Have breakfast at the hotel.
Later you will be transferred the airport to take flight for Bagan.
Bagan is one of the Asia’s most amazing and richest archaeological sites, situated on the eastern bank of the Ayarwaddy River in the dry zone of Central Myanmar, covering an area of 42 sq. km.
Reach and visit Nyaung Oo typical market which is morning market, lively with local products trading of variety of beans, sesame, vegetables, flowers, bamboo wares, various kinds of Thanakar and many vendors are interesting to see.
Next visit Shwezigon Pagoda that is considered to be prototypical of Burmese Architecture, Htilominlo Temple which was built in AD 1211, which can be seen the fine plaster carving still remain on the arch of pediments, Anada Temple which is one of the most impressive and exquisite monuments of Bagan, built by King Kyansittha in 1091 AD.
After lunch, visit Myinkabar village to see Gukyaukgyi Temple (Myinkabar), was built in AD 1113 by the Rjakuma, son of King Kyansittha. The temple is well-known for very rare mural painting.
Visit Manuha and Nanphaya Temple which was built by the grandson of King Manuha in about 11th century in commemoration of his grandfather King Manuha.
When the sun becomes softer, visit Dhamayangyi Temple; the biggest temple in Bagan, the craftsmanship of this temple can be regarded one of the best brick works of Bagan Era. Lacquer ware workplace is to observe the traditional art which heritage from one generation to next for several years stand.
In evening, visit Thabyinnyu Temple which was built in 1144 AD, is about 201 feet (61 meters) high and the tallest in Bagan. After observing Thabyinnyu, we will take a horse cart to the Shwesandaw Pagoda affording unequaled views of Bagan’s landscape.
Enjoy an hour boat excursion along the Ayarwaddy River at Sunset.
Overnight will be in Bagan.