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Day 01: Arrival Yangon (D) Upon arrival in Yangon meet and great by local guide and transfer to hotel. Yangon, formerly known as Rangoon, is still a relatively quiet and charming city. Its impressive colonial and spiritual heritage makes Yangon one of the most fascinating and authentic capitals of South East Asia. Transfer to hotel check in and then followed by dinner at local restaurant. Day 02: Yangon (B, L, D) After breakfast, proceed for Yangon sightseeing which is Sule Pagoda to take a photo shot for a panoramic view of city; Mahabandoola Park with Independent Monument, have a memorable scene of Colonial Building; Kaba Aye (World Peace Pagoda); and Maha Pasana Cave. Lunch at local restaurant. Afternoon sightseeing at Chaukhtatkyi Reclining Buddha; Wood, Ruby and Jade carving workshop, Yangon Catholic Church, free time shopping at Bogyoke (Scott) market. Early evening visit to Shwedagon Pagoda Land mark of Yan 2500 years old the world famous stupa having a beautiful sun-set. Dinner at local restaurant Day 03:Yangon - Bago - Yangon (B, L, D) After breakfast, visit Htautkyant War Cemetery. Drive to Bago visit Kyat Khet Wine Monastery and have splendid scene of offering alms food to thousand monks & Bago Market. After lunch, visit, Seinthalyaung Pagoda, Chines Temple then drive back to Yangon. Enroute visit White Elephant and Marble Sitting Buddha. In the early evening, have a pleasant walk around the bank of Lake Inya to enjoy local people way of life and with lush greenery and gentle breeze. Day 04: Departure Yangon (B, L) After breakfast, proceed to Thanlyin (Syriam) across the Yangon River via Thanlyin Bridge built by Chinese Engineers, an opportunity to see the countryside around Yangon. Visit fascinating local market in Thanlyin. Drive to Kyauk Tan, visit Yele Phaya (Pagoda on a small island in the middle of the river), a popular place of pilgrimages. Drive back to Yangon having lunch. After lunch, visit Nan Thida Jetty, Maha Wizaya Pagoda, and free time shopping at Culture Valley and Myanmar Plaza which is the biggest shopping mall in Yangon before transfer to airport for departure flight back home. STAR PRIVATE TOUR - Categories 16+ 4-6 7-9 10-15 Single Adults Adults Adults Adults Supp 3* Central / Grand United or similar 1200 1660 1370 1240 490 4* Taw Win Garden or similar 1370 1880 1510 1410 660 4** Jasmine Palace or similar 1410 1920 1560 1460 710 5* Sedona Hotel or similar 1620 2180 1800 1710 860 5** Sule Shangri La Hotel / Melia or similar 1690 2250 1880 1780 930 Remarks: - Price exclude Air Ticket & Travel Insurance - Compulsory Tipping RM60/person to be collected before tour in Malaysia - Child with Extra Bed - 95% of adult twin share, without Bed - 75% of adult twin share - English Speaking or Mandarin Speaking Guide based on availability - Above ground fare is excluded Myanmar Visa Fee (own arrangement) - Tour fare is subject to change without prior notice should the forex fluctuate .

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