Package Info
Tour Highlights
- Mandalay
- Mingun
- Amarapura
- Ubein Bridge
- Sagaing
Tour Inclusions
Detailed inclusions are shown in the itinerary and will be confirmed in your personalised quotation.
Tour Exclusions
Exclusions and optional costs will be confirmed clearly in your personalised quotation.
Flights
Flights are included only when they are specifically stated in the tour itinerary or quotation. Our travel consultants can help arrange the most suitable connections on request.
Tour Route Map
Overview
U Bein Bridge is a crossing that spans the Taungthaman Lake near Amarapura in Myanmar. The 1.2-kilometre bridge was built around 1850 and is believed to be the oldest and longest teakwood bridge in the world.
Sagaing is the capital of Sagaing Region in Myanmar. Located on the Ayeyarwady River, 20 km to the south-west of Mandalay on the opposite bank of the river, Sagaing with numerous Buddhist monasteries is an important religious and monastic center
Your Itinerary
After having breakfast at hotel, we’ll jump on our motorbikes to bank of the Ayeyarwaddy River and from here, we’ll find out a short cut or dirt trail to ride along the bank of river to Nan Taw Kyun Village where chartered boat waiting – then load the motorbikes on the boat and cross the river to Mingun. The site of a brick pagoda is about 11 km (one hour each way) upriver from Mandalay, and home to the world’s largest intact bell.
Right here, we’ll visit the Mingun Bell, weighing 87 tons and being the world’s largest intact bronze bell, the beautiful Hsinbyume Paya (also known as Myatheintan Pagoda) and the unfinished Mingun Paya (built with the intention of being the world’s biggest pagoda).
After having lunch, we’ll keep riding our motorbikes to Amarapura to explore the famous Buddhist monastery of Mahagandayon, where more than a thousand monks live and study; before continuing to see the U Bein bridge (it is 200 year old and it is the longest teak-wood bridge in the world). The bridge was built in 1782 at the time when Amarapura was Royal capital. Then visit Bagaya Monastery, with a superb collection of Buddha statues.
Later on, we’ll relax ourselves by horse-cart to visit Nanmyint Watch Tower, the remains of the palace building name “the leaning tower of Ava” Maha Aungmye Bonzan Monastery, built of brick and stucco and Bargayar Monastery, this place is famous for its impressive ornate woodcarvings and teak posts. Continue to Sagaing Hills, a retreat for Buddhist devotees for sunset.
Price Inclusions (No Hidden Costs)
- Meals as mentioned in the program( B = Breakfast , L = Lunch , D = Dinner )
- Tea and snacks , coffee
- English-speaking guide throughout the trip
- Support truck with drivers
- Fuels for motorbike
- Entrance fees for the visits mentioned in the program
- Water and refreshing towels on touring days
Price Exclusions
- Accommodation with daily breakfast
- Domestic flights and International tickets
- Meals not mentioned
- Visa arrangements for Myanmar
- Visits not mentioned in the program
- Drinks and personal expenses with meals
- Tips for guide and driver and porters
- Travel Insurance
Important Info
Pricing Table
Detailed pricing is available on request and will be confirmed in your personalised quotation.
Hotel & Note
Final hotel details and special notes will be confirmed with your personalised quotation before booking.
FAQs
How do I create a custom itinerary?
Tell DNQ Travel your preferred destinations, travel dates, group size, interests and budget. Our Hanoi-based consultants will tailor the route, hotels, transport and experiences into a personalised itinerary for you.
How do I book the trip?
Send an enquiry from the tour page or contact our team directly. We will check availability, refine the itinerary with you and send a clear quotation before you confirm the booking.
How do I pay for the trip?
After you confirm the proposal, your consultant will provide the deposit amount, balance due date and accepted payment methods. Payment details are shared securely during the booking process.
Is there any hidden cost? What about tipping?
There are no hidden costs in your confirmed quotation. Inclusions, exclusions and optional services are listed clearly. Tipping is usually discretionary unless your final proposal states otherwise.
How can I get Vietnam visa on arrival?
Vietnam visa rules depend on your passport, travel dates and entry point. DNQ Travel can share practical guidance, but you should always verify the latest requirements with official immigration sources before departure.
How safe is Vietnam?
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What about medical insurance?
We strongly recommend comprehensive travel insurance covering medical treatment, emergency assistance, cancellation, lost luggage and any activities included in your trip.
