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Lago Inle, Monte En El Lago Inle Y Las Regiones Montañosas www.myanmarholidy.com Myanmar El País Dorado die Bruecke nach ausgezeignete Service Distancia en millas SIMBOLOS Capital Nacional Capital de Región o Estado Ciudad Aeropuerto Internacional Aeropuerto Frontera Internacional Frontera de Región o Estado Carretera Principal Vía de tren Cima Interconnection Travels Myanmar El País Dorado “Esto es Birmania Y es diferente a cualquier otro pais montañas nevadas Y playas transpar-entes, que hayas conocido” Rdyard Kipling. combinadas con una rica y gloriosa herencia de más de dos milenios. Monumentos espect-aculares Myanmar está situado en el sudeste asiatico y limita y antiguas ciudades que dán testimonio de una en el norte y nordeste con China, en el este y cultura vibrante que sigue siendo el hogar de 135 sudeste con Laos y Thailandia, en el sur con el mar grupos etnicos. Las principales razas nacionales son Andaman y la bahía de Bengala, en el oeste con Kachin, Kayah, Kayin, Chin, Bamar, Mon, Rakhine Bangla Desh y en el noroeste con India. Está and Shan. situado entre las latitúdes 09 grados 32 minutos N y 28 grados 31 minutos N y longitúdes 92 Bamar es la predominante.La populación se grados 10 minutos E y 101 grados 11 minutos. estima en un poco más de 60 millones. Todas Con una area totál de 676.577 sqkm, es decir estas 135 diferentes razas etnicas, con sus propios más o menos las extensions del Reino Unido y lenguajes, creencias y costumbres viven en páz y Francia combinadas. Hasta hoy Myanmar continua harmonía en Myanmar. La infraestructura turistica siendo una de las mas misteriosas y “por del pais se precia de sér de cinco estrellas, intimos descubrir” destinaciones en el mundo. hoteles-tienda y pensiones familiares en la mayoria de las ciudades, asi como imponentes Una tierra de arrebatadora belleza y encanto,y montanas, complejos-playa. Myanmar está sin embargo, recientemente emergiendo al mundo tambien orgullosa de tener uno de los más bajos moderno. Que es lo que el visitante casual puede indices de criminalidad turistica en el mundo. Asi esperar a su llegada, y porque uno debe que los visitantes pueden estar seguros de que sus embarcarse en semejante viaje, para empezar? vacaciones seran tranquilas desde el principio Myanmar ofrece todas las tradicionales delicias hasta el fin. de Asia en un pais fascinante-selvas virgenes, www.myanmarholiday.com 3 PERFIL DE LA EMPRESA Interconnection Travels, especializado en excursiones dentro del país,está formado por un experimentado equipo locál y nació en 2002 como empresa-hermána y brazo de viaje placentero de SUN FAR viajes y excursiones, la agencia más exitosa tánto a nivél nacionál como internacionál. Con nuestros altamente cualificados, motivados y energeticos empleados,ofrecemos el mejor servicio para asegurar las mejores experiencias memorable para nuestros clientes. 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Cualquier servicio relacionado con Turismo dentro de Myanmar. NUESTRO MOTTO: “die Bruecke nach ausgezeignete Service” 4 www.myanmarholiday.com INFORMACIÓN GENERAL CLIMA visa es valida para 28 días empezando credito termina, necesita comprar otra desde el día de entrada a Myanmar. Se tarjeta, por lo cuál el número cambia. Myanmar goza generalmente de un clima pueden hacer extensiones de visa en Yangon. tropical monzonico, el cuál se divide en tres estaciones: verano, estación de lluvias Visa en llegada puede pre-concertarse y estación fria. Desde marzo hasta mediados ATUENDO para visitants de paises donde no hay de mayo son los meses de verano, la embajada ó consulado de Myanmar. El La mayoría de los lugares turisticos están estación de lluvias es desde junio hasta proceso puede tomar al menos dos en la zona calurosa y templada del país, octubre y la estación fría empieza en semanas, contacte Interconnection Travels asi que ropa moderada y ligera es noviembre y termina a finales de febrero. recomendable. Pero pantalones cortos y para más detalles. Durante la estación calurosa (marzo hasta similares son vistos como falta de respeto en mediados de mayo)la temperatura media pagodas y monasterios. Zapatillas facilmente es de 25 a 38 grados centigrados. Durante PROCEDIMIENTOS DE removables son recomendadas, ya que se la estación de lluvias la temperatura le pide a todos los visitantes descalzarse media es de 23 a 33 