from $305* per person | 4 Days | May-December |
Comfort accommodations | Exertion level: 4 | |
Operator: Beyond Boundaries Myanmar | 6 people max |
Tour Highlights:
• 4 days and 3 nights of Kentung exploration
• Enjoy a unique marketplace experience
• Visit the Ann minority village
• Learn about the 300-year old beautiful
wooden monastery
• Get a glimpse of life in longhouses
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Myanmar (Burma), Southeast Asia
Day 1: Kengtung - Arrival (-)
Upon
arrival at Kengtung, your guide will greet you and transfer to your hotel. Kengtung
is a beautiful city with the traditional architectural styles of the Shan
people, wooden houses with balconies. After freshening up set off with your
guide to explore the city streets, lake, teashops and the Maha Myat Muni
pagoda.This evening, at a local restaurant and sample the regional cuisine (at
own account).
Overnight
in Kengtung
(Note: Only Kengtung airport-hotel transfer is
included. Please check with your travel consultant for surcharge for transfer
from Thai border or Tachileik airport).
(Your
hotel room is available from about 2.00 pm available. Your luggage may already
be parked in thehotel and is a former reference of rooms subject to
availability on arrival.)
Day 2: Kengtung Trek (B,L)
After
breakfast visit Kengtung’s local market. This daily market is visited by
villagers from the surrounding area, many in their traditional dresses, who come to sell their products and barter
for goods. Next, travel to Pin Tauk village, where you will begin a 1 hour trek
to the Akha minority village of Hwe Lon. Spend some time in the village meeting
the locals and learning about their unique customs and traditions. After a
picnic lunch, resume trekking to Ann Village. Stroll through the village and
notice that the Ann minority is known for their traditional black dress and
blackened teeth. Stop at Lone Tree Hill for excellent views of the city and
continue to Kengtung.
Overnight
in Kengtung.
Day 3: Kengtung Trek (B,L)
After
breakfast you will be driven 2 hours to the starting point of the days trek.
Enjoy well maintained roads and magnificent views of mountains dotted with
tribal villages. You will trek the first hour among gently sloping hills to
discover a remote beautiful, wooden monastery thought to be over 300 years old.
Marvel at the wood carvings on the doors and paintings on both the interior and
exterior walls. Inside the Buddha room you will find paintings of Jakata
stories, ancient Buddha images and other impressive religious figures and
furniture. Continue on to Wan Nyat, a unique village of the Loi people. Spend
time exploring the village tand learn about their long houses, culture and
traditions. If you wish, continue one more hour to another Loi village. Wang
Seng features an impressively large monastery and is seldom visited by tourists
and. A lunch box will be served along the way. After your visits, you return to
your car for driving back to Kengtung, arriving in the late afternoon. Freshen
up at the hotel and dine at a local restaurant (at own account).
Overnight
in Kengtung
Day 4:
Kengtung - Departure (B)
After
breakfast at the hotel, this morning is at your leisure to explore
Kengtung. If time allows, visit a
traditional Shan lacquer ware workshop and the water buffalo market, held twice
a week in Kengtung.
Then transfer to the Kengtung airport for your
onward flight.
(Note:
Only hotel - Kengtung airport transfer included. Please check with your travel
consultant for surcharge for transfer from Thai border or Tachileik airport)
*** End of services ***
Package included:
• accommodation inc. breakfast (B)
• other meals as detailed in the
itinerary (L=lunch, D=dinner)
• local specialized tour guide
(English-speaking, other languages available on request)
• all transfers
• air-conditioned car/van
transportation as detailed in the itinerary
• sightseeing as detailed in the
itinerary inc. entrance fees
Package excluded:
• International flights from and to
your country of origin
• Domestic flight in Myanmar
• travel insurance
• meals other than those explicitly
mentioned, drinks, tips and personal expenses
• visa fees
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