What is included in the tour
- Accommodation (3Nights)
- Airport Transfer(Arrival & Departure)
- Daily Breakfast
What is NOT included in the tour
- Airport Tax
- Guide
- Meals
- Domestic Flight Ticket
- Entrance Fees
- Room Services
- Security Charges
- Telephone Calls
- Tipping (Driver& Guide)
- Laundry and any others items
Day 1: Arrival Yangon (-/-/-)
Upon Arrival, Meet and greet by a local representative and transfer to hotel for check-in, free at your own leisure.
Day 2: Yangon-Mandalay By Flight (B/-/-)
After breakfast, Transfer to a domestic flight to Mandalay. Upon arrival, Transfer to hotel. Free at own leisure or join optional tour.
Day 3: Mandalay (B/-/-)
Breakfast at the hotel, Free at own leisure or join an optional tour.
Day 4 Mandalay: Yangon Departure By Flight (B/-/-)
After breakfast, Transfer to a domestic flight to Yangon. Connecting flight to departure
Optional tours:
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Full Day Mandalay City Tour (-/-)
- Visit Mahagandayon, a famous Buddhist monastery, where more than a thousand monks live and study Buddhism; continue to the 200-years-old U BEIN teak bridge, built in 1782 at the time when Amarapura was the Royal Capital. Enroute stop at a traditional hand-weaving silk workshop. Afternoon sightseeing tour includes Mahamuni Pagoda with its spectacular Buddha image covered with thick layers of gold leaves and visit the Gold Leaf Workshop and Tapestry Workshop. Then, to Shwe Nan Daw Kyaung (Golden Palace Monastery), a superb example of a traditional wooden building and Kuthodaw Pagoda, known as the world’s largest book, consisting of 729 marble slabs sculpted with the Three Baskets of Buddhist scriptures.
- (Pick-up :08:30 / Drop-off: 17:30)
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Full Day Mandalay-Mingun-Sagaing-Mandalay Tour (-/-)
- Departing from Mandalay, you will discover the charms of old Burma as you take a journey through two of Myanmar's ancient capitals. Drive to Kywezon jetty to watch the busy riverside activity and take a local riverboat to the ancient capital of Mingun (appr. 1 hour per way). Visit the Settawya Pagoda, with a footprint of the Buddha, walk to the huge Mingun Bell- the world’s largest ringing bell exists (It weighs 55555 viss), the nearby unfinished MingunPahtodawgyi- one of the famous buildings in the world. Myatheindan (Hsinbyume) Pagoda, built by King Bagyidaw in 1816, three years before he succeeded Bodawpaya as a king, the pagoda was constructed in memory of his senior wife the Hsinbyume
princess., a reproduction of the mythological Mt. Meru. Drive back to Mandalay. And lunch at local restaurant. And drive to Sagaing Hill. The Sagaing Hills are dotted with pagodas and there are over 500 monasteries, a retreat for some 6000 monks and nuns. Soon U Ponya Shin Pagoda, Kaung Hmudaw Pagoda (a copy of the Mahaceti Pagoda in Sri Lanka), and Ywahtaung (home of the silversmiths’ guilds) are places worth visiting. And go back to Mandalay. - (Pick-up :08:30 / Drop-off: 18:30)
- Departing from Mandalay, you will discover the charms of old Burma as you take a journey through two of Myanmar's ancient capitals. Drive to Kywezon jetty to watch the busy riverside activity and take a local riverboat to the ancient capital of Mingun (appr. 1 hour per way). Visit the Settawya Pagoda, with a footprint of the Buddha, walk to the huge Mingun Bell- the world’s largest ringing bell exists (It weighs 55555 viss), the nearby unfinished MingunPahtodawgyi- one of the famous buildings in the world. Myatheindan (Hsinbyume) Pagoda, built by King Bagyidaw in 1816, three years before he succeeded Bodawpaya as a king, the pagoda was constructed in memory of his senior wife the Hsinbyume
General Trip Notes:
- Price could be changed while booking is outside the validation time above through the changes of service from other third parties. Contact us for updating the most accurate price.
- Only one extra bed shall be provided per room, to the 3rdAdult/Child sharing the room.
- Please note that credit cards and traveller cheques are not accepted in Myanmar and that visitors are strongly advised to carry the sufficient cash (best in US Dollars, but Euros also increasingly accepted) to change and make any purchases and payments. Please bring new 100 US Dollar bills ("big heads" instead of "small heads") and with serial numbers not starting with CB and AB as these are not accepted in Myanmar due to rumours that these series are counterfeit.
- Travellers to Myanmar are required to have travel insurance.
- Visas are required by all visitors to Myanmar. A visa must be obtained before entering Myanmar.
- European, Japanese, Korean and Thai Food is available only in Yangon.
- Vegetarian, Indian meals and Muslim Halal meals shall be organized on request.
- Scott Market is CLOSED on Mondays and Gazetted Holidays.
- Please be advised that the check-out time at all hotels is at 12:00 pm and check-in time at the hotel is at 2:00 pm.
- Please be punctual for airport transfers and tours as per time stated in the itinerary.
- No refunds will be entertained for unutilized services.
- The schedules of domestic flights in Myanmar are provided as an indication only. Once a booking is confirmed, we can provide more precise timings, but these remain nevertheless subject to change without notice by the airlines until travelling date. It might therefore, in some cases be necessary to amend your program and itinerary due to such schedule changes. We thank you for your understanding.
Notes:
- Child Policy:
- Age from 2-4 without bed @ 60% of adult tour fare
- Age from 5-12 with extra bed @ 80% of adult tour fare
- Age from 5-12 with bed sharing room with 1 adult @ 100% of adult tour fare
- Supplement charges applicable for festival seasons, Christmas and new year.
- For any customization of the packages, Kindly contact support@thekiwivacations.com, and one of our support team will assist you within 12 hours.