MYANMAR TOUR OF HIGHLIGHTS

Myanmar’s rich history and exotic culture is reflected in this tour of former capitals. Set off from Yangon to alluring Mandalay where the surrounding towns reflect an era of prolific building and cultural growth and continue to Bagan whose historic plains are a testament to a once-mighty empire ...

* BRIEF ITINERARY:

Day 1: Arrival - Yangon Package Tours

Day 2: Yangon Sightseeing Tours at Temples & pagodas (B /-/-)

Day 3: Yangon Flights to Mandalay – Mandalay Sightseeing Tours at Amarapura (Former Capital) – Mandalay Package Tours (B /-/-)

Day 4: Mandalay Package Sightseeing Tours to Mingun – Mandalay Travel Packages (B/-/- )

Day 5: Mandalay Sightseeing Tours – Traveling to Bagan by Express Boat (B/-/-)

Day 6: Bagan Package Sightseeing Tours at Old Temples & Relics (B/-/-)

Day 7: Bagan Sightseeing Tours – Flight to Heho – Inle lake Package Sightseeing Tours (B/-/-)

Day 8: Inle Lake Sightseeing Tours to Floating Markets & Villages (B/-/-)

Day 9: Inle Lake Sightseeing Tours – Flights from Heho to Yangon (B/-/-)

Day 10: Yangon - Departure (B/-/- )

Arrive to Yangon International Airport by Air Asia. You will meet your tour guide after clearing immigration and customs control at Yangon Chinthe in front of Yangon - MyanmarInternational Airport. Transfer to hotel.

* Yangon formerly Rangoon, was the capital of Myanmar until it was superseded by Naypyidaw in November 2005. Today, with a population of over 5 million people, it remains the largest city and main economic hub of Myanmar.

The city is an amalgamation of British, Burmese, Chinese and Indian influences, and is known for its colonial architecture, which although decaying and beyond appreciation, remains an almost unique example of a 19th-century British colonial capital. New high-rise buildings were constructed from the 1990s (and some are scarily unoccupied and left as ghost skyscrapers and hotels as seen along Upper Pansodan Rd.) as the government began to allow private investment (while former national government buildings such as the massive Secretariat Building, as the capital is shifted to Naypyidaw, have been left to rot). However, Yangon continues to be a city of the past, as seen by its longyi-wearing, betel nut chewing and spitting pedestrians, their friendly or even familial attitude towards strangers, its street vendors and its pungent smells.

Overnight in Yangon.

In this morning, after having breakfast at hotel, we’ll enjoy our Yangon Full-day sightseeing by visits to the old colonial-style city centre, the gilded Sule Pagoda, dating back over 2,000 years, Chinatown and Indian Quarter. The tour continues to Chauk Htat Gyi, a huge reclining Buddha image, followed by a photo stop at the Karaweik Hall royal floating barge. Enjoy the sunset at Shwedagon Pagoda, famous world wide - its golden stupa is the 'heart' of Buddhist 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 atShwedagon Pagoda in Yangon - Myanmar Shwedagon which enshrines strands of Buddha's hair and other holy relics. Located west of the Royal Lake on 114 -acre Singuttara Hill in Yangon, Shwedagon Pagoda is the most sacred and impressive Buddhist site for the people of the Union of Myanmar.

The rest of time, you could take a walk around the China Town or view the sunset far beyond from the bank of rivers

Overnight in Yangon.

Transfer to Yangon Airport for domestic flight to Mandalay. Upon arrival at Mandalay Airport, drive to Amarapura and visit Mahagandayon, a famous Buddhist monastery, where more than a thousand monks live and study; continue to the 150-year-old U Bein teak bridge, built in 1851 at the time when Amarapura was the royal capital. Check into your hotel late morning.

