Yangon Day Tour

You will be pick up from your hotel in Yangon and visit Sule Pagoda, Mahabandoola park, The Grand City Hall and old colonial buildings Red-bricked General Post Office. After that head to Chaukhtatgyi (a colossal reclining Buddha),and transfer to your hotel. After that transfer to local restaurant for lunch. In the evening visit to Shwedagon Pagoda - described by Somerset Maugham: "The Shwedagon rose superb, glistening with its gold, like a sudden hope in the dark night of the soul of which the mystics write, glistening against the fog and smoke of the thriving city." This massive bell-shaped stupa rises nearly 100 meters above its hill-top surroundings. Wander through this magnificent structure and its courtyards, stupas, bells, temples, and Buddha images, and see religious and secular visitors from all parts of the globe. Shwedagon has become the symbol of Myanmar.After that transfer back to your hotel.

Price includes:

• Transportation in air-conditioned vehicles
• Transfer from/to hotel
• Lunch
• Entrance Fees / Zone Fees as mention above
• English speaking local tour guide (other language guides are available on request and surcharges apply)
• Drinking water and wet towels during the tour

Notes : Please note there will be supplement during the water festival period from 13-17 April. Price to be advised on request.

Thanlyin Day Tour

Pick up from your hotel in Yangon and excursion to start with a visit to explore the village of Thanlyin (Syriam), around 15km from Yangon. Take a boat ride for a few minutes to see Kyauktan Island Pagoda, which is set on a tiny island in the river, its glass mosaic decorations flashing in the sunlight. The temple was founded more than 2,000 years ago, at which time the pagoda was much smaller than it is today. The pagoda contains a magnificent, golden buddha image in a small intricately-decorated room. The temple complex contains several more richly-decorated structures with fine wood carvings and golden decorations topped with a multi-tiered roof called Pyatthat. The water around the small island is full of catfish waiting for food so enjoy feeding the fish around the island. Continue sightseeing around the Kyauktan Market where you can find many dry fish, local vegetable and fruit shops. In the afternoon, visit Kyaik Khauk Pagoda which is a beautiful, impressive pagoda built more than 2,000 years ago, after which it has been enlarged and renovated many times. The base of the pagoda is surrounded by many small, golden stupas. The temple area is open to visitors; as in any Burmese temple, please remove shoes and socks. The pagoda is located on a small hill on Kyaik Khauk Pagoda Road heading towards Kyauktan in the southeast corner of Thanlyin Town. After that return back to Yangon and back to your hotel.

Price includes:

• Transportation in air-conditioned vehicles
• Transfer from/to hotel
• Lunch
• Entrance Fees / Zone Fees in Thanlyin
• Boat fees
• English speaking local tour guide (other language guides are available on request and surcharges apply)
• Drinking water and wet towels during the tour

Notes : Please note there will be supplement during the water festival period from 13-17 April. Price to be advised on request.

Bago Day Tour

Pick up from your hotel in Yangon and then drive to Bago (84 km, about two hours), the ancient capital of Mon kingdom dated back from 1st to 16th Century AD. En route stop at Htauk-Kyant Alliance WWII cemetery; memorial cemetery of Allied Soldiers who died in Myanmar Campaign during the WWII. The cemetery‘s beautifully kept grounds has 27,000 stone-graves of Common–wealth & Allied Soldiers. Upon arrival to Bago, tour highlights; Kya Khat Wai Monastery to observe one of the three largest Monasteries in the country and the Buddhist monastic life and to observe the lunch process of thousands of monks who take their last meal of the day at 10:30 am in total silence. Later on, visit the magnificent Shwe Maw Daw Pagoda; over 2,000 years old temple. Visit HintharGone ; the legendry Hill with 37 Nats’ shrines and learn the Cult of Myanmar People from your local Tour Guide. And Kanbawzathardi Palace Site ; famed of King Bayint Naung of 15th Century AD. Lunch Time at local Restaurant. After lunch visit Shwe Thar Lyaung (The reclining Buddha); which is 55 meters long and dating back 994 AD. Mya Thar Lyaung ;the Colossal Reclining Buddha Image which was recently restored. And at last, Kyaik-Pun four huge seated Buddha Images in the open air. After that, drive back to Yangon, transfer to your Hotel.

Price includes:

• Transportation in air-conditioned vehicles
• Transfer from/to hotel
• Lunch
• Entrance Fees / Zone Fees in Bago
• English speaking local tour guide (other language guides are available on request and surcharges apply)
• Drinking water and wet towels during the tour

Notes : Please note there will be supplement during the water festival period from 13-17 April. Price to be advised on request.

Kyeikhtiyo Day Tour

Pick up from your hotel in Yangon and drive to Kin Pun (base camp) where you will change from your vehicle to a truck which brings you up on a steep road to the top of the mountain. The truck ride takes approximately 45 minutes. On arrival, walk over a large platform to the Golden Rock and watch the beauty at this important pilgrimage site. Usually the place is lively with many people coming to spend precious moments here. Lunch at Mountain Top Hotel.

After lunch, return with the open truck back to Kin Pun base camp, and re-join your car and driver. Drive back to Yangon. Upon arrival in Yangon and transfer to your hotel.

