Embark on a 3-day cruise from Mandalay to Bagan in Myanmar and experience the simple life and historical cities. Sail along scenic landscapes, visit small villages, and explore ancient temples and monasteries. Discover the rich history and cultural heritage of Myanmar on this unique cruise adventure.
Mandalay - In the morning board Metta Cruise and leave the bustling jetty at 12:00 am, set sail the cruise to Mandalay. After an hour our first stop will be made at the Mingun village. Walk in the famous village where you will see a pagoda dotted range Mingun, one of the highlights of the region. Visit will include Mingun bell, the world’s largest un-cracked bell weighing 90 tons. Continue to the Hsinbyume pagoda and the unfinished Mingun pagoda built as one of the world’s largest chedis by King Bodaw Paya.
- Private transportation
- Assortment of beverages including jugged coffee, teas and tisanes, and locally made soft drinks
- Complimentary mineral water, beer, and a variety of spirits
- All entrance fees included
- Included meals: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner
- Expert guide services
- Refreshing afternoon tea with nourishments
- Personal Fees
- International flight
Embark on a journey through idyllic settings, immersing yourself in a life of simplicity. We guide you through quaint villages and towns untouched by the relentless march of time, showcasing handcrafted agricultural and manufacturing practices. Our route takes us to distant locations, untouched by contemporary society. This highly characteristic Myanmar cruise embarks from Mandalay, meandering through the core of the arid central plains, charming villages, and historically renowned cities, retracing the ancient steps of the Myanmar kingdom in Bagan, a cityscape adorned with 2200 landmarks that have stood the test of a millennium. As the dominant religion here is Buddhism, we’ll explore ancient monasteries and temples, taking the time to appreciate the historically significant landmarks and the refined simplicity of Burmese art.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
