Itinerary :

Day 1 : Yangon
Meal : No Meals (Pay by themselves)

14.00 Pick up from your hotel in Yangon / Meeting Point / Yangon International Airport and transfer to Yangon

15.00 Yangon
Yangon is the original capital of Myanmar, which is a beautiful coastal city with tropical scenery. The city is surrounded by water on three sides, the Bugu River in the east, the Yangon River in the south, and the Lai River, one of the Irrawaddy Rivers and the Haihan River in the west. From the southern part of the Yangon River, extending northwards between the east and west rivers, it is a prosperous commercial area. On the straight and spacious streets, flowers bloom in the flowerbeds and green trees line the sidewalk. The folk architecture in the city has a traditional Burmese style, and there are also many Western-style buildings. "A city of blood, dreams and gold", Pablo Neruda once described Yangon as such. The Chilean poet lived at this time and entered a glorious new era. The exiles returned to their homeland, foreign investors and adventurers swarmed in, new restaurants, bars and shops were opened, construction sites started construction, and traffic became congested, a scene of prosperity. Tour desk

16.00 Shwedagon Pagoda in Yangon
The magnificent Myanmar [Golden Pagoda in Yangon], together with the Borobudur Tower in Indonesia and Angkor Wat in Cambodia, is known as the jewel of oriental art. One of the must-see attractions.

18.00 Dinner by your own expense : Guide will suggest on spot. Then Return to Yangon city (Hotel / Meeting point).
**Overnight in Yangon (Exclude hotel)


Day 2 : Yangon City Tour
Meal : No Meals (Pay by themselves)

08.00 Pick up from your hotel in Yangon/ Meeting point and transfer to China Town

09.00 Go to Chinatown to visit the ancient temple of Guanyin and Qing fu Palace
Guanyin Ancient Temple at Chinatown
The ancient Guanyin Temple was built by the Guangdong immigrants in Yangon at the beginning of the 19th century. It can be said to witness the history of the changes of Chinese immigrants. The Chinese immigrants believed in Guanyin ’s great compassion and sorrow, and the Mother of Gods provided shelter for those who were fishing or doing business in the sea. Guandi was the patron saint of all walks of life, so many temples, including the ancient Guanyin temple, housed three statues Idol. Today, the temple is still full of incense, and there are a lot of people coming to visit. After the wave of Chinese exclusion in Yangon in the 1960s, many Guangdong immigrants moved back to Hong Kong and Macau. Although most of the remaining Cantonese have also chosen to integrate into the local society, they still follow the traditional The celebration method will be very lively in Chinatown. Please be careful not to make a loud noise when visiting the ancient temple.

10.30 Sule Pagoda
The pagoda is named after the statue of Sule, the patron saint of the Holy Mountain where the Shwedagon Pagoda is located. The pagoda is octagonal and contains Buddha relics. The English-style buildings such as the city hall, the high court and the independence monument surrounding the pagoda tightly surround the pagoda, as if it were the wall of the pagoda, and it is also worth visiting.
There are zodiac statues around the pagoda. Unlike China, the Myanmar zodiac is divided by week instead of month. There are a total of eight zodiac signs. Except for the two zodiac signs in the morning and afternoon on Wednesday, the other one is every day. Visitors to visit, you can first look at the week of the zodiac corresponding to their birth date, and then go in to visit.

12.00 Lunch by your own expense : Guide will suggest on spot

14.00 Aung San Market
Located in the city center, Aung San Market is the largest tourist handicraft market in Yangon. A variety of natural gems, jade, gold and silver jewelry and traditional handicrafts are sold. It is a shopping paradise for foreign guests. Aung San Market, named after Myanmar ’s “Father of Independence” Aung San Market, is located in the center of Yangon, Myanmar, and has a history of more than 70 years. The market is divided into eight areas, such as clothing, handicrafts, gemstone area, seafood, fruits and vegetables, and home appliances. There are more than 2,000 stalls.

15.30 Chaukhtatgyi Buddha Temple; Royal Lake
Next to Bandura Square, the vegetation is rich and the trees are shaded. In the middle of the park is a huge lake. There is a huge boat carried by two god birds. This is the prestigious Karaweik Palace, a water restaurant used by the ancient Burmese emperor. This kind of boat style with a bird and a pagoda has also appeared in Mandalay and Inle Lake. Every night there will be a traditional Burmese palace dance performance, performances and buffet time is 18:30-20:30.

16.00 Kheng Hock Keong Temple
Qingfu Palace was built in the 11th year of Xianfeng in the Qing Dynasty (1861). It was funded by Fujian immigrants from Yangon and Chinese shipping companies. It is also the location of the Fujian Association. At that time, Fujian immigrants mostly engaged in sea-related work, so the main worship of Qingfu Palace was Mazu. The overall structure of the Qingfu Palace follows the Fujian tradition. It is said that the building materials at that time were also specially transported from Fujian to Myanmar. In addition to the statue of Mazu in the main hall, Guan Gong is enshrined on the left and Emperor Baosheng is enshrined on the right. Like the ancient temple of Guanyin, every traditional Chinese New Year, the descendants of Fujian immigrants will also hold celebrations in Qingfu Palace according to the way taught by their ancestors.

18.00 Dinner by your own expense : Guide will suggest on spot. Then Return to Yangon city (Hotel / Meeting point).
**Overnight in Yangon (Exclude hotel)


Day 3 : Yangon - Bago
Meal : No Meals (Pay by themselves)

08.00 Pick up from your hotel in Yangon/ Meeting point and transfer to Bago

10.00 Kyaikawine
Visit Kyaikawine Buddhist College, to watch the magnificent picture of monks queuing for dinner and dining; after arriving in the town

11.00 Shwe mordore
Visit the Golden Pagoda Temple, which is also a symbol of Bago City, 114 meters high, The surface of the tower is gold-plated, and 121 small golden pagodas and folk gods worshipped by many locals are enshrined around it

12.00 Lunch by your own expense : Guide will suggest on spot.

13.30 Visit the Shwethalyaung Buddha and the golden reclining Buddha, which is known as the world's second largest reclining Buddha;

14.30 Visit the Kambazathadi Golden Palace, walking in the prosperous palace

15.30 Transfer back to Yangon

17.30 Dinner by your own expense : Guide will suggest on spot. Then Return to Yangon city (Hotel / Meeting point).
**Overnight in Yangon (Exclude hotel)


Day 4 : Yangon - Thanlyin
Meal : No Meals (Pay by themselves)

08.00 Pick up from your hotel in Yangon/ Meeting point and transfer to Thanlyin

09.00 Thanlyin (Kyaik Hwaw Wun Pagoda , Ye Le Pagoda)
This pagoda built on the island in the center of the river, a huge white Buddha sit in small golden tower, unique shape, clear
morning in misty at The scenery is even more fascinating. To get to the pagoda, you need to take a ferry boat, along the way you can see the Ding Yin Bridge and the colonial town of Thanlyin.

12.00 Return to Yangon

13.00 Lunch by your own expense : Guide will suggest on spot

15.00 Central Railway Station
to catch the ring city train. Along the way, you can see the open-air market and the busy working people of Myanmar to experience the life of the local people.

17.00 Dinner by your own expense : Guide will suggest on spot. Then Return to Yangon city (Hotel / Meeting point).
**Overnight in Yangon (Exclude hotel)


Day 5 : Yangon
Meal : -
08.00 Pick up from your hotel in Yangon/ Meeting point and transfer to Yangon International Airport.