Seeing a breathtaking landscapes, beautiful mountain passes, interesting historical relics and friendly people by your Super Power. Spend four days along the border of Thailand & Indian with Burma, take you to some remote area on unpopular roads and know really the way to discover the hidden places of country. An experienced tour guide will lead on the right way on safe with his helpful.
Start city: Myawaddy border
End city: Tamu border
Duration: 4 Days - 3 Nights
Departure: Private Tour. Daily, upon your request.
Cities to visit: Mae Sot - Myawaddy Border - Kyaikhto - Bago - Mandalay - Kalay - Tamu
- Extendable with optional tours from Myawaddy border and from Tamu border
Note: This private tour requires minimum of 2 passengers to operate
Prices are quoted in US Dollars per person, double occupancy.
| GROUP SIZE | PRICE/Person | |
|---|---|---|
| 6 Persons | $ 478 | Reservation |
| 4 Persons | $ 560 | Reservation |
| 2 Persons | $ 806 | Reservation |
| 1 Person | $ 1410 | Reservation |
| > 6 Persons | Contact us for the best offer | |
Day 1: Mae Sot/ Myawaddy Border - Kyaikhto
Depart from Mae-Sot to Myawaddy crossing the bridge which links Mae Sot (Thailand) with Myawaddy (Myanmar). Our guide of Myanmar Tours will meet you at the entrance of Myanmar after you finish all immigration and customs officials. Then we start our journey to Hpa An, capital of Karen State. It is a picturesque town that sits on the eastern bank of the Thanlwin (Salween) river. The setting itself, the surrounding caves and mountains to explore, and the laid back atmosphere are the highlights of the area.
Heading to Thaton, the capital of the former Thaton Mon Kingdom which ruled Lower Burma from the 9th – 11th century and stretched far into Thailand.
From Thaton we continue in Northern direction to Kyaikhto, one of famous landmark in Myanmar.
We continue driving to Bago, an ancient capital dating back to the 6th century. The beautiful 55m long reclining Buddha called Shwethalyaung and the Mon style Shwemawdaw Pagoda, one of the most venerated in Myanmar. Its spire stands 114m high and is taller even than the Shwedagon Pagoda.
Accommodations: Hotel in Bago
Meals: Lunch, Dinner
Distance: 354km
Day 2: Kyaikhtiyo - Mandalay
Today our adventure begins with a ride from Kyaikhtiyo to Mandalay via Naypyitaw, the shimmering brand new capital of Myanmar with the widest roads and newest buildings in the country. This surreal, out of place, capital is home to some of the nicest hotels and restaurants in the country which will be in extreme contrast to much of the places we will visit on our amazing journey. Stop in Mandalay, the hub of Buddhism, a realm of stupas, monks and monastery.
Accommodations: Hotel in Mandalay
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Distance: 518km
Day 3: Mandalay - Kalay
We leave Mandalay for Kalay, a rustic part of Sagaing Division to the east of the Chin mountain ranges. Kalay is being developed and progressing as it is a crucial link in trading with India. Myanmar-India border town Ta-Mu lies 83 miles from Kalay. This long trip has a stop in Monywa where we find some astonishing attractions such as the world’s second tallest Buddha of Bodhi Tahtaung and Thanboddhay Pagoda housing more than half a million Buddha images. Relax at hotel in Kalay.
Accommodations: Hotel in Kalay
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Distance: 500km
Day 4: Kalay - Tamu/ Moreh Border
Our last day begin on strategic road to Tamu, between India and Myanmar, built with assistance from the Government of India. Tamu is a clean, small town with nice wooden house surrounded by green garden at the border to India. You will find a lot of friendly people, just smile and invite them small talk about their daily life.
Accommodations: N/A
Meals: Breakfast
Distance: 131km
Depart from Mae-Sot to Myawaddy crossing the bridge which links Mae Sot (Thailand) with Myawaddy (Myanmar). Our guide of Myanmar Tours will meet you at the entrance of Myanmar after you finish all immigration and customs officials. Then we start our journey to Hpa An, capital of Karen State. It is a picturesque town that sits on the eastern bank of the Thanlwin (Salween) river. The setting itself, the surrounding caves and mountains to explore, and the laid back atmosphere are the highlights of the area.
Heading to Thaton, the capital of the former Thaton Mon Kingdom which ruled Lower Burma from the 9th – 11th century and stretched far into Thailand.
From Thaton we continue in Northern direction to Kyaikhto, one of famous landmark in Myanmar.
We continue driving to Bago, an ancient capital dating back to the 6th century. The beautiful 55m long reclining Buddha called Shwethalyaung and the Mon style Shwemawdaw Pagoda, one of the most venerated in Myanmar. Its spire stands 114m high and is taller even than the Shwedagon Pagoda.
Accommodations: Hotel in Bago
Meals: Lunch, Dinner
Distance: 354km
Day 2: Kyaikhtiyo - Mandalay
Today our adventure begins with a ride from Kyaikhtiyo to Mandalay via Naypyitaw, the shimmering brand new capital of Myanmar with the widest roads and newest buildings in the country. This surreal, out of place, capital is home to some of the nicest hotels and restaurants in the country which will be in extreme contrast to much of the places we will visit on our amazing journey. Stop in Mandalay, the hub of Buddhism, a realm of stupas, monks and monastery.
Accommodations: Hotel in Mandalay
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Distance: 518km
Day 3: Mandalay - Kalay
We leave Mandalay for Kalay, a rustic part of Sagaing Division to the east of the Chin mountain ranges. Kalay is being developed and progressing as it is a crucial link in trading with India. Myanmar-India border town Ta-Mu lies 83 miles from Kalay. This long trip has a stop in Monywa where we find some astonishing attractions such as the world’s second tallest Buddha of Bodhi Tahtaung and Thanboddhay Pagoda housing more than half a million Buddha images. Relax at hotel in Kalay.
Accommodations: Hotel in Kalay
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Distance: 500km
Day 4: Kalay - Tamu/ Moreh Border
Our last day begin on strategic road to Tamu, between India and Myanmar, built with assistance from the Government of India. Tamu is a clean, small town with nice wooden house surrounded by green garden at the border to India. You will find a lot of friendly people, just smile and invite them small talk about their daily life.
Accommodations: N/A
Meals: Breakfast
Distance: 131km
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- Accommodation with daily breakfast at selected hotels
- Private tours, transfers and all services as mentioned in the itinerary
- Services of a private driver and air-conditioned vehicles
- Service of English speaking guide throughout
- Entrance fees for all mentioned sights visited
- Meals as mentioned in the itinerary
Did you know? All of our tours are private and daily depart.
Myanmar Tours can organize any additional accommodations, domestic and regional flights.
Call us on 0084 949 585 685 to speak to one of our experts.
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