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MYANMA MOTHER NATURE -
5 Days Tours
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| Destination |
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Myanmar (Bago, Hpa An, Kyaikhtiyo, Mawlamyine, Yangon)
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| Activity |
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Historical Tour, Nature Tour, Nature Trekking
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| Difficulty |
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Intermediate |
| Start City |
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Yangon |
| Duration |
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5 Days
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| Tour Type |
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Private
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| Trip Code |
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MMF00082 |
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Departure Date : |
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Daily Departure
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Private Tour - You can choose your own departure date. |
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Inclusion : What all is included in this trip |
-Accommodation in shared twin rooms with daily breakfast
-Meals as specified in the program on table d'h?te basis
-Entrance fees (as specified)
-Tours with English speaking local guides.
-Transportation by air-conditioned van/minibus/coach
-1 Tourleader is free of charge as of a minimum of 15 full paying pax
-Service charges, room tax, baggage handling and comfort kit
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| Exclusion : What is not included in the trip price |
-Travel insurance
-Meals in Yangon
-Visa fee for Myanmar
-International Airfare
-Expenditure of a personal nature, such as drinks, souvenirs, laundry etc.
-International airport tax in Yangon (US$10. per person)
-Christmas and New Year’s dinner supplement (will be advised at time of booking)
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Itinerary
: Your Tour Program
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Day 1
YANGON - BAGO - KYAIKTIYO
Pick-up at your hotel for the drive to Thanatpin (99 km � 2 hour). You stop at a tree shrine dedicated to a legendary � nat �, as well as the four giant Buddha images at Kyaik Pun Pagoda on the way. After a stroll through the colourful local market you board a small long-tail boat. Enjoy your cruise through rice fields with duck farms and small Mon villages scattered along the waterway. After lunch at a local restaurant in Bago you will proceed to the Kin Pun �base camp� (110 km - 3 1/2 hours). The tour will continue to one of Myanmar�s landmarks, which is famous for its precarious position and religious importance: Kyaiktiyo the �Golden Rock�, a huge boulder completely covered by gold leaf and delicately balanced on the edge of a cliff. To reach the pagoda from Kin Pun a steep and rocky 11 km dirt road leads to the upper staging point. The journey is made in open trucks, which are very crowded. The �upper area� must be travelled by foot, at present, and the walk is approximately 4 km (1 hour) up a steep path which ascends some 500 m to the Golden Rock. If you wish to take a more comfortable approach, you can sit back and be carried in sedan chairs by four porters. This will incur an extra cost of approx. US$ 8.00 p.p. On arrival you can enjoy the beautiful sunset. Dinner and overnight stay at Mountain Top Resort (*/*, Standard room) or Golden Rock Hotel (**).
Overnight : at hotel
Meals :
Lunch/ Dinner
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Day 2
KYAIKTIYO � HPA-AN
After breakfast, depart Kyaiktiyo (120 km � 3 1/2 hours) for Hpa-An the capital of the Kayin State. En route stop in Thaton, the former capital of the Mon Kingdom. Lunch at simple restaurant en route. Upon arrival explore some of the caves which are set deep into the sides of the limestone cliffs which dominate the scenery of water bodies and green islands. Visit the National Museum of Kayin, Lake Kantharyar for photo stop and the local market. Proceed to Shweyinhmyaw Pagoda located at the banks of Thanlwin River. Dinner at local restaurant and overnight at Tiger Guesthouse (very simple and basic) or similar in Hpa-An.
Overnight : at Tiger Guesthouse or similar
Meals :
Breakfast/Lunch/Dinner
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Day 3
HPA-AN - MAWLAMYINE
Start your day with a Myanmar style breakfast in one of the local teashops. A short walk will take you to the pier for your journey on the double deck river ferry to Mawlamyine. Sit back in your sling-chair on the upper deck and enjoy a truly mystical scenery of green peaks soaring into the sky pass-by. Observe the interesting life on board; sellers, monks, families and officials on their way to small villages or the port town of Mawlamyine. Once you see monasteries doted on a mountain range you know that your destination is soon to be reached. After arrival a trishaw takes you along the Strand Road, past colonial buildings to Ngwe Moe Hotel. After lunch drive past rubber plantation to Thanbyuzayat. 70 km (2 hours) south of Mawlamyine was the western terminal of the infamous Burma-Siam �Death Railway�. Visit a locomotive dating from World War II, a small museum and an Allied War Cemetery, resting-place for over 3,500 Allied Pows (Prisoners of War). Return to Mawlamyine late afternoon. Dinner and overnight at Ngwe Moe Hotel (**) or similar in Mawlamyine.
