6 Nights / 7 Days Silk Road Dream Tours is an innovative tourism company offering tours throughout Georgia, Jordan, Turkey, Greece, Spain, Morocco, Portugal, Bosnia, Ukraine as well as Myanmar. We invite you to discover and enjoy the uniqueness of each of those destinations with our high- quality operational standards. Are we choosing the right Tour Operator? We are working with specialized Tour Operator in Myanmar, have the know-how to guarantee the best quality trips. Enjoy unforgettable experience with us and our professional team. Our tour in Myanmar includes domestic flights, in order to transport you around this wonderful country and not to miss your viewing of all parts of the wonderful nature there, and we will not forget to make you familiarize yourself with the many cultures and methods of hospitality that the people of Myanmar follow. The prices mentioned here include all the activities stipulated in the offer below (hotels, transfers, meals, domestic flights), but we will be happy to present our offer that includes international flights from your country to Myanmar - all you have to do is specify to us the nearest airport to you and the number of group members And we will give you an offer to and from your country Now let's go to find out the details of the tour and we remind you not to forget to visit the destinations in Myanmar page to find out more information about what you will see there. Duration: 7 Days 6 Nights Departure/Return Location: Yangon Destination: Yangon – Heho – Inle – Kalaw – Mandalay – Bagan – Mr. Pop Departure Time: Valid for 2021 (Except Myanmar Water Festival Period) The following services are included in the quoted prices: 1. Private a/c vehicle for internal transfers, transportation, and sightseeing as per itinerary 2. Air KBZ offers domestic flights from Yangon to Heho, Mandalay to Bagan, and Bagan to Yangon. 3. Domestic airline insurance surcharges and airport taxes in Myanmar 4. (06) nights' accommodation in a Twin/Double room with daily breakfast included 5. Services of English-speaking local guides as per the itinerary 6. Inle Lake private boat service according to itinerary 7. Bagan sunset cruise 8. Admission fees to the locations referred in the program 9. During the journey, except on free days, 2 bottles of water, hand sanitizer (one bottle per trip), and a surgical mask (one mask per day). The following services are not included in the quoted prices: 1. Flights to and from Myanmar on a global scale 2. Food and beverage service (except for hotel breakfast) 3. Airport transfer guide services in all destinations 4. Visa applications and fees 5. Travel protection 6. Gratuities and personal expenses 7. Separate transfer from/to the airport or a destination outside of the city Child Policy • The infant will take charge. Infant Airfare is a one-time fee. • 70 percent of total package price for a child sharing a parent's room without an extra bed. • Child sharing a parent's room with an extra bed pays 90% of the total package price. • Child in a shared twin room pays the full package bill. Cancellation Policy - Up to 50 days prior to arrival: No cancellation fees - Within 49-40 days prior to arrival: 35% of each cancelled room per night - Within 39-20 days prior to arrival: 75% of each cancelled room per night - Within 19 days prior to arrival: 100% of each cancelled room per night At Yangon International Airport, we wish you a warm welcome. Meet our guide and proceed to the hotel for check- in and refreshment. [The official check-in time is 14:00.] Yangon, formerly Rangoon, is the east's Garden City, a peaceful and lovely city. It is one of Southeast Asia's most interesting cities due to its outstanding colonial and spiritual heritage. Afternoons visit to Chaukhtatgyi Pagoda, a 70-meter-long reclining Buddha with traditional symbols as its centre piece to introduce Myanmar's special brand of Buddhism. Then go to Kandawgyi Park and Local Tea Shop for a chance to sample a staple of Burmese culture: tea drinking! While sitting amongst businessmen, friends, and relatives who gather at the tea shop to socialize or conduct business, enjoy a coffee or tea with a variety of snacks. Finally, see Shwedagon Pagoda, one of the world's wonders and Myanmar's most revered Buddhist temple. It is thought to have been constructed 2500 years ago by the locals. The central stupa, which is surrounded by 64 smaller stupas, is 99 meters tall and gilded with gold leaf. Explore the vast complex and discover why the temple is so revered by the locals. Then it is back to the hotel for an overnight stay in Yangon. [In Yangon, there is an English-speaking local guide service.] 45 minutes from Heho Airport to Nyaung Shwe (28 km). 