An afternoon of comprehensive sightseeing in Mandalay includes Mahamuni Pagoda with its spectacular Buddha image covered with thick layers of gold leaves, Shwe Nan Daw Kyaung (Golden Monastery), a superb example of a traditional wooden building and Kuthodaw Pagoda (known as the world’s largest book), consisting of 729 marble slabs engraved with Buddhist scriptures. Enjoy spectacular views at sunset from Mandalay Hill, where there are interesting glass-studded temples.

Overnight in Mandalay.

In the morning, transfer to jetty for boat trip on the Ayeyarwaddy River to Mingun, site of a brick pagoda towering about 11 km (one hour each way) upriver from Mandalay, and home to the world's largest intact bell. The boat tripis interesting because you see all types of wooden boats and bamboo rafts, carrying goods up and down the river. Visit the Mingun Bell, weighing 87 tons and being the world's largest intactHsinbyume Paya Pagoda in Mingun (Mandalay) - Myanmar bronze bell, the beautiful Hsinbyume Paya (also known as Myatheintan Pagoda) and the unfinished Mingun Paya (built with the intention of being the world's biggest pagoda). Sail back to Mandalay.

Afternoon sightseeing includes a visit to Zegyo market (if open) and some of Mandalay's cottage industries, such as weaving and tapestry making, Burmese candy making, Bamboo fan making near Eindaw Yar pagoda. Before the sunset, you should arrive at Shwe Kyin Monastery to observe the very interesting scene of how the student monks start their evening prayers.

Overnight in Mandalay.

This morning, transfer to the banks of the Ayeyarwady River to catch the express boat to Bagan. The River is difficult to navigate because of constantly moving sandbanks and, particularly between December and March, the ferry may move very slowly. The trip normally takes a full day.

The scenery along the Ayeyarwady is timeless – oxen working the fields, water buffalo wallowing in the mud, golden pagoda spires, fishermen, villagers bathing in the river and, of course, every type of boat and river craft that you can imagine. Arrive in Bagan, transfer to Hotel.

Overnight in Bagan.

Remark: The boat does not operate daily due to the lack of passengers. Alternative is to fly to Bagan. The supplement will advise case by case

Full day Bagan’s sightseeing tour, starting with a busy local market and continuing with visits to a diverse selection of the most important pagodas and temples such as Shwezigon Pagoda, built by King Anawrahta in the early 11th century, Ku Byauk Gyi, a temple with exquisite murals of Jataka scenes and Riding Balloon in Bagan - MyanmarAnanda Temple with four huge standing-Buddha images and numerous seated figures arranged around the interior gallery. We then visit to a lacquer craftsman's workshop in nearby Myinkaba village. Sightseeing continues with visits toManuha Temple, built in Mon style in 1059, Nanbaya Temple, a unique sandstone monument that is said to have been the palace of King Manuha, andMyingabaGu Byaukgyi Temple (under the protection of UNESCO), noted for its ancient mural paintings. Observe a sunset in the vicinity of Bagan's ancient monuments.

Overnight in Bagan.

Transfer to Mandalay Airport for domestic flight to Heho. Transfer from Heho airport down into the valley to Nyaungshwe on the edge of Inle Lake and board your own local boat to take you to your hotel.

In the afternoon, we enjoy another boat tour to Indaing, at the western end of the Lake. The boat takes you through a long channel where you watch the farmers cultivate their produce. This ride is one of the most scenic boat tours on Lake Inle. To visit the temple Complex, follow a stair path lined up with magnificent columns to the top. Return to the boat jetty with a leisurely ‘nature walk’.

Overnight in Inle Lake.

This morning, explore one of the 5-day markets (on market day only). By visiting 5-day markets, clients will get insight into the life-style of the ethnic Pa-O, Danu and Intha inhabitants who came to these markets to sell their goods.Enjoy boat trip on Inle Lake – a photographer's dream, its calm waters are dotted with floating vegetation and fishing canoes, to which scenic high hills provide the perfect backdrop.  See the lake's unique “leg rowers” – the Intha people row standing up with one leg wrapped around an oar.

