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Landscape of Myanmar 11 Days
Landscape of Myanmar 11 Days
Landscape of Myanmar 11 Days
Landscape of Myanmar 11 Days
Landscape of Myanmar 11 Days

Landscape of Myanmar 11 Days

  • CODE: GDT1832
  • Private Tour
  • Duration: 8 - 12 days
  • Price from: Contact
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Overview

Must sightseeing spots in Myanmar: Shwedagon Pagoda, Bagan temples, U Bein Bridge.
Hike up to Golden Rock, one of the most sacred sites in Myanmar.
Enjoy the majestic sunset on U Bein Bridge – the longest and oldest teak bridge in the world.
Learn about the traditional practices of the Intha people in Inle Lake.

Trip Map

Highlight

Tour Highlights

  • Must sightseeing spots in Myanmar: Shwedagon Pagoda, Bagan temples, U Bein Bridge.
  • Hike up to Golden Rock, one of the most sacred sites in Myanmar.
  • Enjoy the majestic sunset on U Bein Bridge – the longest and oldest teak bridge in the world.
  • Learn about the traditional practices of the Intha people in Inle Lake.

General Information

Duration: 11 Days/10 Nights
Start/End: Yangon/ Yangon
Tour Route: Yangon – Kyaikhityo – Bagan – Mandalay – Inle Lake – Indein – Yangon
Tour type: In depth-culture & history, Nature & Landscape, Sightseeing & Experience

Experience the best of 11-day tour in Myanmar with:

  • Guides: hand-picked best tour guides with deep knowledge and humor (English speaking guides, other languages upon request)
  • Drivers: polite, friendly, responsible, reliable with many years of driving experience
  • Vehicles: comfortable, spacious, air-conditioned, big window
  • Meals: meals are arranged at local restaurants so you can taste authentic Burmese cuisine
  • Accommodation: well-chosen accommodation. Besides, various types of accommodation are available, from 5-star hotels, 4-star hotels in the best location, good value 3-star hotels, to boutique hotels reflect the style of the region

Brief Itinerary

Day 1: Arrival Yangon (D)
Day 2: Yangon City tour (B)
Day 3: Yangon – Kyaikhtiyo (Golden Rock) (B)
Day 4: Kyaikhtiyo (Golden Rock) – Bago – Yangon (B)
Day 5: Yangon – Fly to Bagan (B)
Day 6: Bagan Full Day Visit (B)
Day 7: Bagan – Fly to Mandalay – Sagaing – Amarapura (B)
Day 8: Mandalay – Mingun – Mandalay Hill (B)
Day 9: Mandalay – Fly to Heho – Inle Lake Discovery (B)
Day 10: Inle Lake – Indein – Inle Lake – Fly to Yangon (B)
Day 11: Yangon Half Day City Tour – Departure

Service

WHAT’S INCLUDED?    
English speaking guide (other languages upon request)
All private ground transfers and transportation
Accommodation with daily breakfast
All entrance fees
Meals indicated in the itinerary (B-Breakfast; L – Lunch, D- Dinner)
Domestic flight tickets (Yangon – Bagan; Bagan – Mandalay; Mandalay – Heho; Heho – Yangon)
Boat excursion in Mingun & Inle Lake
Water during the trip

WHAT’S EXCLUDED?    
International flight
Visa fee
Airport Tax (USD 10 per person)
Entrance fees according to itinerary
Meals not mentioned
Travel Insurance
Personal expense (phone call, laundry, beverages)

