Top Experiences in Taukkyan War Cemetery

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Learn not only about the spiritual heart of the Buddhism but also discover the natural beauty of the region around Kyaikhtiyo (Golden Rock). This is an adventure trip as you must take a ride by an open truck from the base camp to the mountain top. On the way back to Yangon, make a short visit in Bago. 

HIGHLIGHTS
• Make a pilgrimage tour up to Mount Kyaiktiyo, home of the famous Golden Rock Pagoda.
• Admire the gilded dome of the Shwemawdaw Pagoda and see the Great Reclining Buddha Image, Shwetharlyang Pagoda in Bago.
• Enjoy having lunch at local restaurant.
• Visit the War Cemetery which is maintained by the Commonwealth War Graves Commission.

Uncover the highlights of Bago, a wonderful just 2 hours drives out of Yangon, on a 1 day tour with an experienced guide. Your guide will share you the great knowledge of the history and culture about the real life of Myanmar and its customs.

HIGHLIGHTS
• You can learn about the local traditions and culture of old Mon Kingdom Bago.
• Learn the life of monks at Kya Khat Wine Monastery where you can watch the monks accepting the meals from the donors and peacefully having their meals.
• Enjoy having lunch at local restaurant.
• Lean about the History of late King Bayint Naung and its late Palace site.
• Visit the gilded dome of the Shwemawdaw Pagoda and Great Reclining Buddha Image Shwetharlyang Pagoda.
• Visit to Mahazedi, different in structure built by King Bayint Naung.

You will see the best of Myanmar through our itinerary.
This insightful itinerary covers a lot of ground, starting from the vibrant city of Yangon and traveling onwards to the temple-filled plains of Bagan. Explore Mandalay’s ancient capitals and then fly to the Shan State, a region of stunning landscapes and colorful hill tribe groups.

Bago, also known as Pegu, was the capital of the Mon Kingdom in the 15th century and is a town steeped in legend. Join our tour, you will able to visit beautiful pagodas and local sites.

An extensive tour of the most striking sites of Myanmar, from Yangon to Bagan, Mandalay and Inle lake…A glimpse on the colonial city of Yangon and the Golden Shwedagon pagoda flight to the world Heritage Site of Bagan, one of the most remarkable archaeological sites in Asia. Continue to Mandalay, the cultural capital of the country to enjoy different colour of travel given by its nature and its people. Then to the beautiful Inle Lake over 1,300 metres above sea level setting encircled by wooded hills. A wonderful experience in and rich and simple environment.

Explore two main famous attractions regions such as Bagan and Inle Lake in 5 nights and 6 days. Bagan, the heart of archaeological zone offers convenient access to some of the world's most magnificent temples. Enjoy Bagan temples sunrise and sunset from Ayeyarwaddy River. Explore Innthar villages around Inle lake and visit ancient ruined temples, floating villages, gardens and tasting wine in Vine yard.
A wonderful experience in and rich and simple environment

A glimpse of the colonial city of Yangon and the Golden Shwedagon pagoda then fly to the world Heritage Site of Bagan, one of the most remarkable archaeological sites in Asia.

Bago, formerly known as Hanthawaddy of Mon Kingdom in 15th century. Your professional English speaking guide will bring you to some popular landmarks and attractions of Bago such as Kyakhat Wine Monastery, Shwemawdaw Pagoda, Reclining Buddha of Shwethelyaung, the four Giant Buddha images of Kyaikpun Pagoda and the excavation site and restoration work of Kanbawzathadi, the palace of famous King Bayinnaung.

Overview
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Bago, the 15th Century Mon Kingdom, also Second Myanmar Empire is just drive out from Yangon.
In addition to Buddhist monuments, Allied War Cemetery on the way, Paddy fields, bamboo and timber logs and its famous cheroot industry, the main market and Mon weaving community to learn about traditional handicrafts can be explored.

Highlights
Visit the Allied War Graves Cemetery, paddy fields along the way
Visit Buddhist monastic life in Kya Khat Wai Monastery, admire the historic Shwemawdaw Pagoda & Kambawzathardi Palace and visit Shwe Thalyaung Buddha image - the 55-metre-long reclining are the wonder experiences for you of a day.

Bago houses a large number of interesting and historically-important sights. Join this excursion from Yangon to learn about Hanthawaddy Kingdom.

For Private small group tour ; Our private coach pick up to hotel and visit to Kyaikhtiyo (Golden Rock) about 160 km from Yangon .On the way visit to Htaukkyant War Cemetery and then continue visit to Kyaikhtiyo (Golden Rock) stands on a gilded boulder precariously perched on the edge of a hill,Kyaikhtiyo is the domestic tourism centre. Enjoy the night in Kyaik Hto Hotel.

After breakfast, return by coach to Yangon. En route visit at Bago, the ancient Mon Capital, 80 Kilometers northeast of Yangon. Sightseeing tour highlights include in Bago. Bago colorful market to observe the ways of life of local people, Shwemawdaw Pagoda, one of the most venerated pagodas in Myanmar, Kanbawzathardi Palaces, Shwethalyaung, the world’s most beautiful Reclining Buddha and Kyaikpun Pagoda, four huge Buddha Image sitting back to.

Bago is full of ancient monuments that have been well kept so it gave us the opportunity of visiting a monastery, a few golden Payas, a reclining Buddha and a Bhuddhist temple in a relaxing and quiet way and it was a breath of fresh air after our experience in the chaos of Yangon.