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8 DAYS YANGON – – – INLE LAKE

TOUR CODE: ASIANAMM06 TOUR TYPE: Classic, Pilgrimage

TOUR VALUE FOR CUSTOMERS: - Get to know: Culture, History, Local living of people in Yangon City, Bago, Kyaikhtiyo City and Thanlyin City. Enjoy Cuisine. Firstly, Yangon (formerly known as Rangoon) is the largest city in Myanmar (formerly Burma). A mix of British colonial architecture, modern high-rises and gilded Buddhist define its skyline. Its famed Shwedagon Paya, a huge, shimmering complex, draws thousands of pilgrims annually. The city's other notable religious sites include the Botataung and Sule pagodas, both housing Buddhist relics. Secondly, Discover Bagan is an ancient city in central Myanmar (formerly Burma), southwest of Mandalay. Standing on the eastern banks of the Ayeyarwady River, it’s known for the Bagan Archaeological Area, where more than 2,000 Buddhist monuments tower over green plains. Holy sites around Old Bagan include ornate , built in 1091 and topped with a golden . Nearby is the vast 12th-century Dhammayangyi Temple. Thirdly, explore Mandalay is a city and former royal capital in northern Myanmar (formerly Burma) on the Irrawaddy River. In its center is the restored Mandalay Palace from the Konbaung Dynasty, surrounded by a moat. provides views of the city from its summit, which is reached by covered stairway. At its foot, the houses hundreds of Buddhist- scripture-inscribed marble slabs. Finally, enjoy your time in Inle lake where is probably the most magical place of Myanmar. This vast lake is located in the heart of which shares borders with Thai & Laos; it's one of the hightest lakes of Myanmar at an altitude of 900 metres above sea level. More than 30 hill tribes are living in the mountains. - Via activities: Sightseeings, Dining and Shopping (Non-Commision Shopping). - Extra Value: Free 1 Selfie Stick & Traditional Myanmar Tea Box Per Person

Price is available on the travelling period of January - December, 2020 No. of people & Price in USD Per Adult Hotel Single 15 – 19 20 – 25 26 – 29 Class 2 – 4 5 – 7 8 – 9 10 – 14 Sup

3 Stars 915 831 786 732 708 678 661 260 3 Stars + 957 879 792 778 753 723 703 310 4 Stars 1310 1231 1144 1130 1103 1079 1063 640 Vehicle 4 – 8 Seats 24 Seats 45 Seats

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Note: - Surcharge is applied on the period of 1st January, 2020, 12th – 14th April, 2020 (Myanmar New Year); 1st May, 2020; 24th & 31st December, 2020; 1st January, 2021

SIGHTSEEINGS: Chauk Htat Gyi Pagoda: an image of a reclining Buddha , 216ft in length and it is the third largest reclining Buddha in Myanmar. One significant thing is that, the eyes of this Buddha are made of glass and look like real human eyes. Chauk Htat Gyi reclining Buddha is the most elegant reclining Buddha image in the world.

Kandawgyi Park: actually known as Kandawgyi Nature Park is a popular center for recreation in the capital of Yangon. This beautiful garden is also known as Kandawgyi Garden and experiences heavy footfall throughout the year. The garden is spread across an area of 260 acres which is divided between the Kandawgyi Lake covering an area of 150 acres and the garden covering 110 acres. This lush green garden and the picturesque location allure foreigners and local visitors alike. : is the most sacred and impressive Buddhist site for the people of the Union of Myanmar. Shwedagon Pagoda is covered with hundreds of gold plates and the top of the stupa is encrusted with 4531 diamonds; the largest of which is a 72 carat diamond. It is clearly one of the wonders of the religious world. The Buddhist site forms the focus of religious as well as community activities: bustling of devotees, monks washing statues, flowers, worshiping and meditating.

