Myanmar Yangon Hongsa 3Days 2Nights GOMM9280

07.00 a.m. Meet at Suvarnabhumi Airport, Departure Terminal, MYANMAR AIRWAYS Counter (8M), where Letsgo Group staff will welcome you and facilitate your check-in.
10.40 a.m. Travel to Mingaladon Airport, Myanmar by MYANMAR AIRWAYS (8M) Flight No. 8M336 (food and beverage service on board)
11.30 a.m. Arrive at Mingaladon Airport, Myanmar, then go through immigration, collect your luggage, and then travel according to the program.
Noon Lunch at a restaurant
Travel to Hamsa City (BAGO), which was once the oldest capital of the great ancient Mon city and is more than 400 years old, approximately 80 kilometers from Yangon.
Then visit Bayinnaung Palace (GOLDEN PALACE), which has just begun to be excavated. And renovated in 1990 From the remaining ruins, it is assumed that this ancient site was the palace of King Bayinnaung of Hanthawaddy. Currently, the excavation is not yet complete, but it is enough to see how large the palace is.
Then head to Kyaikhtiyo city (KYAIKHTO), at the foot of Kyaikhtiyo mountain, stop to change to a six-wheeled truck to go up Kyaikhtiyo mountain. It takes about 35 minutes to travel from this area. Enjoy the beautiful scenery on both sides of the road and feel the cold weather that will gradually get colder. Travel until almost reaching Kyaikhtiyo Pagoda. From here, walk up to the hotel.
Stay at KYAIKHTO HOTEL or YOE YOE LAY HOTEL, 3-star level or equivalent.
Note: In the case of staying at Golden Rock Hotel, you can only go up the pagoda once.
Evening, dinner is served at the hotel's restaurant.
From the accommodation, walk to Kyaikhtiyo Pagoda (KYAIKHTIYO PAGODA) takes only 5 minutes. After dinner, you are invited to worship the pagoda as you wish. You can meditate or pray all night. If you plan to worship outdoors for a long time on the terrace leading to Kyaiktiyo Pagoda, you should prepare a jacket or windbreaker, or a blanket, scarf, or cushion because the sitting area is very cold. This pagoda is open all night, but the iron gate for men is only open until 8:00 p.m.

05.00 a.m. For those who want to worship Kyaiktiyo Pagoda in the morning again or give alms as you wish or offer rice to the Buddha, there are sets for sale in that area. You can ask for blessings from Kyaiktiyo Pagoda again, take pictures and see the scenery around the pagoda. Prove the wonder of how this pagoda stands without falling or falling down. Especially when looking from below, it looks like it is floating above the cliff, as if Indra hung it in the air, which is a wonderful pagoda.
Morning, breakfast is served in the breakfast room.
Worship Shwemawdaw Pagoda (SHWEMAWDAW PAGODA), which Thais like to call the Maha Mutaw Pagoda. It is the largest pagoda in Bago and is considered one of the five sacred things in Burma. Inside, there is a hair relic of the Buddha. In the past, it was a place for sacred ceremonies before wars by the ancient kings, whether they were Mon or Burmese kings, including King Bayinnaung. When King Naresuan the Great and Queen Suphankanlaya resided in Hanthawaddy, they also came to pay homage to this pagoda.
Then, we will take you to pay homage to the Shwetharlyaung Reclining Buddha, the most beautiful reclining Buddha in Hanthawaddy, which is highly revered by Burmese people nationwide and is the most beautiful reclining Buddha in Burma. The Buddha is 55 meters long and 16 meters high. You can also buy souvenirs such as wood carvings, local embroidered fabrics, and local fabrics.
We will take you to pay homage to the Kyaipun Pagoda or the Four Buddhas (KYAIKOUN FOUR BUDDHA IMAGE), which was renovated in 2019. There are Buddha images in the sitting postures in all directions, consisting of Somdet Phra Samana Kodom Sammasambuddha (facing north) and three past Buddhas: Buddha Konagam (facing south), Buddha Kakusandha (East) and Mahakassapa Buddha (West) built by four sisters who devoted themselves to Buddhism, built a Buddha statue to represent themselves and swore not to be involved with men.
Noon Lunch at a restaurant Special ... Grilled river prawn menu, 1 per person
Take you back to Yangon. Yangon served as the capital of Burma until 2006 when the military government moved the administrative center to Naypyidaw in central Burma.
Take you to pay homage to the Shwedagon Pagoda, the great pagoda of Burma. Located on Singkut Hill, Yangon, it is believed to be the great pagoda containing 8 strands of the Buddha's hair. On the top of the pagoda, there are 5,448 diamonds, especially the topmost one, which has a large 72-carat diamond and 2,317 rubies. Many Burmese and foreign people visit and worship both day and night without ceasing. It is said that The gold used in the construction and repair of this great pagoda is more than the gold stored in the Bank of England and is considered one of the most beautiful pagodas in the world.
Pay homage to the giantess, the guardian of the pagoda. The Burmese believe that the giantess will help dispel obstacles, eliminate bad karma, and various dangers. If anyone is suffering, come and ask for a blessing from the giantess. Bad things will turn into good things.
Evening Dinner at the restaurant
Accommodation ZEALAX HOTEL 5 stars or equivalent