Visit Phaung Daw Oo Pagoda, the holiest religious site in southern Shan State. See traditional handicrafts - silk weaving on wooden handlooms and ablacksmith shop.  Pass endless floating gardens, where fruit and vegetables are grown.Continue by boat to visit Nga Phe Kyaung Monastery, one of the oldest monasteries on the lake. One can see ancient Buddha statues which are more than 200 years old.Inle Lake in Shan State - Myanmar

Overnight in Inle Lake.

Transfer by boat to Nyaung Shwe and then proceed to Heho Airport (25 km - 1 hour). Return domestic flight to Yangon and transfer to hotel. Balance of the day at leisure to pursue individual interests. The tour guide and car remain at the clients’ disposal for further sightseeing or shopping.

Overnight in Yangon.

Transfer to Yangon International Airport for your onward flight.

*** End of Services***

* INCLUDING: 

All sightseeing tour and transfer services with private air conditioned car/coach as detailed in our itinerary

Accommodation with breakfast at hotels as specified

Meals as specified in the itinerary

All entrance fees for the places as mentioned in the program

Transfers and tours with English-speaking guide

Boat trips as specified

Service charges, room tax and baggage handling

* EXCLUDING: 

Services not mentioned in our itinerary

All domestic airfares (Yangon-Mandalay, Bagan-Heho-Yangon) as mentioned in the program

Meals other than those specified in the itinerary

Visa fees

International airport departure tax of US$ 10.00 per personInternational flight tickets to/from Yangon

Expenditure of personal nature such as drinks, tips, souvenirs, laundry, etc

Travel insurance (cover against all cancellation costs, medical expenses, including repatriation, in the event of accident or illness)

In order to get our most updated quotations for this tour, pls email us at sales@vietlongtravel.com & vietlongtravel@gmail.com  or click at this link to submit our booking form   http://www.myanmartravelpackagetours.com/myanmar-sightseeing-tours/myanmar-tour-of-highlights.html  , to get further details on other package Sightseeing tours in Myanmar, kindly glance at  http://www.myanmartravelpackagetours.com/myanmar-sightseeing-tours.html  l   and look at http://www.myanmartravelpackagetours.com/   for our all travel packages in Myanmar.

                                  

Ms. Tran Thi Thanh Loan
Sales Executive
Cellphone: +84989879922
YM: loanloan148/ Skype: loant3
======================================
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Add: 841 - 843 Hong Ha - Hoan Kiem - Hanoi - VIETNAM
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GRAND MYANMAR SIGHTSEEING TOUR

This Grand Myanmar Sightseeing Tour is exclusively to give you an insight into the most exciting destinations in Myanmar including Yangon, Heho, Inle Lake, Mandalay, Bagan, Ngwe Saung Beach...This package tour is harmoniously mixed with various activities such as sightseeing, cruising, climbing, and relaxing at the beach, which will definitely make your holiday a dream experience.

* BRIEF ITINERARY:

Day 1: Arrival - Yangon Sightseeing Tours
Day 2 - 3: Yangon History & Culture Tours  (B /-/-)
Day 4: Yangon - Flight to Heho - Inle Lake Sightseeing Tours (B/-/-)
Day 5: Inle Lake Sightseeing Tours to Nampan Floating Village & Hilltribes (B/-/-)
Day 6: Inle Lake History Tours to Old Temples & Monasteries (B /-/-)
Day 7: Inle Lake Sightseeing Tour - Flight from Heho to Mandalay - Mandalay Sightseeing Tours (B/-/-)
Day 8: Mandalay Sightseeing Tours to Temples & Pagodas (B/-/-)
Day 9: Mandalay Travel Package Tours – Nawarat Charter Boat Tours to Bagan - Bagan Sightseeing Tours (B/-/- )
Day 10: Bagan Sightseeing Tours (B/-/-)
Day 11: Bagan Adventure Tours - Climbing to Mt Popa (B/-/-)
Day 12: Bagan Travel Package Tours - Yangon Package Tours  (B/-/-)
Day 13: Yangon Sightseeing Tours to Gwei Gone Village (B/-/- )
Day 14 - 15 - 16: Yangon - Overland Tour to Ngwe Saung – Ngwe Saung Beach Tours (B/-/-)
Day 17: Ngwe Saung Beach to Yangon (B/-/-)
Day 18: Yangon - Departure (B/-/-)
 

