Full Day Mandalay, Amarapura, Sagaing, Innwa Tour
Description
Explore the three ancient cities - Sagaing, Inwa, Amarapura, former capitals of Myanmar (before Mandalay). The trip starts from Mandalay, the second-largest city in Myanmar and ends at Amarapura. There are multiple stops between- Sagaing City, Sagaing Hill, Lay Htet Kyi Brick Monastery, and Ke Tan Chaung Pagoda Complex being some of them!
Highlights
- The Sagaing City & Sagaing Hill
- Multiple monasteries and complexes in Innwa
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Visit the following places with our tour guide:
Mandalay-
Shwe Inn Bin Monastery. a Buddhist monastery in Mandalay.
Mahamuni Pagoda a complex of structures located along a road from Mandalay leading to the southwest.
Marble Stone Carving and Wood Carving.
Amarapura-
Mahagandayon Monastery, famous for monastic education and over 1300 monks and novices.
Sagaing City & Sagaing Hill-
Monastic School.
U Min Thone Ze Pagoda and Soon U Pon Nya Shin Pagoda.
Sitagu International Academy, a Buddhist missionary university located in Sagaing. The academy teaches Buddhist literature and trains monks, nuns and students.
Innwa (Ava)
Lay Htet Kyi Brick Monastery, Bagaya Wooden Monastery and Maha Aung Myae Bon Zan Brick Monastery.
Ke Tan Chaung Pagoda Complex, Kyaung Lain Pagoda Complex and Yamana Semi Pagoda Complex.
Watch Tower (Only remaining building from Old Innwa Palace).
Amarapura.
U Bein Wooden Bridge, a crossing that spans the Taungthaman Lake near Amarapura in Myanmar
Overnight in Mandalay.
What's Included
Road taxes.
Driver and guide.
Gasoline.
English Speaking Myanmar Guide
What's Excluded
Personal expenses.
Camera fee.
Boat fee to see the sunset in U-Bein Bridge.
Entrance fee.
Tips.
Know before you go
- 80 USD per person (1-2 pax.)
- 90 USD per person (3-5pax.)
Cancellation Policy
For cancellations upto 2 days before the tour -
Refund of 80% of the tour price.Price Details
The group size and price | |
1 To 2 | USD 80 Per Group |
1 To 4 | USD 90 Per Group |
This is a group tour |