Heritage Line Anawrahta Cruise

Welcome onboard our luxury Anawrahta cruise at the quay of Mandalay’s riverside. Today, take your time to enjoy a relaxing sailing day by taking a swim in the 360-degree view pool or trying out our treatments of our Thazin Spa while cruising to Sagaing.

Attend our lecture “Myanmar’s ways of life” followed by a presentation on “Traditional Longyi and Thanakha”, which demonstrates the act of wearing Myanmar’s traditional costumes Longyi and putting on Thanakha make-up, to grasp a better understanding of Burmese history and culture.

Then, join in an afternoon tea served in the Kipling’s Bar while admiring the breathtaking view of Ayeyarwady river. Enjoy our party tonight to meet your fellow guests.

• Mandalay to Confluence = 87 miles
• Confluence to Yesagyo = 15 miles

Free your mind and body by joining a yoga session held in the early morning. Your excursion starts with a visit to A Myint village to discover the village life, ancient pagodas, mural paintings and wooden monastery built in 11-13 A.D.

Back on board and transfer to Monywa, lunch is served on board. Move to Thanboddhay Pagoda (Thambuddhei Paya) which features more than 580,000 Buddha images and hundreds of golden spires. Just a few minutes away, there is the second tallest Buddha statue in the world, measuring 116 meters.

Back on board. Tonight, take your time to enjoy BBQ dinner along with a Ramayana dance performance.

Pay a visit to Moktaw, a riverside village where you can take a look at the local daily life by visiting some workshops, markets.

In the evening, when the sun covers everything in its golden light, a special party with the British club theme called “A toast to the past” will take place at Kipling’s Bar. In classical music, gents can whiff on cigars while ladies sip on drinks which reminds us of a by-gone era.

• Alon – Moktaw = 34.25 miles
• Moktaw – Lon Pyi = 44.75 miles
• Breakfast, lunch, afternoon tea and dinner

This early morning, take a walk through Maukkadaw village, which is famous for its impressive teak buildings built in the traditional style, surrounded by tropical jungle.

After walking through the old village, back on board and cruise upstream to continue the journey, enjoy the passing scenery. Later, attend our Burmese Speaking Lesson to be well - prepared for the visit to the market the next day. Tonight, the ship makes its way to the riverside port of Kalaywa.

• Lon Pyi – Maukkadaw = 13.5
• Maukkadaw – Kalaywa = 59.75 miles
• Breakfast, lunch, afternoon tea and dinner

In the morning, explore the lively Kalaywa on a local tuk-tuk. Set off your great day tour with a visit to the Pagoda on a hilltop. Here, you are offered a panoramic view of the Kalaywa town and Chindwin River.

Proceed to the vibrant local market Kalaywa to do some shopping and get a glimpse of the living, you can also take the chance to practice your Burmese language skills to get a good bargain, with the help of our assistant. Language lessons and small cash are also provided for shopping.

• Kalaywa – Kindat = 47.25 miles
• Breakfast, lunch, afternoon tea and dinner

This morning, either join in a lecture by our guide or wander around the town to enjoy the scenery.

In the afternoon, arrive in the small Sittaung village which consists of only 28 houses and 200 inhabitants. Then proceed to get a glimpse of the ships of Irrawaddy Flotilla Company, a Scottish-owned company which was once owned the biggest riverboats in the world.

Get back on board, we keep sailing upstream and take a break. Enjoy afternoon tea at Kipling’s Bar.

• Kindat – Sittaung = 50.25 miles
• Sittaung – Paungbyin = 21.75 miles
• Breakfast, lunch, afternoon tea and dinner

Begin your day with a relaxing yoga session held on the sundeck early in the morning. After breakfast, take part in a demonstration about the traditional customs of betel-chewing as well as smoking cheroots (Burmese cigars).

In the afternoon, pay a visit to Homalin town, a small town in north-western Burma which lies on the bank of Chindwin River. Enjoy the stunning scenery from the viewpoint of the Buddha Lotus Garden and take a look at various statues depicting scenes of Buddha’s life.

