The Wonders Of Myanmar In 6 Days - Private Tour

Upon your arrival at Yangon International Airport, our tour guide will extend a warm welcome and assist you with the transfer to your hotel. The sightseeing tour will begin with a visit to the old colonial-style city center, which includes the City Hall, Mahabandoola Park featuring the Independence Monument, Pansodan Street, and the Yangon Jetty - all of which can be reached by car. Next, we will visit the renowned Bogyoke Aung San (Scott) Market, known for its variety of shops selling souvenirs, handicrafts, luxury items, footwear, clothing, jewelry, foodstuff, and paintings (please note that it is closed on Mondays and public holidays). In the afternoon, the tour will proceed to the Chaukhtatgyi Pagoda, which houses a massive reclining Buddha, followed by a visit to the Karaweik Hall on the Royal Lake and Kandawgyi Park, where you can relax and take photos. Lastly, we will visit the world-famous Shwedagon Pagoda to witness its golden dome shimmering in the sunlight before sunset.  Overnight in Yangon.

In the early morning, board a domestic flight to Bagan, which is widely regarded as one of Asia's top archaeological destinations. Upon arriving at the airport in Bagan, we will visit the vibrant Nyaung U market before exploring some of the city's most renowned pagodas and temples. Our itinerary will include a visit to the Shwezigon Pagoda, which is the most magnificent among the 2,200 pagodas in Bagan, although it was initially constructed by King Anawyahta in the 11th century. After that, we will visit the Htilominlo Temple and the Gubaukgyi (Wet Kyi Inn) Temple, a 13th-century cave temple known for its interesting frescoes of sconces from the Jataka. In the afternoon, we will continue our excursion by visiting a lacquerware workshop where we can observe how traditional methods of lacquerware creation have been passed down from generation to generation. Afterward, we will explore additional pagodas throughout Bagan, including the Ananda Temple, which is the most exquisite pagoda in Bagan, renowned for its wooden standing Buddha images from the 12th century. Next, we will see the highest Thetbyinnyu Temple and the most extensive Dhamayangyi Temple, which is famous for its interlocking mortar and thick brickwork. In the late afternoon, we will relax and enjoy the stunning scenery of Bagan while watching the sunset.  Overnight in Bagan. Meals: breakfast  Note:  The suggested flight schedule: 07:00-08:20 am

Today morning, following breakfast, you can continue your exploration of Bagan either by a horse cart ride or an E-bike ride.  Overnight in Bagan  Meals: Breakfast  Optional Hot Air Balloon Ride  For an optional activity, you can take a hot-air balloon ride to witness the start of the day and see the ancient city of Bagan from a bird's eye view. You will be able to admire thousand-year-old pagodas, temples, and the grand Ayeyarwaddy River as the balloon gently drifts guided by the wind, with the sun slowly rising in the sky. This is an incredibly thrilling experience that you will cherish forever. However, the balloon operates only from October 1 to April 10.