Arrive Yangon’s Mingaladon Airport off flight and you will be welcome by your guide and will transfer to your hotel.
You have arrived in Myanmar (Burma), a country which has never ceased to fascinate and capture the imagination of foreign visitors through the centuries. Rudyard Kipling said of the country, “This is Burma,it will be unlike any other land you know about”. Back in 1586, the first Englishman to visit Burma, Ralph, Fitch, described Shwedagon: “It is of a wonderful bigness, and all gilded from the foot to the top. It is the fairest place, as I suppose, that is in the world.”Again, Somerset Maugham described the Shwedagon Pagoda as “glistening with gold, like a sudden hope in the dark night of the soul”. A lady who visited the country recently said, “You cannot go back and not love the country and the people”. 
This evening, you will visit the Shwedagon Pagoda, shimmering above the city of Yangon for an unforgettable sunset. While the origins of the pagoda are shrouded in legend, it was certainly well-established by the time Bagan dominated Myanmar in the 11th century.  All around the Shwedagon one finds the calm activity of a religious village, for a great pagoda is the focus of secular as well as religious life, none more so than the Shwedagon. It is an important event for Myanmar families who make a pilgrimage to the pagoda to be able to buy a packet of gold leaf at one of the pagoda bazaars, and paste their offerings to one of the Buddha images at the pagoda. Illuminated by the misty glow of the sun, the Shwedagon is most admired at dusk or dawn. To wander around this religious monument, with all its legends and history and to witness a breathtaking sunset over the crumbling skyline of Yangon is one of Asia’s best kept secrets.
Overnight in Yangon.                                                                                              
 

After breakfast at the hotel, you will visit Botahtaung Pagoda, one of the most important in Yangon. Meaning "thousand leaders", Botataung was named after the thousand military leaders who escorted the relics of the Buddha brought from India over 2,000 years ago. Botataung is hollow inside and is a sort of mirrored maze with glass showcases containing many of the ancient artefacts. Above the interesting interior, the pagoda's impressive golden spire rises to 132 feet. A photo stop at Sule Pagoda considered the centre of Yangon, where colonial buildings are extant. Continue to visit Chaukhtatgyi Reclining Buddha, 220 feet long magnificent reclining Buddha famous for its mystic smile.
Afternoon sightseeing to Gems Museum where you can see all Myanmar semiprecious and precious stones including world famous Ruby, Sapphire and Jade. Then proceed to Bogyoke Aung San (Scott) Market, the largest of Yangon's markets.  You can find under one roof all the consumer goods a Myanmar family could possibly need or want. Evening, visit the house of Mr. Kevin & Mrs. Gill Pattison at Pyay Road and dinner at Happy Restaurant.
Overnight in Yangon.
 

Breakfast at hotel. After breakfast, you will visit the Myanmar Institute of Theology.The Myanmar Institute of Theology, originally known as Baptist Divinity School, was founded in June 1927, on Seminary Hill, Insein. With only four students to begin with the school used the facilities of the Karen Theological Seminary currently known as the Kayin Baptist Theological Seminary.
This afternoon, visit Gitameit Music Center. In Pali and Burmese “gita” means music, and “meit” means friendship. Gitameit Music Center was started in 2003 by pianist Kit Young and colleagues from Myanmar in order to build a supportive community of musicians and audiences locally, and to encourage sustained, meaningful contact with international institutions, teachers and performers.
Overnight in Yangon.
 