Make a final stop in the village of the Naga tribe, enjoy their traditional cuisine and drinks as well as join their tribal dance and get to know more about their lifestyle.

• Paungbyin – Homalin = 63.25 miles
• Breakfast, lunch, afternoon tea and dinner

Take the opportunity to relax while the ship sails around 142.25 miles. During the cruise, you are offered a great chance to enjoy the changing scenery of the river.

In the late morning, join our cooking demonstration by our Executive Chef to get to know about the making of various local dishes. Participants will be provided with recipes to try out at home.

In the afternoon, a presentation on the subject of “Buddhism in Myanmar” will be given to you by our onboard guide. Enjoy a BBQ dinner served tonight along with an entertaining performance. We will moor near Mawlaik city.

• Homalin – Mawlaik = 142.25 miles
• Breakfast, lunch, afternoon tea and dinner

Mawlaik was the administrative capital of Sagaing under the British. Unlike most British-occupied towns in Myanmar, Mawlaik’s many colonial buildings aren’t completely dilapidated and still remain nowadays. Your sightseeing starts with a visit to the post office, former British administrative buildings, the house of a former British commissioner.

Afterward, join a mini golf match in Mawlaik Golf Course. Then, enjoy lunch on board. If possible, we will pay a visit to the small village of Kyi Taung Oo and discover the only surviving wood carved monastery.

Take a stroll through the town and enjoy the stunning view of its surroundings.

• Mawlaik – Kyi Taung Oo = 82.25 miles
• Breakfast, lunch, and dinner

This morning, simply relax and enjoy the passing scenery. In the afternoon, our excursion will take you on a  45-minute bus ride to Pho Win Taung to explore the elaborate Buddhist cave complex which contains Buddhist statues and murals dating to the 17th and 18th centuries.

In the evening, join the Puppet Show on board in the lounge.

• Kyi Taung Oo – Monywa = 103.25 miles
• Breakfast, lunch, and dinner

Relax and take the time to observe the passing scenery on board. In the afternoon, make a final stop in Bagan – one of the most stunning cities in Myanmar. Explore the ancient Ananda Temple and Shwe San Daw Temple – two of the largest and most magnificent Buddhist constructions in Bagan.

At the end of the day, enjoy the breathtaking sunset from one of the “sunset “pagodas.

• Monywa – Bagan = 94 miles
• Breakfast, lunch and dinner

This morning, embark on the ship of Anawrahta Cruise at the berth of Mandalay and sail north. On board, there will be a lecture on Myanmar culture and a demonstration of Myanmar Traditional Dress.

In the late afternoon, make an ashore excursion of the pottery village of Nwe Nyein where you can find a variety of beautiful pots created with traditional techniques.

Back on the board for a cocktail party followed by a farewell dinner.

Refresh your day with a meditation or a yoga session on board.

The ship sails through the magnificent hills of the 3rd Delfie and passes through the bamboo villages offering fabulous view of the local life with peaceful atmosphere.

While sailing, a cookery demonstration with ship’s renowned chefs will be held in the morning and an interesting Burmese language lesson will take place in the afternoon.

In the late afternoon, make another tour of Tagaung to get an insight into the life on the riverbank and its culture & history.

In the early afternoon, explore the enchanting colonial town of Katha. Situated on the west bank of the Irrawaddy in northern Sagaing Division, it remains a charming and remote riverside town. Further afield, the local villages and picturesque countryside make Katha a perfect place to explore. You will be taken around the region to explore all the places that appear in the book.

This morning, enjoy a fascinating train ride from Katha to Naba through the lush vegetations and tranquil villages of Kachin State. When you arrive in Naba, we will come back to Katha for a visit to the local market. You can purchase some souvenirs in this market and practice your Burmese language skills with the local people.