Tayokye Pyay Temple: The temple had a formal title, long lost under the donor’s infamy of fleeing from the Chinese, ‘Tayoke Pyay’. The temple is elegant, tall and graceful. Two stairs set into the thick walls lead to the upper storey of this large temple. The terraces of are decorated with white-glazed rondos. Ornate and lovely stucco work can be seen on the walls and arch pediments. Golden Stupa of : is one of the oldest and most impressive monuments of Bagan. Most noticeable is the huge gold plated pagoda glimmering in the sun. Several shrines and temple buildings have been added to the complex since construction of the stupa in the year 1090. As the pagoda enshrines a number of sacred Buddhist relics, it is an important pilgrimage site for Buddhists.

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Htilominlo Temple: According to the chronicles, he built this temple at the very place where he was chosen as the crown prince out of five sons of King Narapatisithu. The temple is one of the Bagan monuments decorated with the finest plaster carvings. Portions of the carvings still remain undamaged on the arch pediments, freize and plasters, but the mural paintings can now be seen on the ceiling only.

Ananda Temple: is considered to be one of the most surviving masterpiece of the Mon architecture. Also known as the finest, largest, best preserved and most revered of the Bagan temples. During the 1975 earthquake, Ananda suffered considerable damage but has been totally restored.

Thatbyinnyu: With a height of just over 60 meters, the Thatbyinnyu Pagoda is one of the highest monuments of Bagan. The majestic pagoda, towering above other nearby temples and pagodas is visible from much of the Bagan plains. After the single storey pagodas built during the early period like the Shwezigon pagoda, the Thatbyinnyu is one of the first two storey structures built in Bagan.

Dhammayangyi Temple: is the largest temple on the plains of Bagan. From a distance it resembles the early step pyramids of Egypt. The enormous structure that was never completed consists of a massive square base topped by six receding terraces.

Sulamani Temple: The Sulamani is a large, very elegant multi storey structure from the late Bagan period. The temple was built during the reign of King Narapatisithu, a very prosperous time in Bagan.

Manuha Temple: King Manuha's inscription says that it was built in AD 1067 about a decade after the Mon king was brought to Bagan. The name of the temple was given after the name of the captive King Manuha. Traditionally, Manuha was considered one of the earliest temples at Bagan. Legend says that it was built by a Mon king named Manuha who had been defeated and brought to Bagan as a captive by Anawrahta.

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Nan Paya Temple: Close behind the Manuha Temple, there is a shrine mostly known as "Nanpaya". It is said to have been used as Manuha's prison although there is little evidence supporting the legend.

Payathonzu Temple: consists of three distinct small square temples with vaulted corridors and porticoes, joined together by two vaulted narrow passages leading from the one into the other. There is a pedestal in each sanctum, but the images have disappeared and their exact nature is not known.

Lemyentha Temple: The first temple to the north of Minnanthu is the whitewashed Lemyethna temple, meaning 'Temple of the Four Faces'. The bright and airy temple was built in the early 13th century by a minister at the court of King Htilominlo in the style of Bagan's later temples.

Nandamannya Temple: Dating from the mid-13th century, this small, single-chambered temple has fine frescoes and a ruined seated buddha image. It’s about 650ft north of Thambula; a sign leads down a short dirt road. The murals’ similarity with those at Payathonzu has led some art historians to suggest they were painted by the same hand.

Mandalay: is the second largest city in Burma (after Yangon), and a former capital of Myanmar. The city is the economic and religious hub of upper Myanmar and is centred around the Royal Palace. It has wide lanes filled with bicycles and motorcycles and is known for its cultural diversity. Half of Burma's monks reside in Mandalay and the surrounding areas)

Mahamuni Pagoda: is a and major pilgrimage site.

Kuthodaw Pagoda: literally Royal , and formally titled Mahalawka Marazein is a Buddhist stupa. It contains the world's largest book.

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Shwenandaw Monastery: was originally part of the Royal Palace in . When the capital city was moved to Mandalay, the building was dismantled, transported to Mandalay and rebuild there as part of the new all teak Royal Palace in 1857.

Soon Oo Pon Nya Shin Pagoda: It’s one of the oldest–and from all appearances, richest–of the many pagodas in . Sitting high on top of Nga-pha Hill, one of dozens of hilltops in the Sagaing Hills, it was built in 1312 by Minister Pon Nya, after whom it’s named.