Breakfast at hotel.
You will be transferred to the airport and fly Yangon/Heho.
Upon arrival., you will be transferred overland to Nyaung Shwe (about one hour drive) the gateway to Inle Lake. On the way, you can visit Pa-O village.  Upon arrival at Nyaung Shwe, transfer by boat to the hotel situated on Inle Lake and surrounded by the Shan Hills(about 45 mins). Simply sit back and enjoy zipping across this serene and magical place, home to the famous Intha people and heavenly views.
In the afternoon you will visit Phaungdaw U Pagoda. It is regarded as one of the three principal shrines of Burma, and is the holiest religious site in the southern area of the Shan state.  This particular pagoda houses five small Buddha images, whose original forms have long been lost under years of plastering with gold leaf by pilgrims. Along the corridor leading to the pagoda are a variety of stalls, some selling Shan handicrafts and others with various antiques and trinkets. Continue to visit the Jumping Cat Monastery or “Nga Phe Kyaung Temple”, where the monks have successfully trained cats to perform a variety of astonishing tricks. Then carry on to the floating gardens to view traditional cottage, industries still a mainstay in the Inle Lake economy.
Overnight in Inle Lake.
 

Breakfast at hotel.
After breakfast at the hotel, begin your day with a visit to the Nampan 5 day market. This rotating market changes locations every five days and is where the local hill tribes come to buy and sell their goods.  Items range from hand-made crafts to produce grown on the floating gardens. Take notice of the colorful outfits worn by the different hill tribes as they barter in this lively setting. After visiting the market, visit Nampan Village where you can witness traditional village life on the lake and observe the blacksmith workshop, cheroot making factory, (experience having a go at trying to make a cheroot – a famous Burmese cigar), and boat builder's workshop.
Afternoon visit Inn Paw Khone Village where you can see the Ikat-style silk weaving industry. 
Overnight in Inle Lake.          
 

Breakfast at hotel.
After breakfast, visit a bamboo grove and up a beautiful stairway lined with wooden columns to old Shwe Inn Dein, an impressive and thankfully unrestored collection of ancient Shan style stupas. At the top there is a stunning view out across the lake and beyond, to the hills in the east and of the rolling countryside to the west.
Overnight in Inle Lake.          
 

Breakfast at hotel.
After breakfast at hotel, you will visit Ywa Ma 5 day market. Then visit silversmith works in the village.
After lunch, you will be transferred to the airport and fly Heho/Mandalay.
Upon arrival, you will be transferred to the hotel.
The last visit for today is Mandalay Hill for sunset. It rises 236 meters (774 feet) above the surroundings countryside. British and Indian troops suffered heavy casualties here in March 1945, storming the Japanese stronghold which controlled the plains around Mandalay. Today, there remains only the regimental insignia near the hill's summit. Two main stairways ascend from the south, under the glare of the ever-present, white chinches which demand the removal of shoes before entering sacred ground.
Overnight in Mandalay.
        

Breakfast at hotel.
Morning sightseeing to Amarapura and visit Maha Muni Pagoda. It was built in 1784 by King Bodawpaya and was reconstructed a century later after a fire burned it down. You will find the image of the Maha Muni Buddha in the center which was transported to Myanmar from Mrauk U in Rakhine in 1784. The image is an object of devotion for pilgrims around the world. It is four meters in height, and is cast in bronze. However, it has now covered in 15 centimeters of gold-leaf by the devout Buddhists. Continue to U Bein Bridge, a long and rickety teak bridge crossing Taungthaman Lake curved to withstand the wind and waves. The teak logs and planks used were from the ruined Ava Palace. You will also observe 1000 or so monks having their main meal for the day at Mahagandayon Monastery, they are prohibited to take any food after midday. A visit to Gold Leaf Beating workshop afterward and view artisans making thin leaves of gold leaf used for offerings, and visits to stone carving, woodworking and bronze casting workshops as time permits. 
After lunch, visit to Ava, across the Myit Nge River and ride the horse-cart, visit Mahaaungmyebonzan, Bagaya Kyaung, and across the Ava Bridge Sagaing, you see the hilltops, each crested with a pagoda, the banners proclaiming the Buddha's teaching, the refuge from all ills and tribulations where over 600 monasteries for monks and nuns are located for Buddhist studies and meditation.
Then proceed to Sagaing Hill, Padamyazedi, U min Thonze or thirty caves pagoda has many Buddha images in a crescent shaped colonnade. Mural paintings can be seen in the Tilawkaguru cave temple, which was built around 1672. Soon Oo Pon Nya Shin Pagoda nearby was constructed in 1312. The view of Sagaing from Soon Oo Pon Nya Shin and its approach is marvelous. Then drive back to Mandalay.
Overnight in Mandalay.         
 

