Explore four major attractions in Myanmar. Enjoy beautiful sunset from Shwedagon Pagoda. Visit main attractions in Mandalay region such as Mahamuni, U Bein Teak Bridge, unfinished Mingun Pahtodawgyi and Mingun Bell. Discover historical sites and enjoy sunset at one of the famous temples at Bagan. Observe Innthar Heritage and floating garden at Inle Lake.

Having retained its ancient customs, culture and natural beauty intact, Myanmar (Burma) seems a world away from modern times. The spectacular Shwedagon Pagoda in Yangon, the sacred stupas of Bagan, a stunning sunset at U Bein Bridge and the charming Indein Village on Inle Lake, are all must-see sights included in this spiritual journey.

This tour introduces to you the significant sights of the former ancient royal capitals Amarapura, Sagaing, and Innwa.

Excursion to 3 Ancient Capitals nearby Mandalay: Sagaing, with numerous Buddhist monasteries, Innwa (Ava), an ancient imperial capital from 14th to 19th centuries and Amarapura, the capital of Myanmar twice in (1783–1821 and 1842–1859). HIGHLIGHTS - Exploring Sagaing Hills for numerous pagodas, monasteries and nunneries to learn daily life of Buddhist Nuns, - Visit to Innwa (Ava) includes, Maha Aungmye Bonzan Monastery (or) Mei Nu Oke Kyaung (a brick stucco monastery) built by Nanmadaw Mei Nu, the chief queen of Bagyidaw, for her royal abbot U Bok in 1822. - Bargaya Kyaung (or) Bame Kyaung, built in 1834, the entire monastery is supported by 267 teak posts (the largest measures 60 ft in height and 9 ft in circumference) - Nanmyint Watch Tower – A remnant of the palace built by King Bagyidaw, at the center of old Innwa, - A visit to Amarapura to take a stroll and have a nice photo stop at U Bein Bridge, the world’s longest teak bridge nearly 200-years-old.

Explore Mandalay one day tour, our professional tourist guide will pick you up your hotel in Mandalay. Firstly visit to UBein Bridge , The world’s longest teak footbridge gently curves 1300 yd across shallow Taungthaman Lake. Continue to the stone carving handicraft and Mahamuni Buddha Image, where enshrined one of Myanmar’s most venerated Buddha statues is enshrined, covered in gold leaf. Continue to Zay Cho, famous local market to see the local life of burmese people. Lunch with delicious meals. After lunch, continue to the Gold leaf handicraft and Golden palace monastery, the sole surviving Royal Palace building in Mandalay, offering a glimpse of the original style and architecture of the Myanmar royals; and lastly. Visit to the Kuthodaw pagoda, a compound housing Buddha’s teachings carved in the sacred Pali script on stone tablets and regarded as the world’s largest book in terms of surface area. Then visit Mandalay hill, the highest point of the city and enjoy the sunset.

Being the last Royal Capital of Myanmar Kingdom, a visit to Mandalay will give you the knowledge of culture, history and the religion of the Myanmar people. It is also worthwhile to visit U Bein Bridge (the world’s longest teak bridge) and the Kuthodaw Pagoda (where the world’s largest book) exit. HIGHLIGHTS • Take a stroll and have a nice photo stop at U Bein Bridge, the world’s longest teak bridge nearly 200-years-old • Visit Mahagandayon Monastery, where you will learn about the daily life of Buddhist monks • Learn about the generosity of the Myanmar people at Mahamuni Pagoda • Explore the various workshops and learn about the best fine wood carvings at Shwe Inn Bin and Golden Palace Monastery • See Kuthodaw Pagoda, where the world’s largest book exists • Enjoy a sunset from Mandalay Hill • Complete a visit to Shwe Kyin Monastery to watch the evening prayers of the monks