Price includes:

• Transportation in air-conditioned vehicles from Yangon to the base camp and return
• Transfer from/to hotel
• Join-in transfer on open truck
• Lunch
• Entrance Fee / Zone Fee in Kyaikhtiyo
• English speaking local tour guide (other language guides are available on request and surcharges apply)
• Drinking water and wet towels during the tour

Notes : Please note there will be supplement during the water festival period from 13-17 April. Price to be advised on request.

Important Notes for Golden Rock:

The road from the base camp up to the Golden Rock has to be done by special dedicated trucks. You are not allowed to drive up there with your own vehicle. These open trucks are equipped with narrow benches on the back.

During the raining season, the platform around the Pagoda can be slippery due to rain or mist.

The Golden Rock Pagoda does regular gilding in a three year cycle. During this time, the rock will be covered in bamboo scaffolding. Prior notice is not given and exact schedule for the work are not really available.

Sunsets and sunrises on the platform can only be seen if you stay overnight.

A footpath goes up from the Golden Rock hotel to the top. The walk uphill takes around 45 minutes whereas downhill will take around 30 minutes. This path during the rainy season can be slippery.

As this is religious site, you are requested to have shirts with long sleeves and your knees covered. You also will have to remove your shoes and socks while walking over the platform to the Golden Rock. 

Bagan One Day Tours

Bagan, one of Asia’s most popular archaeological destinations and one out of two most pre-eminent religious old cities in South East Asia .

Pick up from your hotel in Bagan and visit to the Nyaung U market – a typical local market; proceed visit to one of most distinctive pagodas Shwezigon Pagoda – the holiest one believed to be enshrined with Buddha tooth and hair; Htilominlo Temple, Gubyaukgyi Temple (Wetkyiinn village) – the 13th century ‘cave temple’ with fine frescoes of scenes from Jakatas. In the afternoon,lunch at local restaurant . After lunch, continue to Manuha Temple, Nanbaya, Myinkabar Gubyaukgyi Temple- well known for its wall painting depicting scenes from the Jataka A visit to the lacquer ware factory followed by a visit to local village. Dhamanyangyi Temple - built by King Narathu in 12th century which displayed the finest brickwork in Bagan. Sulamani Temple. In the afternoon visit Ananda Temple – one of the masterpieces surviving and remaining in Bagan and considered to be in the Mon architecture style; Thatbyinnyu Temple- the highest building on the Bagan plain. Then visit to the hill to watch the sunset. After that transfer back to your hotel.

Price includes: (Bagan zone fees excluded)

• Transportation in air-conditioned vehicles
• Transfer from/to hotel
• Lunch
• English speaking local tour guide (other language guides are available on request and surcharges apply)
• Drinking water and wet towels during the tour

Notes : Please note there will be supplement during the water festival period from 13-17 April. Price to be advised on request.

Mt.Poppa One Day Tours

Pick up from your hotel in Bagan and drive to Mt.Poppa., about 31 miles (50 km) southeast into the Pegu Range. Sometimes, in clear weather, Mount Popa can be seen all the way from the Ayeyarwady River. Take in the view as you drive through picturesque landscapes before you reach the base of a fantastic walking trail.

Next, climb up a winding covered staircase encircling the mountain, observed by the curious monkeys that live in the area. At the top, reach a monastery and temple complex with shrines to the 37 nats to visit and take in a spectacular view over the region. After an unforgettable photo opportunity, head back in your air-conditioned vehicle on the scenic route back to your Bagan hotel.

Price includes:

• Transportation in air-conditioned vehicles
• Transfer from/to hotel
• Lunch
• English speaking local tour guide (other language guides are available on request and surcharges apply)
• Drinking water and wet towels during the tour

Notes : Please note there will be supplement during the water festival period from 13-17 April. Price to be advised on request.

Mandalay One Day Tours

Pick up from your hotel in Mandalay and drive to Amarapura ( it is a former capital whose name means ‘City of Immortality’). First, visit a silk weaving workshop which produces exquisite handmade products. After touring this tranquil site, continue to U Bein Bridge for a walk along this 200 year-old teak bridge. The bridge was constructed of 984 teak posts that were once part of the deserted Inwa Palace and it is 1.2 kilometers in length making it the world’s longest teak span. Then transfer to “Mahagandhayon Monastery” Where more than a thousand monks live and study the Buddha scripture. If time permit you will have the opportunity to observe the monks having their last meal of the day . Then proceed to Mandalay. Mandalay is the last capital of Myanmar and that make her to be the best place to see all the traditional arts and crafts. Start visiting gold leaf making work-place and see how the gold leaf is being made by hand in a traditional way.

“Mahamuni Pagoda” the great facial of Buddha and it was brought to Mandalay from Rakhine State during the reign of King Bodawpaya in 1784. The image is completely covered with 15cm thick gold. “Gold Leaf Making Workshop” you can see how to make gold leaf. The square gold leaf tissues are hand-made in Mandalay. Funitures, shrines, boxes, musical instruments etc are usually covered with gilded relief patterns. “Shwe Nan Daw Monastery”a superb example of an ancient traditional wooden buildingwith intricate carvings. “Kuthodaw Pagoda” make of marble and the “World’s Largest Book” is a 13-acre field of 729 pieces of stone on marble slabs. “Mandalay Hill”A superb panoramic view of the city can be seen from the top Sunset and overview of Mandalay city. After sightseeing, transfer to your hotel.