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Frais D'entrées Au Myanmar / Entrance Fees in Myanmar Frais d'entrées au Myanmar / Entrance fees in Myanmar Entrance Region Lieux / places Information/Remark Fee / pax YANGON Shwedagon Pagoda 10 000-Ks (starting 1st December 2017, 8 000 ks before) Nga Htatgyi Pagoda 2$ Botathaung Pagoda 6 000-Ks Mid River Pagoda(Kyauk Tan) 2 500-Ks Kyaik Khauk Pagoda(Thanlyin)(lift) 6 000-Ks Maha Wizaya Pagoda - Chauk Htatgyi Pagoda 3 000-Ks Kohtatgyi Pagada No need to pay - gratuit Sule Pagoda 3 000-Ks Kauk Taw Gyi Pagoda 1 000-Ks Kaba Aye Pagoda 3 000-Ks Kyauk Taw Gyi Pagoda 5 000-Ks Starting 1st January 2020 Swe Taw Myat Pagoda No need to pay - gratuit Mousoleum of the Martyrs 3 $ Defense Museum 3 $ Gems Museum 5 000-Ks Narcotic Museum 3 000-Ks National Museum 5 $ Bogyoke Aung San Museum 3 000-Ks Kandawgyi Park 2 000ks Karaweik(on the Kandawgyi Lake) 1 000ks Zoo garden 2 $ Mahabandoola park No need to pay - gratuit Hlawgar Wildlive Park 3 $ Public Park 3 000-Ks Twante(ferry) 2 $ The village of national races 3000-Ks Bogyoke Market(Scott) No need to pay - gratuit China town No need to pay - gratuit War Cemetry(Htauk Kyant) No need to pay - gratuit BAGO Zone fee 10 000 kyats Zone fee Shwemawdaw Pagoda Kanbawzathadi Hintha Gone Pagoda Shwetha Lyaung Pagoda Maha Zedi Pagoda Maha Kalyani Thein Kyaik Pun Pagoda Shwegugale Pagoda Kothainkotan Snake Pagoda Sein Aung Yo Pagoda MANDALAY Zone fee (including Amarapura) 10 000 kyats Mandalay Hill (Camera) 1 000ks Frais d'entrées au Myanmar / Entrance fees in Myanmar Mandalay Palace {one Time in Including Mandalay} Mandalay Cultural Museum Mahamuni Image 5 000 Ks Additional cost for Mahamuni paya Sandamani Pagoda Shwekyimyint Pagoda Setkyathiha Pagoda Atumashi Kyaung Kyauk Taw Gyi Image Shwe Nan Daw Monastery Kutho Daw Pagoda Zegyo Market Shwe Inn Bin Monastery Zoo garden 1 500 ks Jade Market 2 500 ks AVA Zone fee (included in Mandalay zone fee) Maet Nu Oak Kyaung Bargara Monastery Clock Tower Ancient Palace Moat AMARAPURA Zone fee U Pein Bridge Kyauk Taw Gyi Pagoda Maha Ganayon Pahtodawgyi Ancient Palace PALEIK Snake Pagoda No need to pay - gratuit PYIN OO LWIN Peik Chin Myaung Cave No need to pay - gratuit B.E.Water Fall 500 Ks No need to pay - gratuit Chinese Temple No need to pay - gratuit Nan Myint Tower 2-$ No need to pay - gratuit Botanical Garden 5-$ No need to pay - gratuit Morning Vegetable Garden No need to pay - gratuit Pwekauk Water Fall 500 Ks MINGUN Zone fee (including Sagaing) 5 000 kyats Not included in Mandalay zone fees Mingun Bell Hsinbyume Pagoda Home for Old Age Pahto Taw Gyi Ayarwaddy River View Pondaw Pagoda Settawya Pagoda SAGAING Zone fee (including Mingun) Including Mingun Ava Bridge Frais d'entrées au Myanmar / Entrance fees in Myanmar Sagaing Hill Kaung Mu Daw Pagoda Silver-Smith Handicraft SHWE BO Alaungpaya