Drive to Pyin Oo Lwin and sightseeing Purcell Tower, the morning vegetable market, Botanical Garden, Peik Chin Myaung Cave and so on. The next day, we will take a local train on a scenic ride over the famous Goitek Viaduct.
I am Kyaw Aung Htun @ AnGuu Operator of oh Myanmar travel and tour based in Mandalay, Myanmar. I love to travel and participate in concerning to learn culture where I have been to. I try to take travelers to participate and learn about the culture.
Enjoy the colorful scenes of the sunset while taking a rowing boat on Taungthaman Lake. If you are looking for the most stunning views for photography, a boat trip is a top choice to capture the beauty of sunset. The sunlight is often best around an hour before sunset. With hassle-free pickup and drop-off at hotels in Mandalay, enjoy the romantic atmosphere enveloped by different colors.
• Enjoy beautiful sunset at the U Bein Bridge
• Walk on the bridge or admire it from the Taungthaman Lake
• Hassle-free round-trip transport included from Mandalay
• Enjoy a complimentary drink.
Excursion to 3 Ancient Capitals nearby Mandalay: Sagaing, with numerous Buddhist monasteries, Innwa (Ava), an ancient imperial capital from 14th to 19th centuries and Amarapura, the capital of Myanmar twice in (1783–1821 and 1842–1859).
HIGHLIGHTS
- Exploring Sagaing Hills for numerous pagodas, monasteries and nunneries to learn daily life of Buddhist Nuns,
- Visit to Innwa (Ava) includes, Maha Aungmye Bonzan Monastery (or) Mei Nu Oke Kyaung (a brick stucco monastery) built by Nanmadaw Mei Nu, the chief queen of Bagyidaw, for her royal abbot U Bok in 1822.
- Bargaya Kyaung (or) Bame Kyaung, built in 1834, the entire monastery is supported by 267 teak posts (the largest measures 60 ft in height and 9 ft in circumference)
- Nanmyint Watch Tower – A remnant of the palace built by King Bagyidaw, at the center of old Innwa,
- A visit to Amarapura to take a stroll and have a nice photo stop at U Bein Bridge, the world’s longest teak bridge nearly 200-years-old.
I am Kyaw Aung Htun @ AnGuu Operator of oh Myanmar travel and tour based in Mandalay, Myanmar. I love to travel and participate in concerning to learn culture where I have been to. I try to take travelers to participate and learn about the culture.
A wonderful day trip from Mandalay to Maymyo (also called Pyin Oo Lwin). Whilst there you will tour the botanical gardens, experience a local market and travel through the town in a horse-drawn carriage.
The Mandalay Bike 'n Bite Tour is a unique combination. It's an easy bicycle tour on real bamboo bikes and lovely food tasting. A bit of exercise, lots of bites and many stories to tell.
You’ll stop and try all the best foods that Mandalay has to offer. From delicious tea shop noodles to sweet cakes. With every stop, you discover a new taste and hear new stories about food, culture and history.
You’ll see this enchanting city like few have
Be prepared to be amazed. This is a very typical Myanmar cruise. We start sailing from Mandalay through the heart of central dry plain, small villages, historical famous cities, trace back old British lifestyle in the colonial town of George Orwell’s famous book “Burmese Days”. Sail along the Scenic landscape, experience simple life style, wonder around the monuments rich in history. We will bring you to small villages and towns where time stands still and see means of agriculture and manufacturing mostly done by hand just as in old bible. Most places we visit are far away from the modern civilization. Since its predominant religion is Buddhism and we will find old monasteries and temples, we will take time to enjoy historically valuable sites and the simple art of Myanmar
Join Moe and her family for a meal at their welcoming dining table. The homecooking of Myanmar is influenced by its geography and the food is a mix of southeast Asian, Indian, and Chinese flavors and cooking techniques. Moe’s family prepares traditional Myanmar cuisine as well as Chinese dishes, reflecting their heritage.
You might try dishes such as their tender Burmese pork curry cooked with onions and tomato paste, nga phe thoq (a fish cake salad, of fried fish cake served on top of a fresh greens with onion, fried garlic and tomato), bean soup with vermicelli and dried shrimp, or shui jiao (Chinese dumplings stuffed with minced pork, ginger, and spring onions).