Inclusion

Exclusion

Itinerary

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Day 1: Arrival Yangon (D)
Upon arrival at Yangon International airport, meet your local tour guide and the driver then will transfer you to the hotel. Later, enjoy our welcome dinner at a fine local restaurant. Overnight in Yangon.
Day 1: Arrival Yangon (D)
Upon arrival at Yangon International airport, meet your local tour guide and the driver then will transfer you to the hotel. Later, enjoy our welcome dinner at a fine local restaurant. Overnight in Yangon.
Day 1: Arrival Yangon (D)
Upon arrival at Yangon International airport, meet your local tour guide and the driver then will transfer you to the hotel. Later, enjoy our welcome dinner at a fine local restaurant. Overnight in Yangon.
Day 2: Yangon City tour (B)
Yangon city is a must-see city for tourists who want to see a different Asia. It’s the largest city in Myanmar with a combination of nature and cultures and communities. This city was founded in 1755 by King Alaungpaya and Yangon means “End of Strife”. Taking a close look at the local life of this historical city today by vehicle and partly on foot, we visit the Sule pagoda in the center of the city. Walk around Mahabandoola Park to see the colonial courthouse and the city hall. Then visit BogyokeAung San Market (former Scott’s Market), where the shopper’s favorite place. Later today, we visit the world-famous golden Shwedagon Pagoda, a breathtaking and colorful sight visited by Buddhists from all over Myanmar. (Note: the market is closed on Mondays and the gazette holidays). Overnight in Yangon.
Day 2: Yangon City tour (B)
Yangon city is a must-see city for tourists who want to see a different Asia. It’s the largest city in Myanmar with a combination of nature and cultures and communities. This city was founded in 1755 by King Alaungpaya and Yangon means “End of Strife”. Taking a close look at the local life of this historical city today by vehicle and partly on foot, we visit the Sule pagoda in the center of the city. Walk around Mahabandoola Park to see the colonial courthouse and the city hall. Then visit BogyokeAung San Market (former Scott’s Market), where the shopper’s favorite place. Later today, we visit the world-famous golden Shwedagon Pagoda, a breathtaking and colorful sight visited by Buddhists from all over Myanmar. (Note: the market is closed on Mondays and the gazette holidays). Overnight in Yangon.
Day 2: Yangon City tour (B)
Yangon city is a must-see city for tourists who want to see a different Asia. It’s the largest city in Myanmar with a combination of nature and cultures and communities. This city was founded in 1755 by King Alaungpaya and Yangon means “End of Strife”. Taking a close look at the local life of this historical city today by vehicle and partly on foot, we visit the Sule pagoda in the center of the city. Walk around Mahabandoola Park to see the colonial courthouse and the city hall. Then visit BogyokeAung San Market (former Scott’s Market), where the shopper’s favorite place. Later today, we visit the world-famous golden Shwedagon Pagoda, a breathtaking and colorful sight visited by Buddhists from all over Myanmar. (Note: the market is closed on Mondays and the gazette holidays). Overnight in Yangon.
Day 3: Yangon – Kyaikhtiyo (Golden Rock) (B)
The Golden Rock at Mt. Kyaikhtiyo is a great pilgrimage site in Myanmar. It is a huge boulder covered by gold leaf and resting on the edge of a cliff. There is a small stupa perched atop the boulder and it’s said that the Kyaikhtiyo Pagoda contains one of the Buddha’s hairs…. We start our tour today earlier than usual and drive to Kyaikthiyo where we take the open truck to the Golden Rock at the base camp of Kinpun. Then take light trekking on the summit through the bamboo forest. It’s tough to get there but well worth the effort. Besides the rock, we may see thousands of pilgrims, hundreds of candles being lit up, and a breathtaking view at sunset & overnight at Kyaikhtiyo.
Day 3: Yangon – Kyaikhtiyo (Golden Rock) (B)
The Golden Rock at Mt. Kyaikhtiyo is a great pilgrimage site in Myanmar. It is a huge boulder covered by gold leaf and resting on the edge of a cliff. There is a small stupa perched atop the boulder and it’s said that the Kyaikhtiyo Pagoda contains one of the Buddha’s hairs…. We start our tour today earlier than usual and drive to Kyaikthiyo where we take the open truck to the Golden Rock at the base camp of Kinpun. Then take light trekking on the summit through the bamboo forest. It’s tough to get there but well worth the effort. Besides the rock, we may see thousands of pilgrims, hundreds of candles being lit up, and a breathtaking view at sunset & overnight at Kyaikhtiyo.
