When you arrive at Yangon International Airport, our guide will meet you and take you to your hotel for check-in and a few hours of relaxation. The evening tour starts with the stunning Shwedagon Pagoda, where you can see how the gold shines in different tones as the sun sets. Dinner will be at a local restaurant (Myanmar, Chinese, Thai, or Indian). You will spend the night at a hotel in Yangon.

After breakfast at the hotel, drive straight to Bago, the Ancient Mon Capital. There, you can see the reclining ShweThaLyaung Buddha Images, which were built in 994 AD by King Mingadippa. They are 55 meters long and 16 meters high, making them the second largest reclining Buddha image in Myanmar. You can also visit Kyaik Pun, where there are four huge Buddha images all sitting down and facing the four cardinal points of the compass. These were built by King DhammaZedi in 1476 A.D. For lunch, you can eat at a local restaurant in Bago. Then, you can see the "Kanbawzathardi Palace," which was the famous palace of the Emperor of the Second Myanmar Kingdom (1551-1581 A.D.). After that, you can go to Shwemawdaw Pagoda, which was originally built by the Mons to a height of 23 meters in the 8th century and was rebuilt higher several times until it finally reached its present 114-meter height in 1954. In the evening, you can go back to Yangon and relax at the hotel. You can have dinner at a local restaurant (Myanmar/Chinese/Thai or Indian restaurant) and spend the night at the hotel in Yangon.

After your breakfast at hotel, start our sightseeing tour begins with visiting to Secretariat Office (the Ministers' Building) holds a unique place in Myanmar’s history, being the location for some of the most important moments in its colonial, independence and post-independence history. Sightseeing around the city center including Sule Pagoda, ancient octagonal pagoda in the center of Yangon which is surrounded by busy streets, a market and colonial era buildings like the Supreme Court building and City Hall, MahaBandoola Park, and Independence Monument. Lunch at local restaurant (Myanmar/Chinese/Thai or Indian restaurant). After, if our clients want to visit, proceed to Bahadur Shah Zafar Mausoleum, a place of pilgrimage for Indians, Muslims and others interested in the history of the Raj, this functioning mosque houses the mausoleum of India's last Mughal emperor. And then, visiting to The U Thant House, is a colonial era building within the Windermere compound in Yangon. The Yangon Heritage Trust assisted with the renovation of the residence of former United Nations Secretary-General U Thant. For the shopping, we arrange at Bogyoke Market (Scott Market) with hundreds of foods, clothes, handicrafts and gems stores. Dinner at local restaurant (Myanmar/Chinese/Thai or Indian restaurant). Overnight at Hotel in Yangon. 

Bogyoke Market is closed on Mondays and Gazette Holidays.

U Thant House is only open on Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays.

This morning, breakfast at the hotel was free, and then you had free time to shop at Myanmar Plaza. This is a big shopping mall in Yangon, Myanmar that has international brands, hypermarkets, department stores, and local and international food and drink places. After that, you will go to Yangon International Airport to leave for "HOME SWEET HOME."