Yangon and Bagan By Bus Transfer

Greetings from Myanmar! You will be taken from Yangon International Airport to the hotel in the heart of the city to check in. Meals on your own. Spend the night at the hotel.

After breakfast at the hotel, we will begin our city tour by paying a visit to the Kyaukhtatgyi Pagoda. Transfer downtown from there to witness the highlights of Burmese life at Yangon's China Town, commonly known as 19th Street. You are allowed to stop and snap breathtaking pictures of the local temples on the way here, which have hundreds of depictions of mythical scenes.

We will board the circular train that is utilized by people to transport their goods when we make our way to the Central Railway Station. We will travel 28 miles on the train, passing through 39 stops as well as rural and residential regions. The circle train is recognized as the greatest way to see Yangon by thousands of visitors on Tripadvisor.

We make a stop at Da Nyin Gone Station and continue our trip to a vibrant neighborhood market, where we have approximately 45 minutes to wander about and see a typical day in the life of a Yangon resident.

Visit the well-known Shwedagon pagoda, the most spiritual temple in Burma, in the late afternoon to learn about it and enjoy the sunsets.

Go to the bus station to catch an overnight trip to Bagan.

As soon as you arrive at the bus station, begin your tour to Bagan by paying a visit to the Shwezigon pagoda, where you may obtain a thorough understanding of Burmese Buddhist traditions.

Following that, we explore some of Bagan's other most renowned sites, including the fabled Ananda White Temple, Dhammayangyi's Largest Temple, and the stunning Htilominlo Red Brick Temple.

USD 10 per cart for the optional horse carriage around the temples (max 2 people)

Visit the Minnanthu village next, where the hospitable locals reside in their traditional country houses with outdoor living spaces for relaxing, entertaining, working, and sleeping.

The ideal way to finish the day is to visit Shwesandaw Pagoda, Bagan's second-highest pagoda.

Hot air balloon rides above Bagan are optional and only offered from October/November to March. It is advised that you get up early to get to the hot-air balloon launch, which gives you a fascinating experience of seeing the Irrawaddy River and the stupas in the area from a bird's eye view.

Transfer to Mount Popa in the morning for a visit and learn about nats and nat worship as you climb through several shrines and see local pilgrims.

In order to observe the traditional manufacture of palm toddy, we stop at Shwe Hlaing Village on the way back to Bagan after reaching the foot of the temple.

Return to the Bagan bus station to catch the overnight bus to Yangon.

Optional day usage at Hotel Esta: USD 22 per person

After arriving in Yangon, have a shower at your hotel before exploring Scott Market, which is a favorite market for both locals and visitors. After that, transfer to the airport for your departure flight.