Tour Yangon – Bago – Golden Rock

Are you wondering what Myanmar tourism has? Let's checkin travel to check out destinations that should not be missed when traveling to Myanmar!

Mandalay 

The second largest city in Myanmar after Yangon, and is one of the most popular destinations and transit points for Myanmar tourists. The attractions include: Shwenandaw monastery made of wood, Kuthodaw Paya pagoda with the world's largest book, Mandalay Hill, Royal Palace, Mahamuni Pagoda with real gold leaf Buddha, U-bein bridge - tree The world's longest wooden bridge and monastery in Amarapura.

 Mingun (Min Kun) 

The village is located north of Mandalay. Mingun is famous for Myanmar tourists thanks to the following relics and relics: Mingun bell - one of the heaviest and largest bells in the world, Mingun Pahtodawgyi stupa and Hsinbyume / Myatheindan white temple with Chinthe statue . 

Pyino o Lwin 

To the east of Mandalay is the town of Pyin oo Lwin, located on a hill 1000 meters above sea level, a quite different destination for Myanmar tourism. Some notable sights here are Kandawgyi National Park, Clock Tower Purcell-style Big Ben London Tower, Anisakan Falls, Pwe Kauk Falls and Pyeik Chin Miang Cave.

 Mrauk-U

An important archaeological city is located near the western border of Myanmar. Marauk-U is the second largest temple center in Myanmar tourism, just after Bagan. The temples here are built of stone bricks, unlike the mud and clay brick temples in Bagan. Typical temples are Shite-thaung, Htukkanthein, Koe-thaung, Andaw-thein, Lemyethna, Ratana and the Ngu Nhan pagoda cluster. In which the most majestic and archaeological significance is Shite-thaung Pagoda.

 Sagaing 

The city is located on the banks of the Ayeyarwady River, 20 km southwest of Mandalay. Sagaing owns many monasteries and temples, so it is suitable as a pilgrimage destination for Myanmar tourism. Among the works in Sagaing, the golden dome-shaped monastery of Kaung Hmu Daw is completely different from the pointed pyramids.

 Innwa – Inwa 

Located in southern Mandalay, which used to be the former capital of the Myanmar dynasties from the 14th to 19th centuries. The prominent attractions are wooden Bagaya Kyaung monastery and Nanmyin leaning tower. Bagan

The most famous temple center of Myanmar tourism, was once the capital of the mighty Bagan kingdom. With more than 2,000 temples and pagodas remaining today out of a total of 10,000 ancient religious architectures, Bagan is a must-visit destination for tourists. The most typical temples of Bagan are Shwezigon golden pagoda, Ananda temple with 4 golden Buddha statues in 4 directions, Thatbyinnyu temple - the highest temple in Bagan, Shwegugyi temple and Shwesandaw pagoda - where the hair relic of Buddha is kept.

Note:

– If you are Vietnamese, please prepare a passport (valid for at least 6 months until the date of return). - If you hold a foreign nationality, you must have a passport and Visa to take with you on the tour. - All passport and Visa procedures you will do by yourself before the tour. - If customers cancel the tour before 7 days of tour departure, no refund will be issued. - The schedule of places and activities is subject to change depending on time, traffic conditions or other objective factors during the tour. - All services not used during the tour (hotel, meals, transportation or any other service) included in the tour price will not be refunded. - Vehicle usage time is 10 hours. An additional surcharge will apply if the car is used for more than 10 hours while touring around the city. If there is an additional charge, the customer must bear this cost. The total tour cost does not include any surcharges or costs that are not mentioned in the tour itinerary. (Valid 10 hours after breakfast and starting the tour) - Please carefully review all the information that Checkin Travel mentioned: Tour schedule, including and excluding, main tour books that we announced. If there is any information that needs clarification or assistance, please let us know. We will answer all your questions.