th century murals. Visit Thatbinnyu Temple known as “temples of omniscience” and dating from 1144. Continue visit to the Sulamani temple. Transfer to the hotel and leisure. Afternoon visit one of the Myanmar's most treasured handicrafts, a lacquer ware home Industry: near by Myingabar village. Continue visit to Damayangyi Temple (the massive temple in Bagan). At sunset time, experience local horse-cart and enjoy sunset at temple. Overnight at hotel. Read more

Bagan (1 Night)

Breakfast at hotel. Then drive directly to Mt. Popa for 1 hour. On the way to Mt. Popa, observe toddy farmers’ life and process of jaggery making (that is worth to observe ways of local people life along the way, water fetching, making edible oil and so on.). Mt. Popa is believed to be the sacred home of the Nats and is now a national park. On top of a rocky crag is a picturesque complex of monasteries, pagodas and shrines, where it is possible to climb via a winding, covered walkway. Drive back to Bagan and on the way visit to some villages near Bagan. Transfer to the hotel and leisure. Overnight at hotel. Read more

Bagan (1 Night)

Breakfast at the hotel. Transfer to Nyaung Oo airport for your domestic flight to Heho airport in Shan State. Transfer by car to Nyaung Shwe, the gateway to Inle Lake and stop to Shan umbrellas factory and Shwe Yin Pyay teak monastery en route. After lunch time, embark on local motorized pirogues to explore Inle Lake, a magical watery world. Pass several stilted Intha villages built over the lake, observe the local leg-rowing fishermen and see their floating gardens. Continue onto Phaung Daw U Pagoda, the lake’s main haven, which contains five sacred images of Buddha decorated in gold leaf. Transfer by boat to the hotel and check-in. Free time at the hotel. Overnight at the hotel. Read more

Inle Lake (1 Night)

Breakfast at the hotel. Transfer by boat to visit the lake’s morning market, the location of which changes every day. The Intha and Paoh hill tribes sell their fresh products here. Continue by boat onto the Pa-Oh village of Indein, on the western shore of Inle Lake, enshrined among hundreds of stupa ruins and overgrown shrubbery. Head back to the lake and stop at the weaving village of Inpawkhone and a cheroot factory, where traditional Burmese cigars are handmade. Transfer by boat to your hotel. Free time at the hotel. Overnight at the hotel. Read more

Inle Lake (1 Night)

Breakfast at the hotel. Transfer to Heho airport for domestic flight to Yangon airport. Arrive in Yangon and transfer to hotel. Check in and free time at leisure. In the late afternoon, start sightseeing with drive through the Colonial Style Buildings located in downtown, the Chinatown area and the Indian quarter. Overnight at the hotel. Read more

Yangon (1 Night)

Breakfast at the hotel. Free time at leisure before the transfer to Yangon International Airport for international departure flight.