After breakfast at the hotel, morning sightseeing start with City Orientation tour, Yangon downtown area, Sule Pagoda (the landmark of Yangon City Centre) and from there we walk along the Pansodan street which has many large Colonial buildings (British colonial heritage)which are still in use. And then we continue beautiful sightseeing stops at Chaukhtatgyi Pagoda Image (Six-Storied Pagoda)(a huge reclining Buddha), 70 meter long and one of Myanmar's largest and you can also get your fortune told by the fortune tellers who have shops nearby.
After lunch break, check out the hotel and drive to the airport to take late afternoon flight to Heho. Arrive Heho airport and drive to unique and magical Inle Lake, located about 900 meters above sea level and 22 km long by 11 km wide (About one hour drive). Arrive NyaungShwe jetty and check in at the hotel.
Overnight at hotel.

Enjoy breakfast at hotel.
Today we start our sightseeing by long tailed boat. Sightseeing highlight includes-
5-day rotating market - we’ll start with a visit to the morning market, which rotates locations on a 5-day basis. (Please note: there are no markets on full moon or dark moon days) This daily market attracts people from all over the lake’s shores who gather to buy and sell their wares- if you are lucky you may see Pa-Oh, Inthar and Shan people in their traditional outfits.
Fishermen & Floating gardens–as you travel around the lake you will see many floating gardens made of grass and seaweed which are used for growing vegetables and also fisherman who row with a unique one-legged style.
Visit to local villages on stilts- enjoy a peaceful trip down the smaller waterways of the lake to see the ways of life of the lake villages on stilts.
NgaphaeChaung monastery- the biggest and oldest monastery around Inle Lake.
Continue visit to PhaungDawOo Pagoda housing five sacred and almost shapeless Buddha images, contorted because of the quantity of applied gold leaf, gifts from the believers. The Buddha images are purported to have come here in the 12th Century. In the afternoon, proceed to the silk weaving village of In PhawKhon and visit NgaPheChaung (the biggest and oldest monastery around Inle Lake).
Overnight at the hotel.

After breakfast at the hotel, continue our Inle lake sightseeing to Indein pagoda complex(12th -13th centuries). Visit along to Indein might be very pleasurable experience as you travel by your boat up a small scenic creek for about 25 minutes to rach the village of Indain. Here on a small hill, pagodas are half hidden in the underbrush. Sightseeing proceed to floating gardens, floating villages, lotus-petal robe and silk weaving looms at Innpawkone Village and PhaungdawooPagada( the most venerable pagoda on the lake and the Buddha images are purported to have come here in the 12th century).
Overnight at the hotel.

After breakfast at the hotel, today we will transfer to ShweNyaung (ShweNyaung - Aung Banrailway station) to take a local train to Aung Ban. Train departs Shwe Nyaung about 0830 and arrive Aung Ban 1050.
Our car will follow to pick up at the station and continue drive to Kalaw. Kalaw sits high on the western edge of the Shan Plateau and was a popular hill station in the British times. It is still a peaceful and quiet place with an atmosphere remnant of colonial era. On the way, visit Myinmahti natural cave about 13 km form Aung Ban in which houses has a lot of Buddha images and small stupas awaits you too.
Overnight at Kalaw.

After early breakfast, takes a drive to junction of the trekking point, 2 hours climb up to Painnebin village. On the way we can see tea, cheroot life, and orange and vegetables garden. The village is situated at 1500 meter height above sea level. In the village, observe local life of Palaung tribes. They are in their traditional costume, Red longyi, colorful jacket and lacquered waist-bands. We can also study Palaung scripture and monastic regulation, traditional law and culture. After visiting the village, picnic lunch at monastery and late afternoon return back to the car as the same way. ¬¬¬
Overnight at Kalaw.

Breakfast at the hotel. Drive to Mandalay with several photo stops on the way. The trip may take about 7 hours driving for 160 miles.
Overnight at Mandalay.

Morning transfer to Mandalay jetty where we take a short and pleasant ride upriver to Mingun, the site of what would have been the world's largest pagoda had not King Bodawpaya died in 1819 thus halting all further work.
Irrawaddy River– The ride by boat on the river to reach the pagoda is about one hour and provides a colorful glimpse of harbor and river life around Mandalay.
Mingun Pagoda- this 90 ton bell was meant to hang on the pagoda and it is the largest un-cracked hanging bell in the world.
Cottage Industries– visit the craft shops to see the skilled workers making gold leaf, ornate tapestry and wood carving.
World Largest Book- contained the entire Buddhist scriptures on 729 marble slabs, World Largest Book situated in Kuthodaw Pagoda's complex.
Shwenandaw Monastery (Golden Palace Monastery)- since 1879, the wooden monastery built with teak from former Royal Palace of Mandalay.
Overnight at Mandalay.

This morning we travel to ancient capital of Amarapura, the royal capital from 1783 to 1863.
U Bein Bridge- This Bridge, 1.2km is the longest teakwood structure in the world and still using today. A stroll upon it gives us a view out over Taungtaman Lake.
Cotton and silk weaving crafts works- visit these cottage industries to see traditional hand weaving in a different style of Inle Lake. If time allow, we will visit Bronze making craft shops. After the lunch break, we continue to visit another ancient capital of Inwa-the capital for nearly 400 years in 15th – 19th centuries. Sightseeing including in Inwa are-
Manu Ok Kaung- A yellow stucco monastery which was the only stucco monastery built in Inwa time (early 18th to 19th century) and is beautifully designed.
BagayaKyaung Monastery– a small but beautiful wooden monastery still in use for teaching young monks and famous for the enormous teakwood pillars of the foundation.
The Learning Tower of Inwa- a small watch tower which leans to the side and can be climbed up for a nice view. Drive back to Mandalay and overnight at there.
Overnight at Mandalay.

Early morning departure from Mandalay Port for a beautiful journey on board the local Mandalay-Bagan express boat service. You will travel for a whole day along the fabled Irrawaddy River enjoying the sights and sounds of the river life and just relaxing. Arrive at Bagan and transfer to the hotel. We may do some sightseeing if we arrive in time.
Overnight at Bagan.

In the morning visit Phya Saw Village-enjoy a walkabout in a village where you can see the traditional ways of life still carried on such as weaving cotton by hand, grinding peanut oil with oxen, the care of various farm animals etc. Visit some local homes and observe local people life by chatting with them. And then enjoy sightseeing tour of one of the Asia's most popular archeological destinations. Highlights includes a few of Bagan's distinctive pagodas such as Shwezegon, Wetkyi-in-gubyaukgyi, AnandaPogodaand Ananda Ok Kaung. In the late afternoon, enjoy horse drawn carriage ride among the temples and at sunset go to the upper terraces of one of the memorable view over the temples and pagoda.
Overnight at Bagan.

After the breakfast, drive to Mt. Popa, (appr. 1½ hrs drive). Visit the great extinct volcano supposedly raised form, the ground in a massive earthquake in 422 BC. Mt. Popa is famous as the abode of the Nats (Spirit Gods) and for its panoramic view of the local tropical region. There a volcanic plug with a temple on top that we can climb up to if we like. On the way to Mt. Popa visit a local toddy palm farmer and see how toddy palm juice and sugar are produced. After sightseeing, drive back to Bagan and overnight at Hotel.
Overnight at Bagan.