Day 3: Yangon – Kyaikhtiyo (Golden Rock) (B)
The Golden Rock at Mt. Kyaikhtiyo is a great pilgrimage site in Myanmar. It is a huge boulder covered by gold leaf and resting on the edge of a cliff. There is a small stupa perched atop the boulder and it’s said that the Kyaikhtiyo Pagoda contains one of the Buddha’s hairs…. We start our tour today earlier than usual and drive to Kyaikthiyo where we take the open truck to the Golden Rock at the base camp of Kinpun. Then take light trekking on the summit through the bamboo forest. It’s tough to get there but well worth the effort. Besides the rock, we may see thousands of pilgrims, hundreds of candles being lit up, and a breathtaking view at sunset & overnight at Kyaikhtiyo.
Day 4: Kyaikhtiyo (Golden Rock) – Bago – Yangon (B)
Bago, formerly known as Pegu, is 80 km to the northwest of Yangon, was the capital of the Mon Kingdom of Lower Myanmar in the 15th century, and is a rice bowl of Myanmar nowadays. After breakfast, we have a short walk to a small cave and stop at some roadside shops for rare products of the jungle. Then we drive down to the base camp to take our vehicle back to Yangon. On the way back, we stop at Bago town, the local market, KanbawzaThardi Palace built by King Bayinnaung, KalayaniSima (Ordination Hall). Shwemawdaw Pagoda, Shwethalyaung Pagoda, the world’s most beautiful reclining Buddha and Wood Carving Industry. Overnight in Yangon.
Day 4: Kyaikhtiyo (Golden Rock) – Bago – Yangon (B)
Bago, formerly known as Pegu, is 80 km to the northwest of Yangon, was the capital of the Mon Kingdom of Lower Myanmar in the 15th century, and is a rice bowl of Myanmar nowadays. After breakfast, we have a short walk to a small cave and stop at some roadside shops for rare products of the jungle. Then we drive down to the base camp to take our vehicle back to Yangon. On the way back, we stop at Bago town, the local market, KanbawzaThardi Palace built by King Bayinnaung, KalayaniSima (Ordination Hall). Shwemawdaw Pagoda, Shwethalyaung Pagoda, the world’s most beautiful reclining Buddha and Wood Carving Industry. Overnight in Yangon.
Day 4: Kyaikhtiyo (Golden Rock) – Bago – Yangon (B)
Bago, formerly known as Pegu, is 80 km to the northwest of Yangon, was the capital of the Mon Kingdom of Lower Myanmar in the 15th century, and is a rice bowl of Myanmar nowadays. After breakfast, we have a short walk to a small cave and stop at some roadside shops for rare products of the jungle. Then we drive down to the base camp to take our vehicle back to Yangon. On the way back, we stop at Bago town, the local market, KanbawzaThardi Palace built by King Bayinnaung, KalayaniSima (Ordination Hall). Shwemawdaw Pagoda, Shwethalyaung Pagoda, the world’s most beautiful reclining Buddha and Wood Carving Industry. Overnight in Yangon.
Day 5: Yangon – Fly to Bagan (B)
Bagan is a city that visitors can visit all year around. With more than 2,000 pagodas & temples dating back more than 1500 years of history, Bagan is one of the fascinating places for visitors when traveling to this country. This is also an ideal place for beautiful local Art, such as Lacquerware, bamboo works & wonderful locally made cloth. Today we take an early scheduled flight to Bagan where a local tour guide waiting and welcoming us at the airport. Taking the fresh air and meeting new friendly local people at the colorful NyaungOo market, then we visit the Golden Stupa at Shwezigon Pagoda where we will know more about Bagan’s rich history. Later afternoon, we continue to visit the Ananda Temple, one of Bagan’s most beautiful temples with its architectural masterpiece. Overnight in Bagan.
Day 5: Yangon – Fly to Bagan (B)
Bagan is a city that visitors can visit all year around. With more than 2,000 pagodas & temples dating back more than 1500 years of history, Bagan is one of the fascinating places for visitors when traveling to this country. This is also an ideal place for beautiful local Art, such as Lacquerware, bamboo works & wonderful locally made cloth. Today we take an early scheduled flight to Bagan where a local tour guide waiting and welcoming us at the airport. Taking the fresh air and meeting new friendly local people at the colorful NyaungOo market, then we visit the Golden Stupa at Shwezigon Pagoda where we will know more about Bagan’s rich history. Later afternoon, we continue to visit the Ananda Temple, one of Bagan’s most beautiful temples with its architectural masterpiece. Overnight in Bagan.
