Overview

Yangon and Bago are two of the most attractive destinations in Myanmar tourism so if you want to find a tour that allows you to explore these two locations to the fullest, Yangon To Bago Day Trip: Mystery Of Buddha Land is definitely the perfect choice. On this Myanmar tour package, you can visit religious and historical monuments, all the while enjoying the mesmerizing view on the way from Yangon to Bago. If you have any questions, feel free to contact Myanmar Private Tour and let us accompany you on your best Myanmar tour!

Yangon to Bago Day Trip: Mystery of Buddha Land
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You will be picked up at 8:00 am to start the tour.

After breakfast, the driver will bring you to Bago, northwest of Yangon in 2 hours (80 kms). Bago was the central city of Mon Kingdom of Lower Myanmar in the 15th century.

Stop at Kha Khat Wain Monastery where hundreds of monks are devoted to get Buddha’s teachings.

Kyaik Pun pagoda depicts 4 enormous Buddha sitting facing in four directions (built by the Mon king ‘Dhammazedi’ in 1476 A.D).

Then we will go to visit the active Bago local market and Shwemawdaw Pagoda, one of the most appreciated shrines in Myanmar. At 114 meters in height with a high spire, the Shwemadaw holds the record for the tallest pagoda in the country. 

The Shwethalyaung Buddha is one of the largest reclining Buddha images in Burma and most real and prized back to the 9th century. Stopover and feel dynamic to walk to Hin Thar Waddy temple’s top for a special view of Bago as well as an opportunity to explore the worship of nats as the temple is home for many nat shrines.

When you come back to Yangon, you will have a chance to visit the Allied War Cemetery, situated close to Htaukkyan, which contains the graves of more than 27,000 allied soldiers.

In the late afternoon, we will come back to Yangon.

The Yangon to Bago day trip ends.

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