Myanmar Tour Program Name >> Remote Area Trek Myanmar : KALAW PINDAYA TREK (7 nights/8 days)
Cover Area: Yangon, Heho, Kalaw, MyinKa, Zae Di Gone, Thar Ye, Thit Yar Bin, Yae Poke, Kyaung Son Kong, Min Tain Bin, Taung Myintgyi, Ya Sakyi, Pindaya, Inle.
Tour Code: IOTT#0302/0708

As those houses in villages have long legs, buffalos and cows can be bred under them. Thatch is mostly used for roofing but some use zinc sheets. Villagers live completely relying on mountain, the weather condition and the forest for agriculture and live stoke breeding.
 

Day 1 : Arrival and Yangon Sightseeing
Arrived at Yangon by morning flight, welcome and proceed Yangon sightseeing by visiting at Kabaraye (World Peace) Pagoda and Chaukhtutgyi Pagoda, the reclining Buddha Image, and the Karaweik floating Hall on the royal lake is to study the pilaster work of Myanmar Architecture. Drive to Sule Pagoda and visit in the downtown. Visit Great Shwedagon pagoda, the landmark of the country and overnight.
 

Day 2 : Yangon - Heho - Kalaw (By Flight)
After breakfast transfer to the airport and take a flight to Heho. On arrival, proceed by coach to Kalaw (36 km) an hour and half drive. Transfer to the Hotel. Visit at Kalaw, 1300 meters about sea leavel, temperature is about 20 C at day.
 

Day 3 : Kalaw - MyinKa - Zae Di Gone - Thar Ye – Thit Yar Bin
Early breakfast and trek to Myin Ka village of Danu race about an hour and half and continue hiking along valley to Zae Di Gone village. On the way enjoy panoramic view of Yat hill in left side and Loi Maw dam in right side. Continue to Zae Di Gone about 2 hour. Lunch at village monastery and continue to Tha Ye Shan village about 1 and 20 minutes hike and western side of the village, visit a natural lime stone cave with Buddha Images inside. Proceed to Naung Ye about an hour and last trek of the day to Thit Yar Bin village nearly 2 hours, dinner and overnight at the village monastery.
 

Day 4 : Yae Poke - Kyaung Son Kong - Min Tain Bin - Taung Myintgyi
Continue trek to Yae Poke nearly 2 hours and then to Kyaung Soe Kong for an hour and half. Continue trek to Thit Pok village passing through Taung Bo Kwe and Inni villages about half an hour where you can have lunch break. After lunch continue trek cross over Aungban - Ywar Ngan road to Min Tain Bin village about half an hour and next to MyinTwin village an hour trek. From MyinTwin village uphill trek to Taung Myint gyi Palaung village for half an hour and overnight at the village monastery.
 

Day 5 : Taung Myintgyi - Ya Sakyi - Pindaya
Trek through Palaung Mountains to Ya Sakyi Palaung village about 2 hour. Continue trek to Mae Ne Mountain over an hour and then to Pin Sein Pin for another an hour. Lunch break and continue to trek to Htin Siu Gone village over an hour and to Taung Baw Gyi village (Danu) for one more hour. Visit in the village and continue to Pindaya for last an hour trek.
 

Day 6 : Pindaya - Inle
After Breakfast drive to Inle, by small boat to Indine village located in South-West Shore of Inle Lake, there is two ways to get to Pagoda, one is a brick stair path under roof and other is foot-path leading to the hidden treasure of Indain Pagoda hillock, enjoy the time over there with over 1000 stupas in state of ruins after 2000 year old, the local markets rotating in the Inle Lake region, the famous five shapeless Phaungdawoo Buddha Images heavily gilded with gold, then continue to floating village to learn the daily life of Inle people, silversmith, hand loom weaving in Innbawkone village, the boat making, at the end visit the well trained jumping cats in the Ngahpechaung Monastery and over night in Inle or Nyaung Shwe.
 

Day 7 : Inle - Heho - Yangon (By Flight)
Upon time available before returning to Yangon learn the life of fishermen, leg rowers(only inle rowers row the boats by leg in Myanmar), typical floating gardens on which fruits, flowers, and vegetables grow. And then transfer to Heho airport .It takes about one hour and fifteen minutes drive from Nyaung Shwe or Inle.
 

Day 8 : 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.