Day 5: Yangon – Fly to Bagan (B)
Bagan is a city that visitors can visit all year around. With more than 2,000 pagodas & temples dating back more than 1500 years of history, Bagan is one of the fascinating places for visitors when traveling to this country. This is also an ideal place for beautiful local Art, such as Lacquerware, bamboo works & wonderful locally made cloth. Today we take an early scheduled flight to Bagan where a local tour guide waiting and welcoming us at the airport. Taking the fresh air and meeting new friendly local people at the colorful NyaungOo market, then we visit the Golden Stupa at Shwezigon Pagoda where we will know more about Bagan’s rich history. Later afternoon, we continue to visit the Ananda Temple, one of Bagan’s most beautiful temples with its architectural masterpiece. Overnight in Bagan.
Day 6: Bagan Full Day Visit (B)
The more relaxing day when we visit Myinkaba village, known as Bagan’s most famous shopping zone. At least a dozen workshops are located around the villages. It is also home to the famous traditional Mon-style lacquerware in Bagan which has been passed by generations from the time of King Manuha 900 years ago. Take a short walking tour to the temples of Manuha, one of the oldest temples in Bagan built by King Manuha enshrining four images of the Buddha. Take a leisure walk to Nan Paya, one of the four temples built of sandstones with unique architecture in the 11th century. We then also visit Dhammayangyi Temple, the largest temple in Bagan that resembles the shape of the Great Pyramid in Egypt. Finally, complete your temple tour at Sula Mani Temple, an elegant temple that reflects the architecture of the late Bagan period. Overnight in Bagan.
Day 6: Bagan Full Day Visit (B)
The more relaxing day when we visit Myinkaba village, known as Bagan’s most famous shopping zone. At least a dozen workshops are located around the villages. It is also home to the famous traditional Mon-style lacquerware in Bagan which has been passed by generations from the time of King Manuha 900 years ago. Take a short walking tour to the temples of Manuha, one of the oldest temples in Bagan built by King Manuha enshrining four images of the Buddha. Take a leisure walk to Nan Paya, one of the four temples built of sandstones with unique architecture in the 11th century. We then also visit Dhammayangyi Temple, the largest temple in Bagan that resembles the shape of the Great Pyramid in Egypt. Finally, complete your temple tour at Sula Mani Temple, an elegant temple that reflects the architecture of the late Bagan period. Overnight in Bagan.
Day 6: Bagan Full Day Visit (B)
The more relaxing day when we visit Myinkaba village, known as Bagan’s most famous shopping zone. At least a dozen workshops are located around the villages. It is also home to the famous traditional Mon-style lacquerware in Bagan which has been passed by generations from the time of King Manuha 900 years ago. Take a short walking tour to the temples of Manuha, one of the oldest temples in Bagan built by King Manuha enshrining four images of the Buddha. Take a leisure walk to Nan Paya, one of the four temples built of sandstones with unique architecture in the 11th century. We then also visit Dhammayangyi Temple, the largest temple in Bagan that resembles the shape of the Great Pyramid in Egypt. Finally, complete your temple tour at Sula Mani Temple, an elegant temple that reflects the architecture of the late Bagan period. Overnight in Bagan.
Day 7: Bagan – Fly to Mandalay – Sagaing – Amarapura (B)
This morning, taking a short domestic flight to Mandalay, the cultural center in Myanmar. We then leave for Sagaing Hill to learn about a monk’s schooling. Visit Buddha Cave, Umin Thonze Pagoda, and Sunooponnyashin Pagoda on the top of Sagaing Hill which comprises many beautiful Buddha images that offer a breathtaking panoramic view of Mandalay. Later, we continue our journey to Amarapura, the former capital city of Myanmar which is famous for Mahagandaryone Monastery, the largest Buddhist teaching school in the country. With the passion and professional guidance of your guide, you will understand more about the daily life of monks living in Mandalay. Keep on walking over the U Bein Wooden Bridge, the longest and oldest teakwood bridge in the world. Let’s take a boat trip to sail around the lake and take the best photo of the bridge at stunning sunset time.
