When you arrive at Yangon International Airport, our guide will greet you and transport you to your hotel. You will check in and then have a few hours to relax at the hotel. The evening trip starts with the stunning Shwedagon Pagoda, which is even more beautiful as the sun sets and the gold in the Stupa changes colours as the sun sets. Dinner at a nearby restaurant, which might be a Myanmar, Chinese, Thai, or Indian place. Staying overnight at a hotel in Yangon.

After breakfast at the hotel, head to Yangon airport for a domestic flight to Bagan (Nyaung U airport). The journey takes around an hour and twenty minutes. When you get there, the sightseeing trip starts with a visit to Nyaung U Market, which is a small market in the hamlet of Nyaung U, which is northeast of Bagan. The Nyaung U Market is a terrific place to take pictures and meet people from Myanmar. You can also witness how they live their everyday lives. Eat lunch at a local restaurant (either a Myanmar/Chinese or Thai restaurant) before going to Shwezigon Pagoda. This was the first Myanmar pagoda established by King Anawrahta in the early 11th century as a sacred temple. Go on to Ananda Temple and Thatbyinnyu Temple. Thatbyinnyu Temple is a white stucco edifice that was erected by King AlaungSithu in the middle of the 12th century and is the tallest temple in Bagan. The evening trip starts at Lawkananda Pagoda, where you may watch the sunset over the beautiful Ayeyarwaddy River with Tant Kyi Hill in the background. Dinner at a nearby restaurant that serves Thai, Chinese, or Myanmar food. Stay the night at a hotel in Bagan.

Note: The sightseeing schedule may alter based on domestic flight timings.

OPTIONAL: HAVING FUN AT THE BAGAN SUNSET BOAT

Our customers may enjoy this special time with a beautiful view of the sunset over the Irrawaddy River.

The price is $100 per boat for 2 to 10 people. This includes two types of fast food (such sandwiches, tempura, and fried potatoes), free-flowing rum sour, and one kind of juice.

OPTIONAL: HAVE FUN WITH THE NEW EXPERIENCE BY RIDING AN E-BIKE

You may ride an eco-friendly E-bike to see amazing and beautiful temples and pagodas and have new adventures.

The cost of an e-bike is $10 for the full day.

OPTIONAL: RIDING A STRANGE HORSE CART IN BAGAN

One of the nicest things to do in Bagan is to ride a horse-drawn cart. It can make things a bit more fun and lovely.

For a full day, the cost of a horse cart is $30 (for two people).

Horse cart costs $25 for half a day for two people.

The cost of a sunset horse cart ride for two people is $15.

At the hotel, breakfast. Then, it takes approximately an hour and a half to go to Mount Popa, an old volcano. Mt. Popa is home to Myanmar's strongest "nats," which rise up from the shimmering heat. The Nat Museum has life-size sculptures of the 37 Nat Gods. There are many pilgrims along the route as you go up the stairs to the Stupas and shrines at the top of the hill above the museum. People may watch the natives climbing the palm tree and producing jaggery from the road. Eat lunch at a local restaurant (Myanmar, Chinese, or Thai) and then go back to Bagan. When we got to the hotel, we took a few hours to relax. Then we went to Nyaung U airport for a domestic trip to Yangon, which took approximately an hour and twenty minutes. When you get there, have supper at a local restaurant (Myanmar, Chinese, Thai, or Indian) and spend the night at a hotel in Yangon.

Mt. Popa is an extinct volcano that is 1518 meters (4981 feet) above sea level and has 777 steps. This sightseeing isn't good for older people.

After breakfast at the hotel, we'll take you to Bogyoke Market (Scott Market), where there are hundreds of merchants selling food, clothing, handicrafts, and jewels. Eat lunch in a local restaurant, such a Myanmar, Chinese, Thai, or Indian one. After that, head to Yangon International Airport to leave for "HOME SWEET HOME."