Arrive Yangon. Meet The Real Myanmar representative at the airport and transfer to downtown.

Your first leg of Yangon will begin by walking through the city center, taking in colonial buildings, the bustling markets offer an insight into local life ,contemporary art galleries and over 100 year old beautiful Rangoon Synagogue to hear the brief history of Burmese Jewish Community and some interesting stories.
Later visit to Chaukhtatgyi Pagoda, home to an enormous reclining Buddha whose crown is encrusted with diamonds and precious gems followed by Shwedagon pagoda, the most sacred Buddhist site in all of Burma. Also known as the Golden Pagoda, the 2,000-year-old hilltop temple complex covers more than twelve acres and dominates the Rangoon skyline.

Morning Pyay sightseeing includes the ancient city of Sri Ketttra,

8 Km out of town with its unique cylindrical shaped stone stupas. Dating back to the 5th – 9th century, this city flourished during the rule of the Phyu. Very little remains of what were once a great kingdom but extensive research suggests that some pagodas here date back to the beginning of the Christian era. First, visit two huge stupa, Baw Baw Gyi and Be Be Gyi. Then continue to Hmawzar archaeological museum which houses artifacts unearthed in Sri Ksetra such as , coins, ceramic, metal wares, stone inscriptions and gold leaves in Sanskrit,Pali & Pyu languages,.

Afternoon to Shwe Bon Thar Muni pagoda by crossing mighty Ayeyarwaddy River over Nawadday bridge to the other side . Enjoy a great view of Ayeyarwaddy River and Pyay.Then continue to Htone Bo village. On arrival at river bank, take leisurely boat ride (about 45 mins for sailing up and 15 mins for sailing down) to the hill to see amazing numerous Buddha images of different size carved into rocks overlooking the Ayeyarwaddy River. Hundreds of niches in the cliff face are filled with Buddha images of all shapes and sizes – many of them have been carved out of the rock face.
Return to Pyay.

Your discovery in Old Bagan begins with some of the site’s most important monuments such as HtilominloTemple, one of the greater temples of Bagan, Ananda temple, an architectural masterpiece, built 1105 AD in the early Mon-style, Ananda contains four unique Buddha images whose expressions seem to change depending on the distance and angle from which the statues are viewed. Continue to Thatbyinnyu Temple standing within the city walls, rises to a height of 201 feet above the ground and overtops all the other monuments, Gubyaukgyi Temple which dates back to the 13th century AD and Sulamani Guphaya Temple.
You will return to your hotel for a couple of hours to escape the hottest part of the day.

Later this afternoon, end the day atop a pagoda which affords a magnificent sunset view of Bagan's temple studded plains.

Visit some of the beautiful cultural highlights of the city.

We first visit to Mahamuni Pagoda, home to a spectacular Buddha image covered with thick layers of gold leaves. Stop at local workshops to see Kalaga tapestries being made, gold leaf being beaten into paper-thin pieces. Continue to Mandalay Royal Palace, where Burma's last two kings lived.

Afternoon tour includes Shwe Nandaw Kyuang or ‘Golden Palace Monastery’ noted for its intricate wood carvings, Kayuktawgyi Pagoda with its huge marble Buddha and Kuthodaw Pagoda, home to ‘The World’s Largest Book’, a collection of some 729 marble slabs inscribed with Buddhist teachings.

Atop Mandalay Hill lie glittering glass-studded temple walls which reflect the evening glow as you watch the sunset.

After breakfast, begin your day trek to nearby tribes.

Firstly, pay a visit Pindaya with its complex of multi-chambered caves filled with hundreds of Buddha relics. From there, take you through the hills by passing villages fields where the Danu cultivate tobacco, tea, damson plums and mangoes. Enjoy spectacular panoramic view of Pindaya and its surroundings from the top of the hill, before making the trek back to Pindaya. (Please contact us for trekking arrangement)
Continue to Nyaung Shwe by road in the afternoon.

Note : Trekking grade – easy to moderate
Trekking duration - approx. 4 hours

The route is flexible and it depends on your being sportive.

One fullday tour to Kakku by passing Shan and Pa O villages along a countryside mountain with beautiful scenery.

Leave your hotel by boat/car and drive up through the hills to Taunggyi, capital of Southern Shan State and a former British hill station. A stop at She Phone Pyay pagoda fo dizzying views over Taunggyi and Inle Lake. Just a couple of hours from Taunggyi on tarred road, discover the "long lost" ruins of Kakku in countryside inhabited by the Pa O people. Situated in the rolling Shan Hills, Kakku pagoda is very unusual and little is known about its origins. The Pa O people believe that the original pagoda was built on the site some 2,000 years ago. Dozens of small stupas surround the main pagoda in a huge circle. You can wander around the stupas, which are decorated with fine stuccowork and Buddha images.

Visit one of the many Pa O villages near Kakku and a stop at Red Mountain vineyard on the way back to Nyaung Shwe where you will board your boat for going back to the hotel.

Leave for Nay Pyi Taw via Pin Laung road (approx. 6 hours drive) by passing beautiful scenery with mountains and colorful plantations of seasame, pepper, sunflowes through November to February.

Pin Laung town is at 1600 m above sea level. Beyond Pinlaung , the mountain range gradually crawls down with numerous bends. Either side of the road is high cliff and deep gorge until near to Tatkone. Scenery beauty and overlooking view to the hill and lush from the highest clip is amazing. Then it becomes flat until to Nay Pyi Taw.

Nay Pyi Taw, only a vast shrubland a decade back, has become Myanmar’s seat of power and one of the fastest growing cities in the world. Built from dust, more than 25 construction companies were hired to build the city in a few short years.