Day 7: Bagan – Fly to Mandalay – Sagaing – Amarapura (B)
This morning, taking a short domestic flight to Mandalay, the cultural center in Myanmar. We then leave for Sagaing Hill to learn about a monk’s schooling. Visit Buddha Cave, Umin Thonze Pagoda, and Sunooponnyashin Pagoda on the top of Sagaing Hill which comprises many beautiful Buddha images that offer a breathtaking panoramic view of Mandalay. Later, we continue our journey to Amarapura, the former capital city of Myanmar which is famous for Mahagandaryone Monastery, the largest Buddhist teaching school in the country. With the passion and professional guidance of your guide, you will understand more about the daily life of monks living in Mandalay. Keep on walking over the U Bein Wooden Bridge, the longest and oldest teakwood bridge in the world. Let’s take a boat trip to sail around the lake and take the best photo of the bridge at stunning sunset time.
Day 7: Bagan – Fly to Mandalay – Sagaing – Amarapura (B)
This morning, taking a short domestic flight to Mandalay, the cultural center in Myanmar. We then leave for Sagaing Hill to learn about a monk’s schooling. Visit Buddha Cave, Umin Thonze Pagoda, and Sunooponnyashin Pagoda on the top of Sagaing Hill which comprises many beautiful Buddha images that offer a breathtaking panoramic view of Mandalay. Later, we continue our journey to Amarapura, the former capital city of Myanmar which is famous for Mahagandaryone Monastery, the largest Buddhist teaching school in the country. With the passion and professional guidance of your guide, you will understand more about the daily life of monks living in Mandalay. Keep on walking over the U Bein Wooden Bridge, the longest and oldest teakwood bridge in the world. Let’s take a boat trip to sail around the lake and take the best photo of the bridge at stunning sunset time.
Day 8: Mandalay – Mingun – Mandalay Hill (B)
Today we embark on our private upstream to visit Mingun village which is famed for its huge and incomplete Pahtodawgyi Pagoda and Mingun Bell – the 90-ton ringing bell. In the afternoon, we visit Mandalay Palace, the last royal palace built by the Burmese Royals. It has been a century since that was the residence of the two last Burmese Kings. To date, it has been restored several times and become one of the most impressive constructions in Mandalay. Next, follow your guide to Shwenandaw Monastery, a part of the Golden Palace which is noted for its exquisite wood carvings and gold leaf-beating workshop. Highlight your sightseeing with a visit to Kuthodaw Pagoda, which is holding the world’s largest book. End of the day, high up to the top of Mandalay Hill and enjoy the Burmese sunset and the panoramic view of the city.
Day 8: Mandalay – Mingun – Mandalay Hill (B)
Today we embark on our private upstream to visit Mingun village which is famed for its huge and incomplete Pahtodawgyi Pagoda and Mingun Bell – the 90-ton ringing bell. In the afternoon, we visit Mandalay Palace, the last royal palace built by the Burmese Royals. It has been a century since that was the residence of the two last Burmese Kings. To date, it has been restored several times and become one of the most impressive constructions in Mandalay. Next, follow your guide to Shwenandaw Monastery, a part of the Golden Palace which is noted for its exquisite wood carvings and gold leaf-beating workshop. Highlight your sightseeing with a visit to Kuthodaw Pagoda, which is holding the world’s largest book. End of the day, high up to the top of Mandalay Hill and enjoy the Burmese sunset and the panoramic view of the city.
Day 8: Mandalay – Mingun – Mandalay Hill (B)
Today we embark on our private upstream to visit Mingun village which is famed for its huge and incomplete Pahtodawgyi Pagoda and Mingun Bell – the 90-ton ringing bell. In the afternoon, we visit Mandalay Palace, the last royal palace built by the Burmese Royals. It has been a century since that was the residence of the two last Burmese Kings. To date, it has been restored several times and become one of the most impressive constructions in Mandalay. Next, follow your guide to Shwenandaw Monastery, a part of the Golden Palace which is noted for its exquisite wood carvings and gold leaf-beating workshop. Highlight your sightseeing with a visit to Kuthodaw Pagoda, which is holding the world’s largest book. End of the day, high up to the top of Mandalay Hill and enjoy the Burmese sunset and the panoramic view of the city.