grados centigrados LLEGADA Y ADUANA cuando entran en los recintos de monumentos y la estación fría tiene una temperatura El control de inmigración es simple y rapido religiosos. Ropa para el frío se recomienda media de 18 a 24 grados centigrados, para el visitante con visa valida. Las visas para visitantes que vayan a visitar areas pero puede bajar a menos de 10 grados en llegada pre-concertadas tienen que de alta elevación como el lago Inle, monte en el lago Inle y las regiones montañosas. pasar otros procedimientos los cuales son Victoria, durante la estación de invierno. De cualquier manera, las condiciones climaticas simples y fáciles. Toda la moneda extranjera Sombreros, gafas de sol, lociones solares difieren amplia-mente de un lugar a otro por encima de 10,000$, y todos los objetos son tambien recomendables. debido a la gran diferencia en situaciones valiosos traidos al país,como por ejemplo topograficas. joyas, cameras y equipamiento electronico, debe ser declarado a la llegada. Exportación SALUD Y SEGURO SANITARIO de antiguedades y objetos arqueologicos Como en el informe preparado por WHO, PUNTOS DE ENTRADA PARA de valor está estrictamente prohibido. Gemas de proposito informativo, a todos los viajeros VISITANTES EXTRANJEROS y joyería tienen que tener el recibo oficial a Myanmar se le recomienda consultar de compra para sacarlas del país. Normalmente el principal punto de con el personal sanitario antes de viajar a entrada para visitantes Extranjeros es el Myanmar, aunque la vacunación no es formal-mente recomendada. Se deben eje de negocios, Yangon, por medio de MONEDA aerolinias ordinarias ó charter. Mandalay traer repelentes de mosquitos e insectos, la segunda mayor ciudad de Myanmar, La moneda de Myanmar es llamada “kyat”. y picaduras de mosquito deben evitarse tambien tiene el aeropuerto internacional Los visitantes pueden comprar kyat en lo más posible. La vacuna para enfermedades de Mandalay pero hasta ahora recibe hoteles y oficinas de cambio autorizadas. tropicales como hepatitis, fiebre tifoidea, pocos vuelos internacio-nales, El nuevo El billete de más valor es de 5000 kyat. tuberculosis y tetano deben ser consideradas aeropuerto internacional, en construcción Tarjetas de credito y cheques de viaje no por los viajeros que vayan a viajar a en la nueva capital Nypydo sera otro punto son aceptados en Myanmar. Algunas cadenas remotas areas de Myanmar. de entrada cuando se termine. El cruze de internaci-onales de hoteles aceptan fronteras en Muse, en la frontera china, tarjetas de credito, pero solo para sus La comida de los vendedores callejeros no Tachileik y Kawthaung, en la frontera thai, clientes en uso de los servicios hoteleros. es recommendable. Los vegetales frescos y está permitido para los visitantes con los frutas tropicales son abundantes. Beban debidos permisos de entrada y visa. solo agua embotellada ó hervida, la cual es facilmente obtenible. Recomendamos a LLegadas por medio de cruzeros oceanicos TELECOMUNICACIONES a Yangon, Thilawa Puerto Internacional, los viajeros de obtener un seguro en su es tambien otro punto de entrada, por Servicios de telefono y fax son avalables propio país de una compañía de confianza en la mayoria de los hoteles de Yangon, que cubra la evacuación en caso de enfe- medio del Puerto maritimo. Mandalay y demás grandes ciudades, pero rmedad ó herida grave, ya que los servicios los precios son consider- ables. Servicios standar medicos, de tratamiento y laboratorio de e-mail e internet son avalables en no son generalmente utilizados por la MYANMAR VISA muchos hoteles y grandes ciudades. Telefonos comunidad internacional. Un hospital privado, Los visitantes internacionales requieren celulares o mobiles de otros paises, en el hospital Pan Hlaing en Yangon, es una visa valida para entrar en Myanmar. general no operan en Myanmar. utilizado por diplomaticos, personal de la Visas de turista, negocios y meditación, ONU y peritos extrajeros en Myanmar. pueden ser otorgadas en cualquier La unica tarjeta prepago SIM es la tarjeta embajada ó consulado deMyanmar en CDMA 450 Mhz, con un credito de 50 $, cualquier parte del mundo. La visa cuesta que se vende normalmente en Myanmar VOLTAGE Y HORARIO ZONAL 20$ y el tiempo de sellado de la visa, Post and Telecommunication. Esta tarjeta 220-230 volts, 50 Hz AC 06:30 por entre tres días laborables
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