U Min Thone Sae Pagoda: is located in Mandalay, Myanmar. This is one of the best spots visitors should come.

Bagaya Monastery: is located in the region of Mandalay, Burma. Located exactly to the southwest of the Inwa Palace, this absolute splendid piece of craft was built during the reign of King Hsinbyushin from 1763-1776. Also known as the Maha Waiyan Bontha , the Bagaya Monastery serves as the one of the main tourist attractions in Myanmar. Inle Lake: The lake, which measures 22 km long by 10 km wide, and sits in a valley between two mountain ranges, feels like a different world to the rest of Myanmar: in villages and towns across the lake, wooden houses are built on stilts and fishermen steer their one-man boats with a characteristic rowing style, wrapping one leg around their oar.

Phaung Daw Oo Pagoda: one of the holiest sites in Shan State, visited by Buddhist worshippers from all around Myanmar. The shrine itself is huge and features five ancient golden Buddhas, and next to it can be found a large golden barge, a replica of the one said to have been used by King Alaung Sithu to travel around the country.

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ITINERARY: DAY 01: YANGON ARRIVAL Upon arrival in Yangon International Airport, met & greeted by Tour Guide and transfer to hotel (Checking- in time is 14h00). Yangon, formerly known as Rangoon, is still relatively quiet and charming city. Its aggressive colonial and spiritual heritage makes Yangon one of the most fascinating and authentic capitals of South-East Asia. After lunch, proceed for a city tour including the Chauk Htat Gyi Pagoda, which houses a 70m long reclining Buddha statue. Continue to Modern Tea shop for chance to experience an integral part of Burmese life; drinking tea! Next proceed to visit Kandawgyi Park, one of the central Yangon’s greenest spots. Here you will see the glittering Karaweil barge, a replica of the royal barge and the vast lake with views of Shwedagon in the background. As the evening comes to a close, watch a magnificent sunset over the gilded dome of the holy Shwedagon Pagoda, the most revered Buddhist temple in Myanmar. The central Stupa is 99m tall and gilded with gold leaf. Enjoy breathtaking views of the golden stupa from this vantage point. Overnight in Yangon. Meals: Dinner Distance: - Yangon International Airport ➔ Hotel: 19 kms (50 Mins)

Lunch (Not Included) Dinner at Thai Plus restaurant 1. Deep-fried Vegetables 2. Thai’s Tom Yam Soup with Mushrooms and Prawns 3. Spicy Salad of Minced Chicken with Fresh Herbs 4. Deep-fried Fish Topped with Spicy

Fish Sauce 5. Salad local style 6. Sautéed Mixed Vegetables with Oyster Sauce and Garlic 7. Steamed Rice 8. Dessert & water Meals Menu can be updated upon booking * DAY 02: YANGON BAGAN BY FLIGHT (EXCLUDED AIRFARE) After breakfast, check out and transfer to the Airport for domestic flight to Bagan – earlier capital of Myanmar. Arrive at Bagan. On arrival start your journey visiting Tayokye Pyay Temple, an elevated temple from where you will have a panoramic of the magnificent plains of Bagan. Then proceed to visit Golden Stupa of Shwezigon Pagoda, Wetkyi – in Gubyaukgyi, a cave temple with exquisite jataka mural paintings and Htilominlo Temple noted for its glazed sandstone decorations. Afternoon visit to a traditional lacquer ware workshop, Ananda temple – an architectural masterpiece and one of Bagan’s most beautiful temple. This temple contains two Buddha images whose expressions seem to change depending on the distance from which the statue is viewed. Enjoy a horse carriage tour passing Thatbyinnyu - the highest temple in Bagan, Dhammayangyi Temple and

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Sulamani temple. Watch the sun set from the upper terrace of one of the pagodas. Overnight at Hotel in Bagan. Meals: Breakfast, Local Lunch, Local Dinner Distance: - Hotel ➔ Yangon Domestic Airport: 19 kms (50 Mins) - Bagan Domestic Airport ➔ Hotel: 9 kms (15 Mins)