Day 9: Mandalay – Fly to Heho – Inle Lake Discovery (B)
Taking a morning flight to Heho, we then discover Inle Lake, the second largest lake in Myanmar. The Inle Lake is located 900 meters above sea level and is home to the very famous Intha people (unique one-leg-rowing technique). The motorboat takes us to Phaungdawoo Pagoda, the holiest religious pagoda in Inle Lake, and Ngaphechaung Monastery, known as “Jumping Cat Pagoda”. Later today, we stop at Nam Pan village to see the cotton and lotus weaving factories as well as cigar-producing places. This area gives us a true sense of traditional Intha life. Overnight in Inle Lake.
Day 9: Mandalay – Fly to Heho – Inle Lake Discovery (B)
Taking a morning flight to Heho, we then discover Inle Lake, the second largest lake in Myanmar. The Inle Lake is located 900 meters above sea level and is home to the very famous Intha people (unique one-leg-rowing technique). The motorboat takes us to Phaungdawoo Pagoda, the holiest religious pagoda in Inle Lake, and Ngaphechaung Monastery, known as “Jumping Cat Pagoda”. Later today, we stop at Nam Pan village to see the cotton and lotus weaving factories as well as cigar-producing places. This area gives us a true sense of traditional Intha life. Overnight in Inle Lake.
Day 9: Mandalay – Fly to Heho – Inle Lake Discovery (B)
Taking a morning flight to Heho, we then discover Inle Lake, the second largest lake in Myanmar. The Inle Lake is located 900 meters above sea level and is home to the very famous Intha people (unique one-leg-rowing technique). The motorboat takes us to Phaungdawoo Pagoda, the holiest religious pagoda in Inle Lake, and Ngaphechaung Monastery, known as “Jumping Cat Pagoda”. Later today, we stop at Nam Pan village to see the cotton and lotus weaving factories as well as cigar-producing places. This area gives us a true sense of traditional Intha life. Overnight in Inle Lake.
Day 10: Inle Lake – Indein – Inle Lake – Fly to Yangon (B)
This morning, we have an opportunity to join the “5 Day Market” and enjoy the scene of local tribes in their colorful clothes and exotic market atmosphere. After that, we explore the beautiful temple of Indein, which is located on the hill overlooking the lake. It is relaxing to walk along the corridors and enjoy the giant columns that have been left to nature for centuries. Then we take an evening flight back to Yangon. Greetings and transferring to the hotel in Yangon. Overnight in Yangon.
Day 10: Inle Lake – Indein – Inle Lake – Fly to Yangon (B)
This morning, we have an opportunity to join the “5 Day Market” and enjoy the scene of local tribes in their colorful clothes and exotic market atmosphere. After that, we explore the beautiful temple of Indein, which is located on the hill overlooking the lake. It is relaxing to walk along the corridors and enjoy the giant columns that have been left to nature for centuries. Then we take an evening flight back to Yangon. Greetings and transferring to the hotel in Yangon. Overnight in Yangon.
Day 10: Inle Lake – Indein – Inle Lake – Fly to Yangon (B)
This morning, we have an opportunity to join the “5 Day Market” and enjoy the scene of local tribes in their colorful clothes and exotic market atmosphere. After that, we explore the beautiful temple of Indein, which is located on the hill overlooking the lake. It is relaxing to walk along the corridors and enjoy the giant columns that have been left to nature for centuries. Then we take an evening flight back to Yangon. Greetings and transferring to the hotel in Yangon. Overnight in Yangon.
Day 11: Yangon Half-Day City Tour – Departure
We spend our last minutes shopping at Treasure, Gems, and Handicraft shops or at the BogyokAung San (Scott) market before transferring back to the hotel for our departure flight. Trip ends.
Day 11: Yangon Half-Day City Tour – Departure
We spend our last minutes shopping at Treasure, Gems, and Handicraft shops or at the BogyokAung San (Scott) market before transferring back to the hotel for our departure flight. Trip ends.
Day 11: Yangon Half-Day City Tour – Departure
We spend our last minutes shopping at Treasure, Gems, and Handicraft shops or at the BogyokAung San (Scott) market before transferring back to the hotel for our departure flight. Trip ends.

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