Incentive Myanmar : Hot Air Ballons Flying Festival (4 days/3 nights)
Code: IOTT#0705/0708

Bagan, more popularly know as the city of four million pagodas and temples, the Birth Place of Therabardha buddhism is located on the eastern bank of Majestic Ayeyawaddy River. It is only a forty two square kilo meters land which is confined by over 2500 Pagodas and temples. In former days, the pilgrims are allowed to climb on the top vestibules or terrace from where view the mystical panorama of environ.
            

Day 1 : Arrival and Yangon Sightseeing
On arrival, transfer to hotel. Those arriving in the morning can see the sights of Yangon (formerly Rangoon), which include Shwedagon pagoda, the royal lake and gardens and Chaukthatgyi pagoda with its colossal reclining Buddha.

Day 2 : Yangon –Balloons over Bagan (By Flight)
After Breakfast transfer to the Airport and fly to Bagan. Start to the culture tour supported by hot air balloon over Bagan.

Day 3 : Bagan -Yangon (By Flight)
The culture tour begins with Shwezigon Pagoda, the prototype of later Myanmar Stupa and colorful Nyaung Oo local market to watch the people of surrounding area, proceed to Gawdawpalin Temple and Htilominlo Temple noted for perfect condition of pilaster from 12 century, well noted for its pilaster work, proceed to Dhamanyangyi Temple (the most massive in Bagan), proceed to Ananda Temple, an architectural crowing achievement of Bagan. Thatbyinnyu Temple is the tallest temple in Bagan built in the middle of 12th century. Visit Sulamani Temple noted for beautiful brick-work.Fly back to Yangon and overnight.
 

Day 4 : Last Minutes Visit and Departure
Visit the National Museum where large collections of Royal Regalia of the last monarch of Myanmar are displayed. Our last King Thi Baw who was deposed to India used those Regalia’s that made of real gold studded with precious stones such as rubies, emerald, sapphire, diamonds, etc. and left to airport for evening departure.