Early Morning (~4 hours) drive to base camp of Kyaikhtiyo, Continue by ferry car to visit the incomprehensible “Kyaikhtiyo pagoda” and it’s environ.

Watch memorable sunset and after glow from the summit of the hill

Overnight at hotel.

After breakfast, down a step path about 4.km descending from the Golden Rock by foot.

Join the journey by open truck car to the "KIM PUN " Base camp.

Upon arrival at the base camp, transfer to Mawlamyine. On the way sightseeing at Hpa An such as Zwe Gabin and Shwe Yin Myaw Pagoda.

Overnight at hotel at Mawlamyine.

Breakfast at hotel and visit Kyaikkhami pagoda site in the sea, continue to Thanbyuzayat, observe notorious Death Railway of WW II cemetery containing more than 3,000 graves of Allied POWs who toiled on the Death Railway connecting Thailand and Myanmar.

Return to Mawlamyaing via Mudon with traditional weaving industries.

Excursion a newly built huge reclining Buddha can be seen en route.

Overnight the hotel at Mawlamyine.

After breakfast, full day sightseeing in and around Mawlamyine, is an attractive, green, tropical town with groups of stupas capped hills on the other side of the sea.

Visit the local market and sightseeing continues with the Mahamuni Pagoda, Kyaikthanlan Pagoda (known as the Kipling Pagoda) and Seindon Mibaya Kyaung, where King Mindon's wife sought refuge.

These religious buildings are all situated on a mountain range from where beautiful sunsets can be observed.

Drive to Kyaikhto and overnight stay at hotel.

After breakfast return to Yangon, On the way return sightseeing in Bago.

Bago is an ancient capital of a former Mon kingdom dating back to the 6th century.

Sightseeing in Bago includes the beautiful 55-meter long reclining Buddha, Shwethalyaung, and the Mon style Shwemawdaw Pagoda, one of the most venerated in Myanmar. Also visit the well-restored former palace Kambozathadi.

After that, take a walk around the colourful Bago Market.

On the way back to Yangon, visit the Allied War Cemetery near Htaukkyan, the final resting place for over 27,000 allied soldiers.

Overnight at the hotel in Yangon.