Day by Day Tours
Day 01 Arrival and Yangon Sightseeing
Day 02 Yangon- Bago – Golden Rock
Day 03 Golden Rock- Bago-Yangon
Tour Prices (US$/person)
Group of 02 persons : OnRequest
Group of 04 persons : OnRequest
Important notes:
Surcharge in Peak Times eg: Christmas, New Year Eve, and Water festival may be applicable.
Inclusions
- Accommodation
- Transportation: A/C
- Professional English speaking guide
- Meals as indicated in the itinerary
- Water on tour
- All entrance and sightseeing fees
- Service charges and taxes 10%
Exclusions
- Travel insurance
- International Flights
- Other transfer not mentioned
- Tips for guides, driver
- Personal expenses
- Other services not mentioned
- Visa arrangement
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DETAILED ITINERARY:
Day 01 Arrival and Yangon Sightseeing
We welcome you to the Land of the Golden Pagodas, on your arrival; our friendly Guide will greet you at airport and transfer to Hotel. Transfer to the Jetty by the Yangon River and proceed to Botahtaung Pagoda – one of significant temple type pagoda in Yangon which house a sacred hair relic of the Buddha. Proceed to enjoy the Art Gallery at Strand Hotel and take stroll through the streets of down town and view the colonial buildings reminiscent of the British era. Proceed to photo stop at Sule Pagoda, City Hall, High court and Independence Monument in Mahabandoola Park. Then enjoy your shopping at Bogyoke Aung San Market and transfer to Myanmar Food Restaurant. And then visit to Chauk Htet Kyi Reclining Buddha image and walk around Kandawgyi Park and take Picture of Karaweik Hall and Shwedagon Pagoda scenic view and visit to Grand Shwedagon Pagoda and transfer back to Hotel.
Shwedagon Pagoda, Yangon, Burma
Day 02 Yangon- Bago – Golden Rock
After breakfast at hotel, transfer to Golden Rock. We will visit the World War II Cemetery and proceed stop by for pictures. Proceed to explore Myanmar’s Hand-Made Pottery work shop and visit to Kyaik Pun Pagoda. To explore monastic lives at KyaKhat Wine Monastery and transfer to restaurant for lunch. Then drive to Golden Rock and we will
enjoy an exciting truck ride to mountain top and enjoy sunset and overnight at the top of mountain.
Day 03 Golden Rock- Bago-Yangon
After breakfast at Hotel, Enjoy sunrise and return to the base camp before heading back to Yangon. On the way we will pass by Bago and visit sites including Shwemawdaw Pagoda; the soul of Bago, Kanbawza Thardi Palace; the palace of Second Myanmar Dynasty and Shwe Thar Lyaung Pagoda, one of biggest reclining Buddha Image and finally transfer to hotel.
Tour Prices (US$/person)
Group of 02 persons : OnRequest
Group of 04 persons : OnRequest
Important notes:
Surcharge in Peak Times eg: Christmas, New Year Eve, and Water festival may be applicable.
Inclusions
- Accommodation
- Transportation: A/C
- Professional English speaking guide
- Meals as indicated in the itinerary
- Water on tour
- All entrance and sightseeing fees
- Service charges and taxes 10%
Exclusions
- Travel insurance
- International Flights
- Other transfer not mentioned
- Tips for guides, driver
- Personal expenses
- Other services not mentioned
- Visa arrangement
I NEED TAILOR-MADE | I’LL TAKE THIS TOUR |
Essential Notes
Passports and Visas
The first thing goes first. You definitely must obtain valid VISA in order to travel into any country and so is Myanmar (Burma). Unless your country is in VISA exemption list, it is your responsibility to get valid VISA before arrival. There are two ways to get Myanmar VISA:
- Go to Myanmar Embassies and Consulates in your home country and you will be guided procedure. You may want to check the list of countries where Myanmar has embassies and consulate offices by clicking here.
- Obtain VISA On Arrival (VOA). For tourists coming from countries has no Myanmar Diplomatic Rep offices, you can obtain VOA online via www.myanmarevisa.gov.mm – the official portal for VOA by Myanmar government. The portal launched in Sep 01, 2014 and took its pilot operation for a month. Providing you encounter any issue, please contact us for support.
Climate & Clothing
Generally speaking, Myanmar is a tropical country with rather hot weather. Sometimes in year or in some Northern places, temperature cools down but not that can be called cold. Roughly saying that the best time to travel Myanmar is from Oct to March due to dry and cool season. Other months, however, you may get very nice deals of promotion.For clothing: comfortable clothes, absolutely. We suggest you should take at least one long pan, a long skirt and a sleeve top because we will visit some religious site and many of them require proper code of dress.All of temples and pagodas require you enter with bare feet. A pair of sandals is highly recommended.
Cell Phones & Calling Cards
You may wish to carry a cell phone while traveling. Check with your cell phone provider if your phone will work in the destination(s) you are visiting. Myanmar service is dominated by the GMS technology standard, while some of the world such as U.S uses the incompatible CDMA standard. We suggest that you should check carefully or you may incur high international roaming fees.We said previously “the SIM card in Myanmar is not very popular and still quite expensive”. But now, forget it! SIM cards in Myanmar now are cheap and easy to buy in any main city as cheap as about US$ 02 each. Cell phones, even smart phones are available on sales widely.
Making Telephone Calls from One Country to Another
When dialing a number from one country to another, you should proceed as follows: dial your country’s Exit Code + destination Country Code + Phone Number. Country Code of Myanmar is 95.
Wireless Internet Access
Passengers traveling with WiFi enabled devices (such as a personal computer, smartphone, tablet, or digital audio player) may be able to connect to the internet via a wireless network access point (or hotspot). Wifi is now popular in most hotels from three stars up. Most of them are supplying Free Wifi but some may incur extra charges. We suggest you should ask the receptionist before.
Cards and Currency
Myanmar’s national currency, the KYAT (pronounced chat, abbreviated in MMK) is divided into the following banknotes: K1, K5, K10, K20, K50, K100, K200, K500 and K1000.We once said “ATMs are still very hard to come” but from my latest inspection of Myanmar, the country now starts using ATMs. Most three stars hotels up often have at least one AMT machine right at their lobbies. Main hotels now accepts credit cards payment.Anyway, we suggest you should bring with some cashes just in case. Local buying there accept Burmese and US dollars widely. However please pay at attention when bring US notes with you:
- The US$ notes must be new.
- The US$ notes torn, marked, folded will not be accepted.
- The US$ notes having series before 2003 backward may not accepted.
You are allowed to bring up to US$ 5000 in cash per person to enter Myanmar.
Trip Preparation
A little pre-planning can make your trip go a lot smoother. We suggest you should taking a checklist below:
- Several weeks before your trip, make a list of what you will need to take with you.
- Make sure your personal documents (passports, visas, driver’s license) are in order.
- We suggest that you make photocopies of passports, visas, personal ID and any other important travel documents and pack them separately from the originals. If you lose the originals while traveling, you’ll have copies for easier reporting and replacement.
- You may consider bringing a small supply of over the counter medications for headaches and/or anti-diarrhea pills. Pack a list of medications including dosage and generic names.
- We recommend that you pack a portable alarm clock.
- Avoid placing valuables such as cameras in your checked luggage.
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