Lunch at Sun Set Restaurant Dinner at Nandar Restaurant 1. Fried Fish Cracker 1. Thai Style Soup 2. Assorted Vegetable soup 2. Fish curry with mixed vegatables 3. Fried fish Sesame seeds 3. Chicken sweet & sour curry 4. Sweet & Sour Chicken 4. Fried Vegetables mixed 5. Three colour Vegetable 5. Steamed Rice 6. Fried water cress 6. Desserts 7. Plain Rice 7. Tea or Coffee 8. Desserts Meals Menu can be updated upon booking *

DAY 03: BAGAN Start your morning with optional hot air balloon flight over the plains of Bagan. Enjoy the fabulous views as the sun rises over the and Irrawaddy river (Available only from Oct to Mar). After breakfast, start this morning with a stroll through the lively Nyaung Oo Market before proceeding to Myinkaba village to view the local lifestyle and traditional lacquer ware workshops. Continue to Myinkaba village and take a short walking tour to explore the temples of Manuha and Nan Paya. This afternoon visit the countryside village of Minnanthu. Here you will explore temples such as Payathonzu, Lemyentha and Nandamannya before taking a sunset boat cruise on the Irrawaddy River at an optional cost. Overnight in Bagan. OPTIONAL for BALLOON riding = US$ 330 /per pax OPTIONAL for sunset boat = US$ 30/per pax Meals: Breakfast, Local Lunch, Local Dinner

Lunch at Green Elephant Restaurant Dinner at MYO Restaurant 1. Garden Vegetables Soup 1. Bean with SOUP 2. Tomatoes Sald 2. Mixed vegetables fried 3. Red Pork Curry 3. Chicken curry (or) Pork curry 4. Fried Fish(or) Fish grilled 4. Vegetables salad 5. Fried Watercress 5. Small different dry fish salad 6. RICE 6. Rice 7. Desserts 7. Desserts Meals Menu can be updated upon booking *

DAY 04: BAGAN MANDALAY BY FLIGHT (EXCLUDED AIRFARE) After breakfast, check out and transfer to the Airport for your flight to Mandalay. Arrive at Mandalay and tour the cities major landmarks including the holy Mahamuni Pagoda,

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Lunch at Green Elephant restaurant Dinner at BBB Restaurant 1. Roselle leaves soup 1. Fried Potatos Cracker 2. Herbal leaves salad 2. Tom Yum Soup 3. Fish curry with tomatoes paste 3. Fried fish with vegetables 4. Chicken khabatt with mint 4. Chicken slide curry (or) chicken fried 5. Fried mixed vegetables 5. Vegetable salad 6. Steamed Rice 6. Fried water cress 7. Rakhine steamed bananas with 7. Plain Rice coconut 8. Dessert 8. Coffee or Tea Meals Menu can be updated upon booking *

DAY 05: MANDALAY AMARAPURA AVA SAGAING MANDALAY After breakfast, depart for an excursion around Mandalay to explore the former capitals of Ava, Sagaing and Amarapura. Proceed to Sagaing crossing a bridge over the Irrawaddy River. Covered with 600 whitepainted pagodas and monasteries, Sagaing Hill is widely regarded as the religious center of Myanmar. It is home to 3,000 monks and 100 meditation centers and you will visit pagodas such as Soon Oo Pon Nya Shin and U Min Thone Sae. We’ll also visit Sagaing’s local market, a typical Burmese market that few tourists visit. Here you will find a range of items for sale including locally made pottery, silver and other handicrafts. After that we will also stop at a small pottery village to see the process of making the ubiquitous water pots found throughout Myanmar. Then continue south of the city to Ava, the capital from 14th to 18th centuries, where a short ferry ride will take us across the river to where our horse and carriage are waiting. Visit the old wooden Bagaya Monastery and the remains of the Royal Palace and Fort. There are many small villages located amid Ava‟s ruins and as you travel by horse and cart you’ll get a glimpse of local life in the Burmese countryside. We’ll stop for lunch in Ava before returning to our car. Return toward the city and stop at Amarapura, a former capital whose name means “City of Immortality”. First visit a silk weaving workshop which produces exquisite handmade products and then visit Mahagandayon monastery, when over one-thousand monks reside. After touring this tranquil site, continue to U Bein Bridge for a walk along this 200 year- old teak bridge. The bridge was constructed of 984 teak posts that were once part of the deserted Inwa Palace and it is 1.2 kilometers in length making it the world’s longest teak

