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Witness the spectacular sight of red-robed monks collecting their daily alms on this short Myanmar tour in Mandalay. Visit the Golden Palace Monastery and Kuthodaw Pagoda, spend time learning about local handicrafts and Burmese cuisine, and top it all off with sunset views from Mandalay Hill.
Witness the spectacular sight of red-robed monks collecting their daily alms on this short Myanmar tour in Mandalay.
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At a glance
Day by day
Arrive in Mandalay, get picked up at the airport, and transfer to your hotel for check-in. The rest of the day can be spent at your leisure.
Meals: none
Accommodation at the selected hotel in Mandalay.
Visit the most revered religious monuments in Mandalay. Head to a local tea shop to explore a variety of Burmese cuisine and what people usually eat for breakfast.
Continue your sightseeing tour to the Golden Palace Monastery and witness a perfect example of traditional woodwork.
Move on to Kuthodaw Pagoda, famous for the world's largest book made of 729 marble slabs, on which the entire Theravada Buddhist Pali Canon is inscribed.
Explore a Kalaga tapestry craftsmen shop before walking up Mandalay Hill for sunset viewing.
Transfer back to the hotel.
Meals: Breakfast at the hotel, lunch at a local restaurant.
Accommodation at the selected hotel in Mandalay.
Check out from your hotel and spend the day at your leisure.
Get transferred to Mandalay Airport and end the tour.
Meal: Breakfast at the hotel.
Where this trip takes you
Kuthodaw Pagoda marble slabs, Golden Palace Monastery woodwork, Mandalay Hill sunset
The route
The fine print
Accommodation at the hotel
Transportation by air-conditioned coach
English-speaking Myanmar station guides (different guide in each station)
Meals as mentioned in the itinerary
Entrance fees in the itinerary
Mandalay zone fee
Water and refreshing towel
Domestic/international tickets to/from Yangon/Mandalay
Visa arrangements for Myanmar
Visits not mentioned in the program
Drinks and personal expenses
Tips for local guides and drivers
Porter charges at the hotels
Credit card fees (4%) or bank transfer fees for non-cash payments
Any other items not mentioned in the itinerary
Bring sunscreen, sunglasses, a hat, and a raincoat if necessary.
Sandals and flip-flops are recommended.
Please note that dress codes are conservative for this tour; modest and respectful clothing that covers the shoulders and knees is recommended.
This is a private tour/activity. Only your group will participate.
Logistics
Your 3 days finish where they began, in Mandalay.
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