Overnight : at Ngwe Moe Hotel or similar
Meals :
Breakfast/Lunch/Dinner
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Day 4
MAWLAMYINE � BILU ISLAND
After breakfast trishaw tour through the post colonial city. The sightseeing includes Mahamuni Pagoda, a major temple site in Myanmar; Seindon Mibaya Kyaung, where King Mindon�s queen sought refuge, the first Baptist church and the Zyegyi Market. Before lunch board the bustling ferry, full of villagers laden with goods from the market. After a 1 hour ride you reach Bilu Island, where a true Myanmar experience far away from modern civilisation awaits you. By open pick up truck you will discover the serene scenery of paddy fields and quaint villages. Picnic or boxed lunch en route. Visit small wood workshops, typical for Myanmar where walking sticks and pens are produced. Return to Mawlamyine late afternoon to enjoy the sunset from Kyaikthanlan Pagoda, known as the Kipling Pagoda.
Dinner and overnight at Ngwe Moe Hotel (**) or similar in Mawlamyine.
Overnight : at Ngwe Moe Hotel or similar
Meals :
Breakfast/Lunch/Dinner
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Day 5
MAWLAMYINE � YANGON
After early breakfast, return to Yangon (364 Km � 8 hours). Stop by Kayin, a small Buddhist community at the significant Mount Zwekabin and take a stroll through the village. Lunch at local restaurant near Kyaiktiyo.
Upon arrival in Yangon, transfer to your hotel.
Meals :
Breakfast/Lunch
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Minor program changes are sometime necessary, depending on confirmed flight, road conditions, weather and availability of room.
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FAQs: Sightseeing
- Q. What are the differences between PRIVATE TOUR and JOIN-IN TOUR?
- A. PRIVATE TOUR:
- You can choose your own travel date.
- The pick up location is only at your hotel.
- The trip is exclusive to you and your party.
- B. JOIN-IN TOUR:
- You can choose your own travel date, based on seat availability
- The pick up location is at major city hotels
- You will join other travelers for the trip.
- Q. How can I booked?
- - Click "Online booking" and complete the Reservation Form.
- Payment will be charged directly from your credit card.
- An e-mail will be sent to confirm your reservation.
- A Tour voucher will be sent within 1-2 working days.
- Q. How do I make payment?
- The payment will proceed
The payment will be preceded either by Credit Card (VISA, MASTER CARD) or Bank Transfer (we cannot accept this for urgent bookings).
Please click here for our bank account details.
- Q. Can I book/pay directly on spot?
- No. The rates displayed on PassionAsia.com are available only through online service. All reservations must be paid for in advance upon receiving confirmations from us. This is the only way to guarantee trip occupancy and keep our rates competitive.
- Q. How many days in advance should I book?
- You should book the sightseeing tour at least 2 days before the tour date (Monday - Friday). However, it will depend on the tour availability too.
- Q. Do you need my credit card details at the time of making a reservation?
- Yes. However, you will not be charged at the time of reservation. Your credit card will be charged only if and after your booking is confirmed.
- Q. How to meet our guide or our representative?
- Print your tour voucher and present it to our guide who will pick you up at the hotel lobby on your travel date.
- Q. What is your Cancellation Policy?
- Cancellation & No Show Charges Policy of Sightseeing Tours:
- 3 Days before the Tour:There is a 7% banking and handling fees applied.
- Less than 2 days before the Tour or No-show:
100% charge of package price (No refund).
**For authentication purposes, only written cancellation notices (e-mail or fax) will be accepted