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Lunch at Golden Duck Restaurant Dinner at Green Elephant Restauant 1. Potato roles 1. Lentil Soup 2. Roast Duck (Shaing- hai style) 2. String BEAN salad 3. Friend chicken with small slide 3. Chicken Khabatt cooking with mint 4. Steamed whole Fish 4. BEEF (or) Fish fried curry 5. Fried Mushroom & fried vegetables 5. Mixed vegetables fried 6. Fish Ball soup 6. Steam Rice 7. Rice 7. Desserts 8. Fruits Meals Menu can be updated upon booking *

DAY 06: MANDALAY HEHO BY FLIGHT (EXCLUDED AIRFARE) INLE LAKE After breakfast, check out and transfer to the Airport for your flight to the town of Heho where a short transfer will take you to Nyaung Shwe, the gateway village to Inle Lake. Along the way, stop at the wooden Shwe Yan Pyay Monastery which features beautiful carvings and a collection of Buddha images. We will also stop in Nyaung Shwe for a short walk around town and visit to the colorful market if it is being held that day. As you head out onto Inle Lake behold the sight of the Intha fishermen and their unique one-legged rowing styles as you cruise past the local villages on a private motorboat. Visit Phaung Daw Oo Pagoda, the lake’s main sanctuary, which contains five sacred Buddha images covered in gold leaf. Explore the local crafts of Inle Lake with a stop at the weaving village of Inpawkhone and a cheroot factory, where the typical Burmese cigars are made by hand. Overnight at Hotel in Inle Lake. Meals: Breakfast, Local Lunch, Local Dinner Distance: - Hotel ➔ Mandalay Airport: 32 kms (1 Hour & 20 Mins) - Heho Airport ➔ Nyaung Shwe: 38 kms ( 1 Hour & 10 Mins)

Lunch at Tun Tun Restaurant Dinner at your Hotel 1. Fish curry with tomato 1. Pork (or) Fish curry 2. Village style Soup 2. Vegetable Soup 3. Fried chicken with mixed vegetable 3. Fried Water Cress with Galics 4. Vegetable Salads 4. Vegetable Salads 5. Rice 5. Rice 6. Desserts 6. Desserts

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7. Water 7. Water Meals Menu can be updated upon booking *

DAY 07: INLE LAKE IN DIEN HEHO YANGON BY FLIGHT (EXCLUDED AIRFARE) After breakfast, experience the local lifestyle as you explore the bustling floating market, which rotates around the waterside villages in a 5-day rhythm. Sail along a small canal leading to the Paoh village of In Dein. A leisurely walk through the village will bring you to the beautiful Alaung Sitthou with its vegetation-covered stupas that overlooks the breathtaking Inle Lake. In the afternoon, transfer to Heho Airport for your flight back to Yangon. Arrive at Yangon and transfer to hotel and check in. Overnight at Hotel in Yangon. Meals: Breakfast, Local Lunch, Local Dinner Distance: - Nyaung Shwe ➔ Heho Airport: 38 kms ( 1 Hour & 10 Mins) - Yangon Airport ➔ Hotel: 19 kms (50 Mins)

Lunch At Shann Local Restaurant Dinner Padonmar Restaurant 1.Fried Potatos Cracker 1. Local soup 2.Tom Yum Soup 2. Herbal leaves salad 3.Fried fish with vegetables 3. Fish curry with tomatoes paste 4.Chicken slide curry (or) chicken fried 4. Chicken cooked local style 5.Vegetable salad 5. Fried mixed vegetables 6.Fried water cress 6. Steamed Rice 7.Plain Rice 7. Desserts 8.Dessert 8. Coffee or Tea Meals Menu can be updated upon booking *

