Take a morning flight to Bagan. Bagan is on of the richest archeological sites in Asia and known as the city of four million pagodas. It is a major tourist attraction in Myanmar. There are once more then 4000 temples scatted over its wide plain but today 2230 temples are remaining in different sizes and in a bewildering variety of shapes. Bagan offers superb archaeological and architectural wonders to visitors. Sightseeing tour includes many Bagan’s distinctive stupas , temples and Lacquer ware workshop. You will enjoy a superb panoramic view of the pagodas during sunset.

Morning drive to nearby Mt Popa – set amid lovely hill and forest scenery, Mt Popa is an Ancient volcano. It is 1500 meter high and located about 50 kilo meters southeast of Bagan. This area has been designated as a National Park, a perfect place for eco-tourism. It takes about 30 minutes to climb up to the summit which commands a good view. Bagan is the important worship center as well as a major pilgrimage destination in Myanmar. Return to Bagan for dinner and overnight.

Take a domestic flight to Mandalay- the last capital of Myanmar Kingdom, 668 km north of Yangon, is the center of Myanmar culture. Located on the eastern bank of the Ayarwaddy River, it was founded in 1857 by King Mindon (last second king) Today‘s tour includes: Amarapura and Inwa. The highlight of the Amarapura tour highlights includes U Bein Bridge- the world longest wooden bridge which spans 1.2 km long which is built totally with teak woods two centuries ago. You will travel by horse cart to visit Bagaya Monastery which built of 267 gigantic teakwood pillars and the leaning tower of Inwa.

Today‘s Mandalay sightseeing tour includes: gold leaves hammering workshop and other handicraft workshops such as wood caving and bronze casting. Visit the Mahamuni Pagoda. It was built in 1784 by King Bodawpaya. Shwenandaw Monastery, this is one of the important attractions and prominent buildings in the town of Mandalay. This monastery is famous for its incredible woodcarvings and it reminiscent of old Mandalay Palace. Mandalay hill is the vintage point for panoramic view of the city and marvelous sunset.

Take a domestic flight to Heho. Upon arrival, proceed by road to Pindaya cave passing the beautiful hill road. Pindaya is known for the extensive lime stone cave, a unique site housing 8000 of ancient Buddha statues with various sizes, some carved in the face of rock and some deposited in inches in the walls. Then drive to Inle Lake. Inle Lake is the second biggest lake in Myanmar. It is 22 km long and 11km wide. Inle Lake is one of the most attractive tourist destinations in Myanmar, has native lake-dwellers, living on floating islands. Inle Lake is the idyllic and magical lake which is famous for its unique leg-rowers. Check-in and overnight at the hotel.

The highlights of the tour includes Phaungdaw –U Pagoda of five Buddha Images which were cherished by Bagan Emperor Alaung Sithu, floating gardens, Floating islands , Jumping cat monastery, and fishermen with their unique style of boat rowing. ( Phaungdaw U Pagoda Festival with boat race which is held every October). Visit the local workshops which includes Silk weaving, silver smiting, cotton weaving and cheroot (shan traditional cigar).

INLE LAKE –HEHOQYANGON (BY Flight)
Transfer to Heho and take a domestic flight back to Yangon.
(Breakfast/lunch/dinner)