Morning: Have breakfast at the hotel restaurant.
Then visit Botahtaung Pagoda, which was built to receive the hair relics before being placed in Shwedagon Pagoda. When the hair relics were lifted from the ship, they were enshrined at Botahtaung Pagoda first. This pagoda was destroyed during World War II and was renovated. It is different from other pagodas because it is designed to have an open structure under the pagoda so that people can walk inside. The relics are enshrined in a golden casket so that people can clearly see them. The walls under the pagoda base are decorated with gold and valuables that Burmese Buddhists donated to the pagoda.
Worship and ask for blessings from Thep Thanjai, whom Burmese people highly respect and like to come and ask for blessings because they believe that whatever they pray for will come true. Then pay homage to the Whispering God or Nat Amadaw Mya. According to legend, she is the daughter of the Naga who had strong faith in Buddhism. She refused to eat meat until she died and became a nat. When she died, she became a nat, which the Burmese have worshipped for a long time. If you want to ask for a blessing, you must offer milk, red water, puffed rice and flowers. Then whisper your blessing to her.
Then take you shopping at Scott Market, the largest market in Burma. There are many souvenirs such as gems, rubies, sapphires, jade, pearls, silverware, rattan, handicrafts such as tablecloths and sarongs. If Scott Market is closed, adjust the program to take you shopping at Junction City Shopping Mall, a retail mall in Yangon. There are more than 240 exciting fashion, beauty, technology, food and lifestyle products from around the world.
Take you to pay homage to the Kyauk Htat Gyi Pagoda or the Sweet-Eyed Reclining Buddha (CHAUKHTATGYI RECLINING BUDDHA), which is the most beautiful Buddha with beautiful eyelashes. The Buddha's feet have 108 auspicious images and the feet are stacked on top of each other, which is different from the Thai art of the reclining Buddha. It is a beautiful Burmese art with a length of 70 meters.
Noon Lunch at a restaurant. Special ... Hot Pot Buffet
Take you to worship the Big Buddha of Nga Htat Gyi (NGAHTAT GYI BUDDHA), a Buddha statue as high as a 5-story building. It is a Buddha statue in the Mara-Vijaya posture carved from marble. Dressed in royal attire, the costume is made of metal. The accessories on the back are made of carved teak wood and carved with various patterns, imitating the Buddha statue in the Yatanabon period.
At the appropriate time, take you back to Mingaladon Airport to return to Thailand.
06.00 p.m. Take you to Suvarnabhumi Airport, Thailand by MYANMAR AIRWAYS (8M) Flight 8M350 (food and beverage service on board)
07.50 p.m. Arrive at Suvarnabhumi Airport, Thailand safely ... with great impressions