The Wonders Of Myanmar in 6 Days

In the early morning, board a domestic flight to Bagan, a top-rated archaeological destination in Asia. Upon arrival, we will visit the bustling Nyaung U market before exploring some of the most prominent pagodas and temples in the city. Our itinerary will include the Shwezigon Pagoda, the grandest of the 2,200 pagodas in Bagan, which was initially constructed by King Anawyahta in the 11th century. Next, we will explore the Htilominlo Temple and the Gubaukgyi (Wet Kyi Inn) Temple, a 13th-century cave temple well-known for its fascinating frescoes of sconces from the Jataka. In the afternoon, we will continue our excursion by visiting a lacquerware workshop where we can witness the traditional methods of lacquerware production passed down through generations. We will also explore more pagodas throughout Bagan, including the Ananda Temple, the most exquisite pagoda in Bagan, known for its wooden standing Buddha images from the 12th century. The highest Thetbyinnyu Temple and the most extensive Dhamayangyi Temple, which is famous for its interlocking mortar and thick brickwork, will also be part of our itinerary. In the late afternoon, we will unwind and admire the stunning scenery of Bagan while watching the sunset. Overnight in Bagan.

After breakfast, we offer two options for further exploration of Bagan: a horse cart ride or an E-bike ride. Overnight in Bagan. As an optional activity, you can experience a hot-air balloon ride to witness the beginning of the day and enjoy a bird's eye view of the ancient city of Bagan. You will marvel at thousand-year-old pagodas, temples, and the grand Ayeyarwaddy River as the balloon gently drifts with the wind, while the sun slowly rises in the sky. This is an incredibly exciting experience that you will treasure forever. Please note that the balloon operates only from October 1 to April 10.

Exploring the Beauty of Heho Kick off your day with a delicious breakfast at the hotel before catching a flight to Heho. Upon arrival, embark on a scenic drive across the Shan Plateau and up the hills, where you'll be treated to breathtaking views of the vibrant plantations that adorn the landscape. Once you reach Pindaya, you'll have the opportunity to explore the natural limestone Pindaya Cave, which is home to more than 8,000 Buddha images, and the stunning Shwe U Min Pagoda. A visit to a local handicraft workshop will provide you with a deeper understanding of the Shan people's connection to nature as you witness the production of traditional umbrellas and Shan paper. Afternoon will be spent marveling at the awe-inspiring big banyan trees at the base of Pindaya Hill, capturing stunning photos. Finally, you'll head to the hotel in Heho. Overnight in Heho.

Experience the Charm of Inle Lake Start your day with a delectable breakfast at the hotel and immerse yourself in the enchanting atmosphere of Inle Lake by boat. Situated 1,328 meters above sea level, the picturesque lake spans 22 kilometers long and 11 kilometers wide and is famous for its floating islands and skilled fishermen. During your sightseeing tour, you'll explore a wide range of attractions, including the 5-day rotating market (only on market day), the iconic Phaungdaw Oo Pagoda, the Silk Weaving and Lotus Cotton Weaving Village, Cheroot Making, and other cottage industries. A visit to the Silversmith Workshop will provide a glimpse into the traditional silver jewelry-making process. Before returning to the hotel, you'll have the opportunity to admire the striking Buddha alters crafted by local artisans and the abundance of teak posts at the Nga Phe Chaung Monastery. You'll return to the hotel via the floating gardens. Overnight in Heho.

Savor a tasty breakfast at the hotel before taking a flight back to Yangon, where you'll connect with your departure flight. We hope you had an unforgettable trip and thank you for choosing our services.