Palace 5$ Han Lin Han Lin Ancient City 5 000-Ks Pya Da Lin Cave (included in Mandalay zone fees) BAGAN Zone fee 25 000 kyats Starting Octobre 2015 (3 days only) Shwezigon Pagoda prototype of later Manmar Stupa Kyansittha U Min tunnel with an interesting feature of painting Wetkyiin Gubyaukgyi temple with mural painting of JATAKA scense Htilominlo noted for its plaster carving Ananda architecture of master piece resembling a greek cross Damayangyi temple with finest brick work Nanpaya temple with finest stone carving Manuha a captive king's impression of life in prison Villages along Ayerwaddy river Lacquer ware industry Thatbyinnyu highest temple in Bagan Saraba Gate Way city wall of Bagan Bupaya on the bank of majestic Ayerwaddy river Cruise to Kyaikgu U Min Archaeological Museum 5 $ Bagan Tower 5 $ SALAY Youqson Kyaung 5 000-Ks PAKKOKU Pakhan Gyi(monastery+museum) 5$ THAYEKHITTAYA Hmawza Village 5 000-Ks PINDAYA Zones fees 5 $ ZONE FEES FOR THE VILLAGE 01-04-2017 Pindaya Cave 3 $ Shan Paper Making No need to pay - gratuit Shan Umbrella Factory No need to pay - gratuit INLE LAKE Zone Fee 13 500 kyats Changement en septembre 2017 Floating Garden Native Method of Fishing Silk & Cotton Weaving Unique-leg Rower Nga Hpe Monastery Paung Daw Oo Pagoda Indein Old Temple & Stupas Maing Thauk Monastery Frais d'entrées au Myanmar / Entrance fees in Myanmar Ywama Market five day market Indein Market five day market Sagar NYAUNG SHWE Yaunghwe Haw Museum 2$ TAUNGGYI Shan Cultural Museum 2 $ Kakku 3 $ Conductor Fee (1-6)5$,,6up.. 10$ Wish Fulfilling Pagoda Panaromic view of Taunggyi HSIBAW Shan Palace (Sawbwa Haw) Need to Donate not Limit(some time close) LASHIO Hot Spring(Spa) 5 $ KYAIKHTO Update october 2017 Golden Rock 10 000-Ks Camera Including Entrance Fee MAWLAMYINE Mon Cultural Museum 2 $ Kyaikthalan View Point The Biggest Reclining Bouddha Image Kyaikkhami Middle Water Pagoda Set se Beach Kyaikmayaw Sitting Bouddha Image Mon villages PA-AN Zwekapin Mountain 3 USD (including lumbini garden) Kaw Gon Cave 3 000-Ks Sadan Cave 1 000 ks Need to Pay Donation(not Limit) Karan Villages PATHEIN Shwemokhtaw Pagoda No need to pay - gratuit Settawya Pagoda No need to pay - gratuit MRAUK-U Zone fee 5 $ Shikthaung Paya Koethaung Paya Htoke Kan Thein Bandoola Monastery Thet Villages Mahamuni Local Market Frais d'entrées au Myanmar / Entrance fees in Myanmar Archeological Museum 5 $ SITTWE Fish Market No need to pay - gratuit Rakhine Cutural Museum 2$ View Point No need to pay - gratuit Maha Kutala Monastery No need to pay - gratuit Buddhist Museum No need to pay - gratuit MONYWA Moehnyin Thanboddhay 3$ Mt.Phoe Winn 3$ Mt. Shwe Ba 2$ Shwetha Lyaung Pagoda No need to pay - gratuit MYIKKYINA Kachin Cultural Museum 2$ CHIN STATE Nat Ma Taung & Zone Fee 10 000-Ks Mindat Chin Museum 2$ .
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