After breakfast, you will be transferred to jetty to take boat to Bagan. The boat sails to Bagan.
On the way, visit Yandabo, a typical river village specializing in Pot-Making, where the peace treaty of the First Anglo-Burmese war was signed on Feb. 24, 1826.
Upon arrival jetty, you will be met and transferred to your hotel.
Bagan, the mighty capital of the Bamar Kings for 230 years, from the 11th to the 13th centuries.  An unprecedented effort to build stupas and temples was begun when the area was converted from Hindu and Mahayana Buddhism to Theravada Buddhism.  These monuments were decorated with gold, silver and fine mosaic painting.  Situated on a bend of the mighty Ayeyarwaddy River, this vast dusty plain is home today to several thousand religious edifices — more than 25 square miles is studded with 2,000 temples in varying states of repair.
Overnight in Bagan.                                                                                                                                                  

 

                                         

Today you will visit Nyaung U Market. Afterwards, visit Shwezigon Pagoda, a prototype of all of Myanmar’s stupas. It was completed during the reign of Kyanzit-ittha from 1084 to 1113. It is important for it serves as the center of prayer and reflection for the new Thera-vada faith, which was established in Bagan by King Anawrahta. Then, proceed to theWetkyi-in Gubyau- kgi, close to Wetkyi-in village. This is a 13th century “cave temple” and has an Indian-style spire like the Mahabodhi Paya in Bagan. It is famous for its fine frescoes of scenes from the jataka, yet unfortunately, a foreign collector visited and removed many of the panels on which the frescoes were painted. Continue to theHtilominlo Temple which was built in 1218 by King Nantavnguya. Many of the old murals and friezes can still be discerned, as can several old horoscopes, painted to protect the building from damage. You will also visit theSulamani Temple, considered one of Bagan’s great two-storied monuments and was built in 1183. The remains of some 18th century murals can be seen inside the temple.
Afternoon you visit Ananda Temple. This temple was constructed in 1091, and is considered the masterpiece of Mon architecture. A visit to a lacquerware workshop will be taken afterwards. And enjoy sunset over Bagan on one of the temples or pagodas.
Overnight in Bagan.              
                                                                                           

Breakfast at the hotel.
After that, you will visit Mt. Popa, an extinct volcano. On the way, visit toddy-palm climber’s hut where you may observe the traditional ways of making jaggery and climbing the toddy-palms. When you arrive at Mt. Popa, climb up the “Taungkalat”: Another structure of interest to the pilgrims and visitors is a steep-sided rocky volcanic plug or core locally known as Taungkalat. It has a covered stairway to the top and it takes about 30 minutes to walk up to the top. Popa Mount is the place most frequented by the Buddhist pilgrims and Nat worshippers as well since it is considered to be the principal abode of Nats (Spiritual Beings).Enjoy seeing the panoramic view of Bagan Plain dotted with stupas and temples.
Lunch at Popa Mountain Resort (on own).
After lunch, return to Bagan and continue to the Manuha Temple. This temple was built by the captive king of Thaton just south of Myinkaba village. He wanted this to be constructed to reflect his displeasure of captivity; hence, you will find that the Buddha images will appear very cramped in their enclosures. In 1975, an earthquake hit the area and buried the Buddhas underneath. They were able to renovate the area and were completed in 1981. Proceed to the Nanpaya Temple. The masonry work is outstanding, as well as its interior design. It reflects the strong Brahman influence that affected the Teravadin Mon kings. Also, do take note of the relief of the god Brahma. There are three faces that can be discerned, all of which have the typical facial features of Mon. These are said to be representations of King Manuha. It is sometimes called the Ganesh or Mahapeine Temple, named after the elephant-headed Hindu god whose image once stood at the corners of its five successively diminishing rectangular terrace. A Visit to farming villages around Bagan as time permits.                
Overnight in Bagan.                                                                                                 
 

