Day 1 Arrival Yangon
Arrival at Yangon international airport. Transfer and check in at the hotel. City sightseeing in Yangon featuring Chaukhtagyi, a colossal reclining Buddha; Sule Pagoda, the mark and east sides of the square are dominated by the colonial buildings and the City Hall; etc. Finally, visit the Shwedagon Pagoda during the sunset time. Overnight at the hotel in Yangon.

Day 2 Yangon/Bago/Yangon
Drive to Bago. On the way visit Htaukkyant War Cemetery of the second World War. Sightseeing Bago featuring Shwemawdaw Pagoda; Shwethalyaung Reclining Buddha, once, was lost and overgrown by jungle Hinthagon Hill. On the way back stop at Kyaikpun, four enormous Buddha sitting back to back around a huge square pillar. Overnight at the hotel in Yangon.

Day 3 Yangon/Heho by flight
Morning, breakfast at the hotel. Transfer to the airport to take a flight to Heho. Upon arrival, drive to Pindaya for about 2 hours. Enjoy also the great scenic beauty of the countryside. Check in at the hotel. Visit Pindaya cave, inside there are more than 6000 Buddha images made from alabaster, teak, marble, brick, lacquer of all shapes and sizes; parasol workshop; shan paper making industry. Overnight at the hotel in Pindaya.

Day 4 Boat excursion on Inle lake
Morning, breakfast at the hotel. Visit Phaung Daw Oo Pagodas; floating gardens; floating market; natives' method of fishing; weaving village of Inpawkhone and village life on the lake. Overnight at the hotel in Nyaungshwe or Inle.

Day 5 Heho/Mandalay by flight
Morning, breakfast at the hotel. Further excursion to explore more of the lake's many attractions and other interesting sights. Transfer to Heho airport for flight to Mandalay. Upon arrival, an hour and 15 minutes drive to Mandalay and check in at the hotel. Overnight at the hotel in Mandalay.

Day 6 Mandalay
Morning, breakfast at the hotel. Sightseeing Mandalay includes Mahamuni Pagodas; Shwe Inbin Monastery, an excellent specimen of Myanmar wooden architecture; Shwenandaw Monastery, noted for its exquisite woodcarvings; and traditional handicraft workshops like gold leaf hammering, stone carving, tapestry making, etc. Late afternoon enjoy the sunset on top of Mandalay hill, a vantage point for panoramic view of the city. Overnight at the hotel in Mandalay.

Day 7 Mandalay-Mingun-Sagaing-Amarapura-Mandalay
Morning, breakfast at the hotel. A boat trip on the Ayeyarwaddy river to Mingun about 1 hour upriver from Mandalay with visit to the Mingun bell, weighing 90 tons and claimed as the largest ringing bell in the world; the massive Mingun pagoda built to be one of world's largest chedi known as the unfinished pagoda. Return via Sagaing 21 km south west of Mandalay by car and visit silversmiths at work; Sagaing hill, a retreat for Buddhist devotees with numerous pagodas and monasteries; on the way back take a stroll on U Bein bridge, the world's largest teak bridge to arrive at the small sleepy Taung Thaman village and visit the pagoda built in the late 18th. century. Overnight at the hotel in Mandalay.

Day 8 Mandalay/Bagan by boat
Morning, breakfast at the hotel. Transfer to the jetty to take a boat journey on the Ayeyarwaddy River to Bagan. This downriver trip, by a new Chinese-built fery takes about 8 hours (depending on river conditions it might take longer). On arrival, transfer to the hotel and check in. If time permits proceed for sightseeing. Overnight at the hotel in Bagan.

Day 9 Bagan
Morning, breakfast at the hotel. Visit local market; Shwezigon Pagoda, the prototype of later Myanmar stupas; Ananda temple, an architectural masterpiece resembling a Greek Cross; Sulamani temple, a typical Myanmar temple, the paintings inside believed to be the original and oldest remaining in Bagan; Dhamayangyi, a massive temple with a finest brickwork and lacquerware workshop. Late afternoon enjoy the sunset on top of the one the pagoda or temple. Overnight at the hotel in Bagan.