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MYANMAR FIT SELLING FARE Vail 01Mar till Sep'17 Package Exclude: Airport Tax $180/PAX (SUBJECT TO CHANGE), TIPS: USD 5/PAX/DAY For LAND TOUR only, less $200/Adult for air ticket Tour Name Tour Size Tour Code Airline Flight TWN / TRP SINGLE Upgrade to 4* Hotel 5D YANGON,MANDALAY, INLE LAKE GV2 $1,498 $1,818 TWIN: $ 90/PAX 3* Hotel - 3N KTM, 1N MANDALAY, 1N BAGAN GV6 PV9 $1,348 $1,668 SGL: $ 180/PAX 3 Domestic Air: RGN-MDL-HEH-RGN GV8 $1,318 $1,638 UB 002 SINRGN 1300 1430 5D YANGON, MANDALAY, BAGAN GV2 UB 001 RGNSIN 0715 1145 $1,458 $1,748 UB "S/V " $200 TWIN: $ 80/PAX 3* Hotel - 2N RGN, 1N MANDALAY, 1N INLE GV6 PV8 $1,328 OR $1,618 SGL: $ 160/PAX 3 Domestic Air: RGN-MDL-NYU-RGN GV8 8M 232 SINRGN 1345 1515 $1,308 $1,598 8M/UB/S 8M 231 RGNSIN 0820 1240 5D YANGON, BAGAN, INLE LAKE GV2 Q/MI/3K 8M "I/"N" $200 $1,518 $1,838 OR TWIN: $ 100/PAX 3* Hotel - 2N RGN, 1N BAGAN, 1N INLE GV6 PV7 $1,398 SQ 998 SINRGN 0755 0920 $1,718 SGL: $ 200/PAX 3 Domestic Air: RGN-NYU-HEH-RGN GV8 SQ 997 RGNSIN 1025 1510 $1,368 $1,688 SQ "K/V " $ 200 7D WONDER OF MYANMAR GV2 $1,768 $2,138 TWIN: $ 200/PAX 4* Hotel - 2N RGN, 1N BAGAN, 1N MDL, 1N INLE,1N PYINOOLWIN GV4 MYA7D $1,668 $2,038 SGL: $ 400/PAX 4 Domestic Air: RGN-NYU-HEH-MDL-RGN GV8 $1,538 $1,908 DISCOUNT: CASH or CHEQUE less $30 per person Weather in Myanmar Time Difference Yangon Bagan Inle Lake Mandalay 1.5hrs later than SIN Reno Hotel Thazin Garden Paramount Inle Hotel Marvel Mid October - February, 25~30C Currency 3 Star March-May, 25~35C or similar Hotel or similar Resort or similar or similar June-October, 25~35C (JUL-OCT RAINY SEASON) SGD 1 = MMK 780 (KYAT) USD 1 = MMK 1000 (KYAT) Summit My Bagan Resident Amata Garden Hotel ShwePyiThar Highlights of Tour Parkview Hotel Visa Application (around 5-6 Working Days, need 4 Star by Amata or similar or similar Resort or similar or similar YANGON: Shwe Dagon Pagoda / Aung San Market / Chaukhtathgyi Pagoda / to submit to make appointment) 1. FORM + 2 RECENT PHOTO (within 6 month China Town time) 2. Original Passport + Travelling distance Tour Guide Photocopy & Copy of IC/PR/ EP/WP /SP ( Both MANDALAY: Mahagandayon Monastery / U Bein bridge / Kuthodaw Pagoda / sides) ( Both sides) Mandalay hill for sunset / (MYA7D) Shin Byu Me Pagoda 3. Name Card or Letter from Company Chinese Speaking FIT booking: RGN-BAGAN 1.5HRS FLIGHT should be made on BAGAN: Nyaung Oo market / Shwe Zigon Pagoda / Shwegugyi temple / E-VISA application is now available English Speaking BAGAN - INLE LAKE 50MINS FLIGHT special request with “Station” Tour guide Lacquer ware workshops / Shwe Sandaw temple for sunset / http://evisa.moip.gov.mm INLE LAKE - MANDALAY 40MINS FLIGHT additional charges MANDALAY - RGN 80MINS FLIGHT Traditional puppet show VISA FREE for Singapore Passport start from INLE LAKE : Long boat sightseeing / Phaung Daw Oo Pagoda / floating firms 1Dec2016!.

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Myanmar Buddhism of the Pagan Period
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