Myanmar Cruise Schedule & Departure in January 2024

• Admire the best of Burmese unique architectures among religious complex in Bagan and Mandalay

• Enjoy the charming nature, eye-catching sights along the way, especially the sunset

• Drop by local market, traditional villages and workshops at sites

• Take part in some joyful healthy activities and gain a lot of cheerful memories

• Discover sweeping views of the Mandalay city with Mandalay Hill, Kuthodaw pagoda, sunset at U-Bein Bridge

• Enjoy a dance and theatre performance on-board

• Visit the unfinished Mingun pagoda, the largest working bell in the world

• Sail to Monywa and visit the Hpowindaung and Shwebadaung Caves where hundreds placing inside niches decorated with wonderful mural paintings

• Tour to a picturesque river village of Yandabo specializing in Pot-Making, learn unique production technique at some workshops, visit the school and the monastery

• Enjoy Oxcart tour around Bagan ancient sites, view the sunset atop the most significant temple in the area with a champagne toast

• Sail to visit Salay and explore its teak monasteries, head to the village of Tan Kyi, enjoy a marvelous sunset over the Bagan plains

• Arrive at Magwe and visit Myat Than Lun Paya on a hilltop with a beautiful panoramic vantage point

• Tour to the town of Thayetmyo - the oldest golf course of Myanmar with fascinating history

• Enjoy a scenic drive from Prome to Yangon

• Great chance to fall for the unique architectures among ancient pagodas and temples in the two cities

• Stop at lacquer ware and textile workshops to witness the very refined art of craftsmen.

• Get on board and horse-cart to capture every joyful sights along the way

• Experience the sunset in different views and have your own free time

• Great chance to fall for the unique architectures among ancient pagodas and temples in the two cities

• Stop at lacquer ware and textile workshops to witness the very refined art of craftsmen.

• Get on board and horse-cart to capture every joyful sights along the way

• Experience the sunset in different views and have your own free time

• Visit a series of ancient temples and pagodas among religious complex in Mandalay

• Get chance to check out the textile workshops, the technique of silversmiths and other traditional products

• Explore the city of Bagan and its interesting surrounding attractions

• Dig in the faint sunlight of the dusk in different views

• Visit the complex of temples and pagodas in the two favorite cities of Bagan and Mandalay

• Immerse into the fairy scenery along the country of Burma

• Admire the imposing and spectacular sunset in the red sky

• Gain information of Burmese daily life through dropping by workshops, traditional villages, etc.

• Enjoy the best facilities and services on the high-class Paukan

• Land in the rustic area of traditional river villages on road

• Explore Myanmar on the joyful road through Mandalay and Bagan

• Enjoy a luxury cruise to explore the ancient city of Bagan with its bustling market, gold leaf-gilded pagoda as well as watch the traditional puppet show

• Have chance to know about Thanaka - the distinctive feature of Burmese make up

• Visit a local village with production of terracotta pottery made from river bank mud

• Come to view many spiritual sites during the way to admire their magnificent architectural design and beautiful sights

• Taste local delicious cuisines and traditional cultures as well

• Visit Mingun in Mandalay - the largest, undamaged bell in the world

• Take a tour around KyaungMyaung where you can admire the manufacture of large glazed earthenware pots

• Pass through many gorgeous pagoda and temples such as Thihadaw Pagoda, Theindawgyi Paya pagoda, Soon U Ponya Shin Pagoda, etc.

• Stroll around the striking island of Shwe Paw and the riverside village of Mae Dar

• Explore the enchanting colonial town of Katha with the story about “Burmese Days”

• Take a tour to Mogok which has been famous since ancient times for its gemstones

• Discover the ancient city Ava by horse cart and look at many Myanmar stonework, art and architecture

• Take pleasure in the impressive panoramic views along the cruising way

• Trek to a remote village to see their life and daily activities

• Start the departure in Bagan

• Have a tour of Pakokku by trishaw

• Take a walk round the pottery village at Yandabo

• Visit hundred of islands: Coxcombe Island, Phi Lar island, Tann Shey Island, Myeik,...

• Explore the secret lagoon, timing and entry, by swimming or by kayak, depends on a low tide.

• Visit Tann Shey Island, forming the main part of Lampi marine national park, and explore the mangroves by kayak where you may see wild monkeys.

• Exploring the many architectural marvels of this old British port town

• Visit the house of the author Maurice Collis

• Visit the war graves Thanbyuzayat

• Exploring this important colonial outpost that was annexed by the British in 1824

• Visit old colonial churches and a splendid wood-carved royal monastery on the hill

• Travel to the furthest navigable point on the Chindwin River to explore the unique sights and people's life

• Take a step into Toungdoot - an ancient Shan enclave where you can see what has become of the royal family and their home

• Come to the final resting place of a number of IFC steamers - Sitthaung and have a glance at a period time of the past

• Explore Mingkin with the most art historically fascinating site in Myanmar, seeing its Konbaung court style teak monasteries

• Go into the lower Chindwin and the forested hills fall away from farmland

• Discover Phowin Taung Caves to admire beautiful mural paintings and Buddha statues in riches

• Make a trip to the Thanbodi Temple with its million Buddha images

• Admire beautiful mural paintings and Buddha statues in riches

• Pass a number of attractive villages like Kanee where we can stretch our legs

• Explore Mawlaik replaced Kindat as the administrative capital

• Pass the mouth of the Yu River which drains the Kubu valley that provided the route for a Lieutenant Grant

• See what has become of the royal family and their home and see these Shan people so far from their Tai-Shan homelands

• Arrive to Kyauk-myoung with the famous 50 handmade gallon water pots

• Stop at Khan-nyat village with its many Buddhist monasteries and visit the former head teacher's house

• Sail to the captivating colonial town of Katha and view George Orwell’s Myanma Days

• Transfer by local boat and visit Kyun Daw village

• Stop at Mingun to see the largest working bell in the world and the unfinished pagoda

• Have a nice excursion to central Mandalay exploring the palace and hill areas, crafts workshops and shopping

• Take pleasure form the morning walk in Mingun and then cruise up river to further sailing upstream

• Come to Kyauk-myoungand see its amazing pot villages

• Travel around the ancient capital of Amarapura by coach and sampan

• Pass through the U Bein Bridge to see paintings in a temple

• Arrive at Yandabo village which is famous for production of terracotta pottery from the river bank clay.