Tickets en Myanmar (Birmania)

Inle Lake is an idyllic destination where clear waters, mountains back drops, floating gardens and stilted villages coexist. After breakfast pick up from your hotel. Your Inle Lake sightseeing tour by boat includes Floating Market (can be able to see on the 5 market days only ), Phaungdaw Oo Pagoda, Ngaphechaung Monastery (well known for its jumping cats), weaving factory, silver smith workshop and as well a floating plantation.

El monasterio Shwenandaw es maravillosamente frágil y todavía un gran ejemplo de la arquitectura Myanmar teca siglo del 19 y también una importante obra de talladores de madera de arte. La pagoda Sandamuni fue erigida sobre la ubicación de palacio provincial del rey Mindons. La Paya es también famosa por el Buda de hierro Sandamani emitidos. La pagoda budista Kuthodaw es la biblia de piedra-inscripción en la versión que indica todas las enseñanzas de Buda. Hay 729 piezas de piedras de mármol, cada uno de los cuales se encuentra en un templo. El Mandalay Hill se encuentra a las afueras del norte de la ciudad con una cumbre de 230 m sobre la llanura circundante. Es la torre de reloj natural para los visitantes que quieren ver el amanecer o el atardecer sobre. Estricto código de vestimenta se aplica para la visita. Sólo pantalones largos o de faldas cubriendo las rodillas están permitidos, así como zapatos que cubren completamente el pie. Sandalias o zapatos con los dedos abiertos están totalmente prohibidos.

Disfrute de su tour turístico visitando la pagoda de Mahar Myat Muni; se dice que esta imagen de Buda tiene más de mil años. Los budistas creen que este brillante y dorado Buda Maha Muni es una representación de Buda, y está muy bien considerada. El monasterio de Shwe In Bin, construido según el estilo tradicional birmano, es uno de los pocos edificios que han superado la prueba del paso del tiempo. El monasterio lo construyeron en 1895 los comerciantes chinos y contiene un gran número de tallas de madera impresionantes, así como muchas y admirables obras de arte. El palacio de Mandalay fue el primer palacio que levantó en Mandalay el rey Mindon cuando trasladó su capital desde Amarapura en 1861 para cumplir una antigua profecía.

Código de vestimenta: Por razones religiosas, se exige el uso de ropa recatada que cubra las rodillas. Es necesario descalzarse antes de entrar en la pagoda, ya que no se permite la entrada en casi ningún recinto religioso con zapatos, sandalias, chancletas y calcetines. Es aconsejable utilizar sombrero y gafas de sol en la zona tropical de Mandalay.

With your Travel guide and car, depart this morning for the one-hour drive to Syriam. Also referred to as Thanlyin, Syriam has an interesting past first rising to prominence as a port during the 15 th century, then briefly falling under Portuguese rule in the 17 th century, serving as the base for the French East India company and finally joining the British empire. These days Syriam is home to three universities and, despite its proximity to Yangon, remains a quiet, sleepy town.

Upon arrival we'll explore this pleasant town, driving around the tree-lined streets to see the main sites and get a glimpse of local life. Visit the hilltop pagoda at Kyaik Khauk, which is 4 kilometres outside of the town centre, and offers fabulous views including Shwedagon Pagoda in the far distance. Also visit Ye Le Pagoda (also called Kyauktan) which is built on a small island. We'll take a local boat across to this unique temple.

A lunch stop will be made in Syriam (client's account).

Then we'll begin the drive back to Yangon, arriving mid-afternoon.

Your guide and driver will pick you up at your hotel this morning for a full day of exploring Yangon's art and antiques scene.

We'll start up in the area of Yangon known as 'Golden Valley' at New Treasure Gallery. This art gallery was established by Min Wai Aung, a Burmese artist famous for his paintings of monks. Then visit two antiques shops, Augustine's and Madame Thair. Both shops are filled with curious and some real hidden gems from various periods of Myanmar's history. The exuberant Madame Thair will be sure to entertain you with her charm and 'everything is for sale' pitch. Next it's on to Dhamazedi Road where a row of small shop houses are packed full of antiques. Hidden among the dusty shelves are many treasures from the colonial era and before.