Breakfast at hotel.
This morning, you will visit the villages in the environs of Bagan to observe village life and customs and see more pagodas if you wish. Discuss with the guide as to your wishes and preferences and interests and explore.
After lunch, you will be transferred to the airport and fly Bagan/Yangon.
Upon arrival Yangon, you will be transferred to the hotel.
Overnight in Yangon.
 

Breakfast at hotel.
After breakfast visit Gwei Gone Village   (Some members will visit Mahasi Meditation Center).
Overnight in Yangon.
 

Breakfast at hotel.
Drive from Yangon to Ngwe Saung by coach. (4 - 5 hrs)
Leisure at Ngwe Saung Beach.
Overnight in Ngwe Saung. 
 

Breakfast at hotel.
Leisure at Ngwe Saung Beach.

Overnight in Ngwe Saung.
 

Breakfast at hotel.
Leisure at Ngwe Saung Beach.
Overnight in Ngwe Saung.
 

Breakfast at hotel.
Return to Yangon from Ngwe Saung Beach by coach.
Overnight in Yangon. 
 

Breakfast at the hotel.
And then transfer to Yangon International Airport for your onward flight. 
 

*** End of Services ***

* INCLUDING:
•17 nights accommodation on half-twin room basis with daily breakfast
•English-speaking guide throughout the trip 
•Porter fees at airports
•Private motorized boat in Inle Lake excursions
•Sunset boat in Bagan
•All transfers and excursions with private air-conditioned vehicles
•Entrance fees for the visits mentioned in the program
•Horse cart tours in Bagan & Ava
 
* EXCLUDING:
•Domestic flights (rate: pls be referred the airfare table)International ticket to/from Yangon
•Meals other than mentioned (B = breakfast, L = Lunch, D = Dinner) 
•Visa arrangements for Myanmar 
•Visits not mentioned in the program 
•Drinks and personal expenses
•Tips and porters at the hotels
•International airport departure tax Yangon (USD 10/pax at present)
•Any other items not mentioned

In order to get our most updated quotations for this tour, pls email us at sales@vietlongtravel.com & vietlongtravel@gmail.com  or click at this link to submit our booking form   http://www.myanmartravelpackagetours.com/myanmar-sightseeing-tours/grand-myanmar-sightseeing-tour.html  , to get further details on other package Sightseeing tours in Myanmar, kindly glance at  http://www.myanmartravelpackagetours.com/myanmar-sightseeing-tours.html  l   and look at http://www.myanmartravelpackagetours.com/   for our all travel packages in Myanmar.

                                  

Ms. Tran Thi Thanh Loan
Sales Executive
Cellphone: +84989879922
YM: loanloan148/ Skype: loant3
======================================
VIETLONG TRAVEL & MEDIA JOINT - STOCK COMPANY
Add: 841 - 843 Hong Ha - Hoan Kiem - Hanoi - VIETNAM
Tel: (84 4) 39766534/279/285 & Fax: (84 4) 39766533
Email: sales@vietlongtravel.com or vietlongtravel@gmail.com
Website: http://www.vietlongtravel.com , www.royalheritagecruise.com, http://vietnam-motorbiketour.com/ ; http://myanmartravelpackagetours.com/

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