DAY 08: YANGON DEPARTURE After breakfast, transfer to Yangon railways station to take a unique ride on the city‟s circular train ride through the outskirts of town. Disembark at the Kyi Myin Daing market and interact with the friendly locals before returning to the city center. If time allows, browse the stalls at the popular Bogyoke Market before transferring to the airport for your onward departure / return flight. Meals: Breakfast Distance: - Hotel ➔ Yangon International Airport: 19 kms (50 Mins)

Services Inclusion Services Exclusion ✓ Accommodation bases on Twin/Double ✓ International Airfare sharing room with daily breakfast ✓ Surcharge of Chinese Speaking Guide: 170 ✓ Transfer by private A/C vehicles USD/ Group ✓ Regional English Speaking Guide ✓ Domestic Airfare: ✓ Meals as mentioned in the itinerary at local ➢ Yangon – Bagan: 120 USD/ 1 Adult restaurant (Included all tax)

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✓ All entrance fees as indicated in itinerary ➢ Bagan – Mandalay: 90 USD/ 1 Adult ✓ 01 Bottle of pure water per pax per day (500 (Included all tax) ml)/ 01 Cold tissue per pax per day ➢ Mandalay – Heho: 90 USD/ 1 Adult ✓ Reconfirmation of flight ticket (Included all tax) ➢ Heho – Yangon: 120 USD/ 1 Adult (Included all tax) ✓ Alcoholic drinks & drinks at mealtime + Optional visits + Personal expenses (Telephone, laundry...) ✓ Personal travel insurance ✓ Tips for guide, driver: ➢ 2 – 4 Adults: 5 – 7 USD/ Adult/ Day ➢ 5 – 7 Adults: 3 USD/ Adult/ Day ➢ Free Tipping for Children (1 – 11 Years Old) & Tour Leader ✓ Tips for hotels' porters ✓ Meals not indicated in the itinerary ✓ Myanmar Visa Myanmar Visa Myanmar Visa (Apply via https://myanmarvisa.com/) ✓ Other services not clearly indicated in the Package Inclusion above

HOTEL USED: Hotel Class Location Hotel Name Room Type Orchid Hotel Yangon https://www.facebook.com/orchidhotel Standard yangonmyanmar/ Bawga Theiddhi Hotel Bagan Superior 3 Stars www.bawgatheiddhihotel.com Hotel Mandalay Mandalay Superior www.hotelmandalaymm.com Royal Inle Hotel Inle Lake Superior room www.royalinlayhotel.com Orchid Hotel Yangon https://www.facebook.com/orchidhotel Standard yangonmyanmar/ Thazin Garden Hotel Bagan Deluxe room 3 Stars + www.thazingarden.com Hotel Mandalay Mandalay Superior www.hotelmandalaymm.com Hupin Khaung Daing Hotel Inle Lake Superior www.hupinmyanmar.com Jasmine Palace Hotel Yangon Superior http://www.jasminepalacehotel.com 4 Stars Thripytisaya Hotel Bagan Deluxe Classic www.thiripyitsaya-resort.com

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Mandalay Hill Resort Mandalay Superior www.mandalayhillresort.com Amata Inle Resort Inle Lake Deluxe room www.amatainleresort.com

Note: In case the hotels recommended in the package are fully booked, we will suggest similar hotels to substitute

VEHICLES USED:

No of Adults Vehicles Used 2 4 - 6 Seats 3 - 6 4 - 6 Seats 7 - 9 7 - 8 Seats 10 – 20 24 Seats 21 – 30 45 Seats 40 + 45 Seats

4 - 6 SEATS CAR

TOYOTA MARK II - 2012 TOYOTA ALFRAD - 2012

7 – 8 SEATS CAR

HIACE GRAND - 2012 TOYOTA TOWN - 2012

24 SEATS COACH

HYUNDAI HIGH CLASS - 2012

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45 SEATS BUS

HYUNDAI HIGH CLASS - 2012

* Remark: - All tour fare are in US Dollar. - Child policy: - Belwo 5 years old: 65% of adult’s price (No bed) and 90% of of adult’s price (with bed) - From 6 to 11 years old: 90% of adult’s price (No bed) and 100% of of adult’s price (with bed) - Child below 11 yrs old sharing twin room with 1 ADL is charged for 100% as adult rate.

(AT – 21/01/2020)

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