Stop for lunch at House of Memories Restaurant, an old colonial style mansion set in a beautiful garden. Once used as the BIA (Burma Independence Army) and BDA (Burma Defense Army) Head Quarters, the building is full of memories of the people who embarked on the long walk toward gaining independence for Myanmar. Wander through the house looking at the historic remnants on display including a room named after General Aung San, which was once his office and still contains his desk and typewriter.

This afternoon we will head downtown to visit at least three art galleries. (Itinerary may vary depending on opening hours, current exhibits and client's personal interests). We'll start at River Gallery, located adjacent to The Strand Hotel, which aims to bring Myanmar art to a wider audience. River Gallery showcases the city's widest range of contemporary art, representing more than 30 artists at any given time. Next we'll visit Lokanat Gallery, a non-profit gallery that features a small collection of traditional works as well as rotating exhibits of current Burmese artists.

Then we will continue to Pansodan Arts to view works of art covering traditional period up to modern, abstract styles. The knowledgeable curator will show you upstairs to the store room where hundreds of paintings are tucked away, including war-time propaganda, neo-classical works created as European influences began to reach Myanmar and classic line drawings and photographs. Before leaving downtown we'll visit the newest addition to Yangon's arts scene, Sule Eain. Located adjacent to Sule Paya, this loft-style space features rotating exhibitions of contemporary painters. Then it is time to transfer back to your hotel.

Day 1 - arrive at Yangon and Yangon sightseeing.
Upon arrival at airport, welcome by our Guide and he will be held on placard with your name on it. And then transfer to hotel for check-in. Yangon, formerly known as Rangoon, is still a relatively quiet and charming city. Its impressive colonial and spiritual heritage makes Yangon one of the most fascinating and authentic capitals of South-East Asia. This afternoon, transfer to Yangon Heritage Trust’s downtown office where their specially-trained guide will give a briefing about the progress, and challenges to come, of preserving the city’s buildings. Afterwards, begin a 2.5 hour walking tour through central Yangon. Starting at Yangon’s Heritage Trust Office on Lower Pansodan Road and Highlights include City Hall, the High Court and the former Burma Railways Company – one of Yangon’s oldest administrative buildings. From here, continue to Shwedagon Pagoda the most revered Buddhist temple in Myanmar. Although the origins of the pagoda are unclear, the local legend states that the original structure was built 2500 years ago then renovated several times until taking its current shape in the 15th century. The 8-sided central stupa is 99 meters tall and gilded with gold leaf and is surrounded by 64 smaller stupas and your guide will show you around the massive complex, explaining why this temple is so revered. Enjoy breathtaking views of the golden stupa from this vantage point. Stay overnight at hotel in Yangon(Summit Park View).

Day 2 - Yangon and Golden Rock Pagoda.
After breakfast, you will overland drive to KyaikHto to go to the Golden Rock (driving hour about 4 hours). One the way, we visit to Htaukkyant War Cemetery. Then proceed to overland driving to Golden Rock. Arrive at pilgrim-village is a starting point to the famous Golden Rock. From our hotel in Kyaikhtiyo we first take a truck and then enjoy the trekking to Golden Rock, it will take about 1 hour up the hill to enjoy the sunset at the Golden Rock. The famous 'Golden Rock' is a sacred, massive gold-leafed boulder delicately balanced on the edge of a cliff near the top of Mt. Kyaikhtiyo and it is one of the most revered Buddhist shrines. Lunch and Dinner at local good restaurant. Stay overnight at Golden Rock Pagoda(Mountain Top Hotel).

Las carreteras sinuosas te esperan en esta magnífica excursión para explorar la hermosa región natural de Pyin Oo Lwin. Tan solo a una hora de viaje desde Mandalay, este pintoresco paisaje rural será la escapada perfecta para aquellos que visiten el norte de Birmania.

