Overland drives to Pyway, the famous Pyu capital (3-9Century AD) before Bagan. Stop at Villages to learn the daily life of the people more closely. Visit the Local market to watch the populace of the environ, and Innma Village is known as one of the hand-loom weaving centers, and also drop at Shwe Myat Hman Pagoda of strange looking Buddha Image wearing a glass. Visit Shwesandaw Pagoda and view the environs, and Saetutgyi Gygantic Seated Buddha Image. Visit Neikbeinda Nunnery and overnight in Pyway(Prome).
Day 1 : Arrival (Evening), welcome dinner with Traditional Performance. Overnight in Yangon.
 Traditional Performance |
 Puppet Show |
Day 2 : Overland drives to Pyway, the famous Pyu capital (3-9Century AD) before Bagan. Stop at Villages to learn the daily life of the people more closely. Visit the Local market to watch the populace of the environ, and Innma Village is known as one of the hand-loom weaving centers, and also drop at Shwe Myat Hman Pagoda of strange looking Buddha Image wearing a glass. Visit Shwesandaw Pagoda and view the environs, and Saetutgyi Gygantic Seated Buddha Image. Visit Neikbeinda Nunnery and overnight in Pyway(Prome).
 Neikbeinda Nunnery |
 Shwe Myat Hman Pagoda |
 Shwesandaw Pagoda |
 Saetutgyi |
Day 3 : Continue driving to Bagan by exploring Country life, sometimes stop at Pyu old Capital Ruin City (2 to 4 century AD) with full of Artifacts, and wandering the Petroleum extracting land. Overnight in Bagan.
 On the way to Bagan |
 Bagan View |
Day 4 : Treasure tours includes Nyaungoo local market to watch the populace of the environs, and continue to Shwezigon Pagoda, the proto type of later Myanmar Stupa. Sulamani Temple is noted for its finest brickwork and the pilaster carving while Dhamanyangyi Temple presents the most massive temple that has never been damaged by the Natural disasters, Ananda Temple, the masterpiece of Bagan was built in the form of perfect Greek cross. Visit Myinkaba village to learn the processing of regional product lacquer ware making, and Gubyaukgyi Temple, to see the earliest mural paintings, Manuha Temple built by the captive king’s temple where he expressed his mental suffering. Breath taking sunset from Lawkananda Pagoda located on the bank of Majestic River Ayeyarwaddy. Overnight in Bagan.
 Shwezeegone Pagoda |
 Lacquer Ware Making |
 Gubyaukgyi Temple |
 Dhamanangyi Temple |
 Ananda Temple |
 Local Market |
Day 5 : Drive for Mandalay, stop at Mount Popa, the Olympia of Myanmar and known as the home of Nats (spirits). There are Thirty seven Life-size Nat statues fully dressed with their respective Nats (Spirits) Costumes. Proceed to Cottage industry where brown sugar is made. Drop at village and Monastery to learn the daily life of the country people and survey the landscape. Overnight in Mandalay.
 Nats Statues of Mt. Popa |
 Brown Sugar Making |
Day 6 : The heart tour in Mandalay includes; Shwenandaw Monastery, the only remaining apartment of Mandalay Palace noted for its intricate woodcarving, Kuthodaw Pagoda, known as the world largest Book. Visit the cottage industry such as Gold leaf beating, and Tapestry embroidering. Proceed to Mahagandayon Monastery known as the biggest Buddhist learning center in Mandalay to learn the daily life of monks. Walk over U Bein Bridge of a mile wooden bridge over 140 years old, and view the silk-weaving home industry, and stone carving for the people of art and craft lovers. Stop at Mahamuni Pagoda, the most important Buddha Image in Mandalay and Overnight in Mandalay.
 Mahagandayon Monastery |
 Mahamuni Pagoda |
 Kuthodaw Pagoda |
 Gold Leaf Making |
 U Bein Bridge |
 Shwenandaw Monastery |
Day 7 :Visit to Kywezon Jetty to take the ferryboat to Mingon along Ayeyarwaddy River. Visit to Mingon Bell, the world largest ringing bell, Mingon Pagoda, the world biggest unfinished pagoda, Myatheintan Pagoda of strange looking Pagoda. Back to Mandlay and fly for Yangon in the evening. Overnight in Yangon.
 Mingon Pahtodawgyi |
 Mya Theintan Pagoda |
 Mingon Bell |
 Ferry boat to Mingon |
Day 8 : City tour includes; Shwedagon Pagoda, the most impressive Stupa over 2500 years, watch the devotional activities from the pagoda platform, then to Scotch Market for last minute shopping, and National Museum to learn Royal Regalias of the last King of Myanmar which are made of real god studded with rubies, emerald, diamond, jade and so on. Departure for airport in the evening.
 Shwedagon Pagoda |
 Scotch Market |