30–60 minutes from Nyaung Shwe Jetty to Inle Lake Hotel (10–20 km). Transfer to the airport for your flight to Heho after an early breakfast at the hotel. Drive for an hour from Heho to Nyaung Shwe, the Inle Lake's gateway village. Stop at Shwe Yan Pyay Monastery, a wooden Shan monastery with magnificent carvings and a collection of Buddha images, along the way. Arrive at the Inle Lake jetty and board a private motorboat to Inle Lake, passing through villages built over the lake and populated by local Intha people. Visit Phaung Daw Oo Pagoda, which houses five holy Buddha images and serves as the lake's main sanctuary, to see the renowned leg-rowing fishermen and floating gardens. Visit Inpawkhone Village after lunch to see a hand-woven loom and a cheroot factory, where traditional Burmese cigars are handcrafted. Then it is on to the hotel, where you will check in and have some free time. Inle Lake is where you will spend the night. [In Inle, there is an English-speaking local guide service.] Drive to Kalaw after breakfast. After checking into the hotel and getting some rest, go to the local market in Kalaw. Then go to Kalaw, a colonial town with a hilly train station just south of the town centre that looks like it came straight out of an English village. Then it is off to the Christ the King Catholic Church and high school, where one of the walls bears the odd motto, "The Only Way to Have a Thinking School is to Be One." This building, which used to be a British army hospital, is just as beautiful as the church. Return to downtown for a tour of the village, a meal at a local restaurant, and a return to the hotel. In Kalaw, you can relax and spend the night at a motel. [From Inle, with an English-speaking local guide] Depart Kalaw after breakfast for a 4-hour journey to the Royal Mandalay. Check in and refreshment at the hotel upon arrival in Mandalay. Then go to the gold covered Mahamuni Pagoda, one of Myanmar's most important pilgrim sites and home to the country's most revered Buddha image. After that, pay a visit to the Kuthodaw Pagoda, which houses 729 marble stone slabs of Buddhist scriptures (dubbed the world's largest book), Shwenandaw Monastery, which is renowned for its exquisite woodcarving, and the stunning Kyauktawgyi Pagoda, which houses a massive sitting Buddha. Finish the day with a sunset view from Mandalay Hill of the city. Back to the hotel for some rest and relaxation. Mandalay is where I will be spending the night. [In Mandalay, there is an English-speaking local guide service.] Transfer to the airport for your flight to Bagan. We begin our journey at an elevated perspective with spectacular views of the surrounding plains when we arrive. With the grandeur and scope of Bagan's architecture, this is the ideal introduction to Bagan. Following that, go to Ananda Temple, Bagan's masterpiece, and then to Myingaba Gubyaukgyi Temple to see the finest mural paintings of the 11th century. Then go to Manuha Temple, which has a large Buddha image, and Nan Paya Temple, which has beautiful Buddha statues and stonework. After lunch, visit Dhamayangyi Temple, Bagan's largest temple, Sulamani Temple, Bagan's 12th century temple, and the lacquerware workshop, Bagan's most popular product. Watch as the talented artisans produce wonderful items using methods passed down through generations. Then ride a horse cart through the temples to a vantage point to watch the sunset over the plains. Return to the hotel and spend the night in Bagan. [In Bagan, with an English-speaking local guide] After breakfast at the hotel, go to Nyaung Oo, a colourful local market. Then drive 45 minutes to Mt. Popa, an extinct volcano thought to be home to ancient Burmese animist spirits known as "Nats." On the way, take in the sights of rural life, such as the production of palm sweets. We may make several stops to take photographs and learn about the area. Taking the 777 steps to the top for breathtaking views of the countryside Drive back to Bagan after taking in the panoramic view of the extinct volcano and the plain. Afternoon leisure at the hotel, then transfer to the jetty for a sunset cruise along the mighty Ayeyarwaddy River. Return to the hotel and spend the night in Bagan. [From Bagan, with an English-speaking local guide] Transfer to the airport and fly back to Yangon after breakfast at the hotel. Transfer to Yangon Railway Station for a 20–30- minute ride to the outskirts of town on the local Circular Train to see the vibrant and colourful life of the rural Burmese people. Disembark to visit Kyi Main Dating Market, a lively market with a variety of street vendors. Before returning to Yangon by road, enjoy exploring the market and meeting friendly locals. After that, go to Bogyoke Aung San Market (Scott's Market), Yangon's main bazaar. It is known for its colonial architecture and cobblestone streets lined with antique shops, Burmese handicraft and jewellery stores, art galleries, and clothing stores. (Please note that the market is closed on Mondays and holidays.) Then it is off to the international airport for your flight. [In Yangon, there is an English-speaking local guide service.] The journey has come to an end.