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For more information visit the RV Paukan 2007 website at:
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top ^ The RV Pandaw 1947 will offer 3 nights and 4 night cruises from 12.11.08 – 22.04.09 THE ROYAL CAPITALS - MANDALAY
AND BEYOND TO BAGAN ROYAL CAPITALS” FROM BAGAN TO
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top ^ RV Mahaythi 2:
The upper deck includes a dining lounge area for 70-90
passenger day trips and dinner cruises and the below deck
has 5 bed rooms to accommodate 10 passengers for overnight
trips which consist of 1 Double bed room with air-con and
bath room attached and 4 Twin bed rooms with air-con & bath
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Inle Lake / Shwe Inn Tha Floating Hotel:
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The Shwe Inn Tha Floating Hotel has upgraded all superior
rooms to deluxe rooms and has now 31 deluxe rooms, 4 deluxe
family rooms and 2 junior suites
Website:
www.myanmarinlefloatingresort.com
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Inle Lake / Paramount Inle
Resort:
The Paramount Inle Resort will be closed from 02.05.08 till
07.07.08 for season upgrade renovation work and re-open
again on 08.07.2008
www.amazing-hotel.com
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Inle Lake / Inle Princess
Resort:
Will be closed from 01.06.08 – 30.06.08
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Chaungtha Beach / Belle Resort:
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The Belle Resort a 3* hotel was established in 2005,
partly open in October 2006 and fully finished in January
2008.
The Belle Resort has 2 family, 12 deluxe, 12 superior and 18
standard rooms.
www.belleresort.com
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Hotel Nikko Royal Lake Yangon:
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Hotel Nikko Royal Lake Yangon celebrated its 10th Anniversary on 20th March 2008. At the same time, the hotel was rebranded as “Chatrium Hotel Yangon” effective from 1st April 2008.
Address:
40 Natmauk Road, Tamwe Township, Yangon, Union of Myanmar
Tel: 0095-1-544500
Fax: 0095-1-544400
E-mail:
chatrium@chartriumyangon.com.mm
Website:
www.chatriumhotelyangon.com /
www.chatrium.com
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Our special offers for 2008/2009
http://www.travel-myanmar.net/myanmar-special-phaungdawoo.htm
http://www.travel-myanmar.net/myanmar-special-overland.htm
http://www.travel-myanmar.net/special-offer.htm
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10 DAYS NORTHERN MYANMAR
This round trip brings you to northern Myanmar, a
mountainous region bounded on the NW by India and on the N
and E by China and traversed by tributaries of the
Ayeyarwady River. Visit Myitkyina, the capital of Kachin
State, drive by car to Bhamo, a small river town close to
the Chinese border and drift on a chartered boat the
Ayeyarwaddy downstream to Mandalay, the city of the last
Myanmar Kings.
This round trip combines scenic interest with a study of
local life and culture. We visit the main historic and
cultural centres as well as many remoter places well off the
beaten track. Such small towns and villages are part of a
rich river economy and thriving with local industry and
activity. Irrawaddy valley civilization has changed little
in hundreds of years and wherever we go the people are warm,
friendly and very hospitable.
The river varies enormously: it is vast with endless winding
channels just above Mandalay and then dark and narrow
through the 3rd Defile. It is a constantly changing
landscape with a stunning back drop of mountains.
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http://www.travel-myanmar.net/myanmar-travel-10days-northern.htm
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13 DAYS THE FAR NORTH OF MYANMAR
This round trip brings you first to Putao, the far north
of Myanmar. Here on the borders of Tibet and Northern India,
in one of the great wilderness areas in the world, is this
exclusive lodge, with its focus on adventure, nature and
cultural activities, offering a unique and exhilarating
insight into this area in style, comfort and safety. From
here fly to Myitkyina, the capital of Kachin State, drive by
car to Bhamo, a small river town close to the Chinese border
and drift on a chartered boat the Ayeyarwaddy downstream to
Mandalay, the city of the last Myanmar Kings.
This round trip combines scenic interest with a study of
local life and culture. We visit the main historic and
cultural centres as well as many remoter places well off the
beaten track. Such small towns and villages are part of a
rich river economy and thriving with local industry and
activity. Irrawaddy valley civilization has changed little
in hundreds of years and wherever we go the people are warm,
friendly and very hospitable.
The river varies enormously: it is vast with endless winding
channels just above Mandalay and then dark and narrow
through the 3rd Defile. It is a constantly changing
landscape with a stunning back drop of mountains.
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http://www.travel-myanmar.net/myanmar-travel-13days-northern.htm
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BALLOONS OVER BAGAN
Update and news for 2008 - 2009 season
1. Capacity
The capacity will finally increase following a delay during
this current season due to the recent drop in tourism
numbers. We will therefore, as originally planned, be able
to operate a maximum of four balloons at any one time. Total
capacity will therefore increase to 40 passengers per
flight from the 20th October to 31st March, and will be 24
passengers per flight from the 1st October to the 20th
October.
2. Season
Next season will run from October 1st 2008 to March 31st
2009
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POPA CEREMONY, Mt. Popa
May 04, 2008
Nat dances on Mt. Popa. Very crowded and difficult to get up
the mountain.
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SAND STUPA FESTIVAL, Pa Le Ngwe Yaung / Mandalay
May 14 - 19, 2008
In three different Mandalay quarters stupas are built with
sand within 01 night. Sand stupas are built up with five
segments gradually converging to the top. Each layer of
white sand is supported by bamboo-mats and -posts. The
celebration dates are not the same and depend on the
different quarters where the festival is held.
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SHITE-THAUNG PAGODA FESTIVAL, Mrauk Oo
May 16 - 19, 2008
This pagoda festival will be held on 3rd (Full moon day) as
same as the others pagoda festival but they have one exiting
thing is they have traditional boxing show.
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SHWE KYET YET EVENT, Amarapura
May 18 - 19, 2008
Crowded with people pouring water to the sacred Bo tree.
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SAND STUPA FESTIVAL, Min Thar Su Quarter / Mandalay
May 19 - 22, 2008
In three different Mandalay quarters stupas are built with
sand within 01 night. Sand stupas are built up with five
segments gradually converging to the top. Each layer of
white sand is supported by bamboo-mats and -posts. The
celebration dates are not the same and depend on the
different quarters where the festival is held.
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SAND STUPA FESTIVAL, Yahai Quarter / Mandalay
May 19, 2008
In three different Mandalay quarters stupas are built with
sand within 01 night. Sand stupas are built up with five
segments gradually converging to the top. Each layer of
white sand is supported by bamboo-mats and -posts. The
celebration dates are not the same and depend on the
different quarters where the festival is held.
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