Makara Queen Cruise 4 days

Embarkation time is 10:00. Warmly welcome with fresh juice and short briefing is given also for safety information. You will sail upstream for about one and half hour and visit to unfinished pagoda, the biggest undamaged and working bell and the “Home for Aged” at Mingun. After lunch on board and continues downstream to Sagaing and visiting the most popular Buddha Religion site. After excursion, back to the board and sail downstream. Enjoy the sunset over Sagaing Hill. Moor overnight near Sagaing.

In the early morning, sailing to Inwa (Ava) which capital of the Burmese Kingdom. We will visit to Nan Myint Watch Tower, Maha Aungmyae Bonza Monastery and Bagaya Kyaung Teak Monastery. We sail downstream to Minmyu and visit to Shin Pin Shwe Luu Pagoda which built by King Ahthawka.This village is crowded with merchant. Overnight on board.

Passing on the way to visit Yandabo Village, the village is famous for its handmade terracotta pots produced in traditional ways. It’s also a place, historically recognized for the signing of the Yandabo Treaty which took place under a tree on the river bank in 1826 between the British and Royal Burmese House-hold of Ava. In the afternoon, stop at the riverbank of Mt.Tantgyi and climbing by foot or car. You enjoy the evening view of Bagan from the pagoda. Moor overnight on board.

Enjoy sunrise and set sail and arrive to Bagan. Disembark after early breakfast.

Remark: Sightseeing may be changed due to the water level and weather condition.

Embark from Bagan. Warmly welcome with fresh juice and short briefing is given also for safety information. Start sailing to the riverbank of Mt.Tantgyi and climbing by foot or car. You enjoy the evening view of Bagan from the pagoda. Overnight on board.

In the early morning, sailing to Yandabo Village, the village is famous for its handmade terracotta pots produced in traditional ways. It’s also a place, historically recognized for the signing of the Yandabo Treaty which took place under a tree on the river bank in 1826 between the British and Royal Burmese House-hold of Ava . Overnight on board.

Sailing up until Mandalay and on the way visit to Inwa (Ava)in the late afternoon .Inwa, the capital of the Burmese Kingdom. We will visit to Nan Myint Watch Tower, Maha Aungmyae Bonza Monastery and Bagaya Kyaung Teak Monastery. Moor overnight on board.

After breakfast, sightseeing Sagaing pagodas and the most popular Buddha Religion site by foot or horse-cart. After excursion, back to the board and sail to Mandalay. Disembark at Mandalay.

Remark: Sightseeing may be changed due to the water level and weather condition.