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Mandalay Region
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Mandalay
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Amarapura, Sagaing, Mingun, Innwa (AVA) Tour
1 day
About this activity
Amarapura
Amarapura meaning "city of the Immortals," which is located 11 kilometers southwest of Mandalay. The city founded by the King Bodawpaya of the konbaung Dynasty made his royal capital in 1783 and also call the city of silk weaving.
Sagaing
Located on the west bank of the Irrawaddy river, across from Mandalay is the Sagaing which served as a royal capital in the 14th century and for a few years in the 18th century (1760-1764).
Mingun
A town of the Irrawaddy River which is the capital of King Bodawpaya (1782-1819), also known as the town of 5 Great things in a world (Pa Hto Taw Gyi, Chintae Gyi, Mingun Bell, Mingun Sayartaw Gyi)
Innwa (AVA)
4 times the ancient capital of Myanmar after eclipsed of the Bagan dynasty. which achieved international renown and the longest capital of Myanmar.
Tour Itinerary Detail
At the morning 9:00 am start a tour from your hotel to Mahagandaryon Monastery at (10:00 am to 10:45 am) known as monastic school of Myanmar and after visit Sagaing Hill (Soon U Ponya Shin and Umin Thounzeh Paya) and Going to the Mingun take 3 hours for Pa Hto Daw Gyi aimed to be 500 ft in height, Mingun Bell (The second largest bell in Myanmar) and Hsinbyime or white pagoda. Coming back from Mingun visit Innwa (Ava) by ferry boat and ride with a horse cart to visit around Innwa(AVA) and then go back to U Bein Bridge (the longest teak wooden bridge founded in 1850) to see the sunset.
Mingun entrance fee 5000 Kyats for 1 person
5 places for 1 ticket fee 10000 Kyats for 1 person
ferry boat fee 1500 Kyats for both way (go and return)
horse cart fee 15000 Kyats for a horse cart
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Amarapura meaning "city of the Immortals," which is located 11 kilometers southwest of Mandalay. The city founded by the King Bodawpaya of the konbaung Dynasty made his royal capital in 1783 and also call the city of silk weaving.
Sagaing
Located on the west bank of the Irrawaddy river, across from Mandalay is the Sagaing which served as a royal capital in the 14th century and for a few years in the 18th century (1760-1764).
Mingun
A town of the Irrawaddy River which is the capital of King Bodawpaya (1782-1819), also known as the town of 5 Great things in a world (Pa Hto Taw Gyi, Chintae Gyi, Mingun Bell, Mingun Sayartaw Gyi)
Innwa (AVA)
4 times the ancient capital of Myanmar after eclipsed of the Bagan dynasty. which achieved international renown and the longest capital of Myanmar.
Tour Itinerary Detail
At the morning 9:00 am start a tour from your hotel to Mahagandaryon Monastery at (10:00 am to 10:45 am) known as monastic school of Myanmar and after visit Sagaing Hill (Soon U Ponya Shin and Umin Thounzeh Paya) and Going to the Mingun take 3 hours for Pa Hto Daw Gyi aimed to be 500 ft in height, Mingun Bell (The second largest bell in Myanmar) and Hsinbyime or white pagoda. Coming back from Mingun visit Innwa (Ava) by ferry boat and ride with a horse cart to visit around Innwa(AVA) and then go back to U Bein Bridge (the longest teak wooden bridge founded in 1850) to see the sunset.
Mingun entrance fee 5000 Kyats for 1 person
5 places for 1 ticket fee 10000 Kyats for 1 person
ferry boat fee 1500 Kyats for both way (go and return)
horse cart fee 15000 Kyats for a horse cart
Included
- water bottles, tower and snacks
Not included
- entrance fee for Mingun, Innwa, ferry boat, horse cart, lunch and dinner.
Additional
- Confirmation will be received at time of booking
- Not wheelchair accessible
- Near public transportation
- Most travelers can participate
Features
Tourism
80%
Cultural
60%
Sport
15%
Original
15%
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