Day 1: Bago City Tour
Meal: No meals (Pay by themselves)

• 09:00: Pick up from your hotel in Bago / Meeting point and transfer to Kyaik Pun Pagoda.
• 10:00: Kyaik Pun Pagoda
  Visit this 27-meter high pagoda built in 1476, featuring four unique-faced Buddha statues created by four Mon women. The Buddhas depicted are Kakusandha, Konagamana, Kassapa, and Gautama.
• 11:00: Shwethalyaung Buddha
  Explore the Reclining Buddha, built over 1,000 years ago. The pagoda is said to contain Buddha hair, teeth, and relics. Despite experiencing several collapses and cracks, it has been meticulously repaired by the local people.
  Lunch on your own expense (Guide will suggest on spot)
• 13:00: Kambazathadi Golden Palace
  Visit the palace built by King Bayinnaung in 1556, which was later destroyed by fire and rebuilt in 1992. Originally made entirely of teak wood, the current structure is cement but retains the original large column and features various jewelry and gold objects. The palace’s overall style is brilliant and the environment is beautiful.
• 14:00: Shwemawdaw Pagoda
  Discover this landmark pagoda in Bago Province, said to contain two Buddhist relics and Buddha teeth. It serves as a local Buddhist center and hosts many festivals. The pagoda, rebuilt and restored multiple times due to natural disasters, is now 114 meters tall, making it the highest pagoda in Myanmar.
  Return to Bago city (Hotel / Meeting point).
  Dinner on your own expense (Guide will suggest on spot)
  Overnight at Bago (Exclude hotel)

Day 2: Bago - Kyaikhtiyo Pagoda
Meal: No meals (Pay by themselves)

• 07:00: Pick up from your hotel in Bago / Meeting point and transfer to Snake Pagoda.
• 08:00: Snake Pagoda
  Visit this unique pagoda associated with a legendary large snake, believed to be one of the largest and oldest snakes in the world. Locals come to pay their respects and offer gifts. Lunch on your own expense (Guide will suggest on spot)
• 13:00: Kyaikhtiyo Pagoda
  Explore the Kyaikhtiyo Pagoda, also known as the Golden Rock. According to legend, a Buddhist hermit was given a strand of the Buddha’s hair, which was then placed atop a boulder by the king. The boulder, miraculously balanced on a cliff, has become a major pilgrimage site.
• 16:00: Return to Bago city (Hotel / Meeting point).
  Dinner on your own expense (Guide will suggest on spot)

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Tour Included :

- All entrance fee
- 1 bottle water
- English Guide
- Van and driver

Tour Excluded :

- Meal
- Hotel
- Tipping