Aunque en su origen era un puesto militar, en la actualidad Pyin Oo Lwin es un destino popular entre los visitantes de fuera y los locales. Las vistosas casas coloniales aparecen en medio del entorno rural, con numerosos puntos de observación para disfrutar de sus magníficas vistas. Plantaciones de flores, fresas, piñas y café se extienden ante tus ojos, y los visitantes pueden observar a los trabajadores haciendo su labor. En el mercado, regálate alguno de los artículos artesanales cuidadosamente elaborados por los comerciantes locales. Salte del camino marcado y descubre este maravilloso entorno de primera mano con una excursión por alguna de las muchas vías peatonales o ciclistas. Revive un auténtico día en la Pyin Oo Lwin del pasado al subir en un auténtico carruaje de la época y visita los numerosos lugares históricos de la zona. Otros atractivos de esta fantástica excursión son el hermoso jardín botánico, el encantador templo chino y la espectacular cascada de Pwe Kauk, por nombrar algunos. También tendrás ocasión de saborear los auténticos sabores y aromas tradicionales durante el almuerzo en un restaurante local.

Sumérgete en este acogedor ambiente rural y su maravilloso clima y aprovecha esta ocasión de relajarte lejos del ajetreo de la ciudad antes de volver a Mandalay. Las excursiones salen a las 8:30 horas desde la recepción del hotel, y el precio incluye el guía de habla inglesa, un vehículo dotado de aire acondicionado, conductor y los tickets de entrada.

A Buddhist tends to practice meditation as a mental exercise for attaining serenity and soundness. We have arranged the necessary permission for those who wish to study Buddhist teachings and learn the traditional practice of meditation. You will be able to discuss with venerable monk and meditation instructor for one hour and try it comfortably for another hour.

This trip will prove to be fruitful for you during your stay in Myanmar as your learn to attaining peace of mind and tranquility.

La asombrosa Birmania es un famoso paraíso esperando que vengas a descubrirlo. La increíble diversidad y la intrigante historia de este país, que antes se llamaba Burma, goza de fama mundial. Descubre, con ayuda de nuestro guía de habla inglesa, esta hermosa región desde su entorno prácticamente virgen hasta su rico patrimonio cultural, todo ello en una excursión de cinco horas desde la comodidad de un vehículo de grandes dimensiones dotado de aire acondicionado.

Respira aire puro al entrar en la zona montañosa llena de una vegetación exuberante y maravíllate ante los pintorescos paisajes de tu alrededor. Deléitate al contemplar lagos resplandecientes y sinuosos ríos, antes de hundir los pies en arenas de maravillosas playas vírgenes.

Escondida en medio de esta espectacular región se encuentra Mandalay, la segunda ciudad más grande de Birmania y antigua capital del país. Este importante centro económico y religioso ofrece una gran variedad de atracciones, entre ellas el Monasterio de Shwenandaw, famoso por sus exquisitas tallas en la madera. Te quedarás boquiabierto ante el lugar más sagrado de peregrinación del país, la Pagoda sagrada de Mahamuni Pagoda. Aquí podrás acercarte al impresionante Buda Mahamuni, de importancia vital para muchos de los habitantes de este lugar. Por último visitaremos el Monasterio de Shwenandaw, conocido por sus elaboradas tallas sobre madera, que además alberga el libro más grande del mundo, el Kuthodaw Pagoda. Toda una proeza, el Kuthodaw Pagoda se compone de 729 tablas de piedra que muestran las escrituras budistas en su totalidad.

Your journey begins with a transfer to Yangon Jetty. You will embark on a boat to cruise along the Yangon River to the small town of Twantay. This peaceful and beautiful town is famous for its pottery, which are unique in style and technique to the Twantay area. Stroll around town to view how posts and earthen wares are made. Continue sightseeing in the town as you travel by traditional horse cart. Return to Yangon and enjoy a special lunch onboard as you cruise back along the river.