Tours in Mandalay

In this tour, we will drive from your hotel to Sagging Hill - known as the center for meditation with hundreds of Pagodas, Monasteries and Nunneries tucked into the surrounding valleys and hills. Proceed to   U Min Thonze, Pagoda of the  30 Caves which have many Buddha images in a crescent shaped colonnade and Sun Oo Pon Nya Shin Pagoda which was constructed in 1312, the view of Sagaing from there is marvelous and then proceed to Kaunghmudaw Pagoda - an enormous dome shaped pagoda built in 16th century; and visit Pottery and Silversmith workshops. After lunch, boat trip to Mingun where the world’s largest ringing bell exist. Tour highlights include Mingun Bell, a mammoth unfinished Mingun Pagoda, Myatheintan Pagoda, Settawya Pagoda and Hsinbyume Pagoda, Mingun village and environs.Back to Mandalay by enjoying the sunset view over the Mighty Ayeyarwaddy River View

Amarapura is a former capital of Myanmar, and now a township of Mandalay. The township is known today for its traditional silk and cotton weaving, and bronze casting. It is a popular tourist day-trip destination from Mandalay.

Both city have uniqueness unlike others in Myanmar. This tour is based on cultural theme and several ancient monasteries and pagodas can be explored. This tour will be led by experienced guide so that you will find the beauty of Myanmar within a Day. The panoramic views are awesome as unexpected and will bring you the finest mood.

I am Kyaw Aung Htun @ AnGuu Operator of oh Myanmar travel and tour based in Mandalay, Myanmar. I love to travel and participate in concerning to learn culture where I have been to. I try to take travelers to participate and learn about the culture.

Ever wanted to ride a Bamboo Bike? We have that option for you! Ride the Bamboo Bike around town and stop at a few places to eat local food. Enjoy a conversation with our friendly guides. Learn about the food culture in Myanmar.

Sail along the scenic landscape, experience simple life style. We will bring you to small villages and towns where time stands still and see means of agriculture and manufacturing mostly done by hand. Most places we visit are far away from the modern civilization. This is a very typical Myanmar cruise. We start sailing from Mandalay through the heart of central dry plain, small villages, historical famous cities, trace back old footprints of Myanmar kingdom in Bagan where 2200 ruins remains from 1000 years ago. Since its predominant religion is Buddhism and we will find old monasteries and temples, we will take time to enjoy historically valuable sites and the simple art of Myanmar.

Company driver pick up your hotel at 09:00AM.You should visit these places if you are interested the culture of Myanmar .And also have a lot of interesting pagodas and monasterys. They are Famous ancient cities in Mandalay region.

Mandalay is the second-largest city and the last royal capital of Burma. Located 716 km (445 mi) north of Yangon on the east bank of the Irrawaddy River, this is an interesting destination to take a visit.

Join this excursion to the Dee Dote waterfall, a hidden gem off the beaten track not far from Mandalay.

Morning pleasant boat ride from Mandalay to the pretty massive and beautiful Mingun Pagoda will be just worth a start of the day. Walking around all of the main sites once we are off the boat and coming to witness the monuments from all the four sides, we will be amazed by how all monuments are standing. While driving around Mandalay, looking over the scene of the old ancient palace is the chance to imagine the heyday of the Myanmar Kingdoms.  The greatness of Myanmar people and belief will capture us during the moments at ancient Monastery. Taking a glance from the hills of Mandalay and enjoying the panoramic sunset view of Mandalay will be one reason for having contact with the rural upper Myanmar culture.

Experience sunset at U Bein Bridge on a 6-hour cycling tour through Mandalay’s back roads and lively neighborhoods. Pedal along ancient canals that support the city’s agriculture, ride through rural villages and fertile farmland, and trace the atmospheric paths across the ancient imperial capital of Ava. Step onto the elegant U Bein Bridge, and watch Myanmar’s evening sun illuminate the .75-mile (1.2-kilometer), teakwood span.