In the afternoon, take your time relaxing on the sun deck while the ship keeps sailing up the river to Shwe Gu. Before joining in a lecture on Myanmar history and current affairs, afternoon tea will be served. When the sun goes down, enjoy the gorgeous Burmese sunset moment and take part in a special event taking place on the Kipling’s Bar called “a toast to the past”. 

Afterwards, join us for another the movie night on the sun deck after having dinner.

Choose a spot on the sundeck to admire the magnificent view of the Second Delfie as we pass through it early this morning. It will take about 2 hours to navigate through this part of the river depending on how fast the water is flowing. Enjoy your breakfast on the sundeck.

Our return journey starts when the ship make a turn at Sinkat Bridge. After that, we keep sailing through Kyun Daw Island where we take a short tour visiting many small pagodas, rustic villages and meet the local people who live on the river banks of Irrawaddy river. 

Lunch will be served onboard as the ship continues to cruise southwards.

After a gourmet dinner, a fascinating traditional dance performance prepared by our lovely staffs will be the highlight of this evening.

In the morning, you can join our yoga and meditation class on the sun deck or the lecture of "Religion in Myanmar" and Burmese language lesson before lunchtime. Afterwards, you may want to attend an exhilarating demonstration of making traditional Burmese Cigar and chewing Betel Nut.

In the early afternoon, we will reach the beautiful fishing village of Hsithe where the local residents find a special method to catch the fish by co - operating with the Irrawaddy dolphins. Here, you will have a chance to learn about the making of the traditional agriculture products and the way to cast a fishing net. After taking a tour around the village, stop at the visitor center for an afternoon tea with the presentations about the river, the wildlife as well as the local people.

Return to the ship for a delicious dinner. Next, joining the open air cinema at the village with the friendly people of Hsithe is interesting activity you cannot miss.

In the morning, enjoy the luxurious facilities of the ship and admire the stunning scenery as we sail to Mandalay. En - route, we pass through Mingun where is famous for owning many significant architectures like unfinished pagoda or the largest bell in the world.

In the late afternoon, we reach Mandalay where you will get off the ship to visit Amarapura. Proceed to visit the traditional silk weaving, silver and bronze casting workshops before heading to the world's longest teak bridge - U Bein to catch the magical sunset moment.

A farewell dinner will be served on board. Then, enjoy the evening entertainment of Ramayana show, a legendary story and performance accompanied with traditional music instruments.

You will get on the grand Anawrahta cruise ship which lied at anchor at the quay of Mandalay’s riverside before noon.

Our staff will warmly welcome and direct you to your accommodation for the next days. The ship casts off towards Sagaing, one of the ancient capitals of Myanmar. Lunch will be served at the restaurant named “Hinta Hall” and enjoy your time at the open air Kipling’s Bar or on the sun deck.

After reaching Sagaing, we will get off and discover some significant attractions of Sagaing and the former royal capital of Ava. We will explore this place by horse-drawn carriage. You will be amazed by many kinds of incredible ancient monasteries and fanes.

After coming back to the ship, you will have a chance to learn about some Burmese traditions like Longyi and Thanaka demonstration. Besides, an interesting presentation about the history and culture of Myanmar will help you know more about this golden land.

Our cruise manager will invite you to have a sip of cocktail gathering at Kipling’s Bar before your dinner on board.

In the early morning, let’s awaken your mind and body by joining in a yoga session on the sun deck. Our ship keeps sailing to Yandabo.

After having breakfast, a lecture about Bagan’s history will be given at the Mandalay Lounge. This morning you can lie on the lounge on the sundeck wallowing in the serene atmosphere or go to the spa for a pampering treatment.

In the afternoon, the ship arrives at Yandabo where to sign the Peace Treaty putting an end to the first Anglo - Burmese war. Nowadays, the village is famous nationwide for the making of fine pottery products of which keep the water cool longer. Our professional guide will direct and explain to you about their pottery-making process. You can even try to make your own item.

Then, return to the ship for a delightful tea party. Pakkoku is our next overnight spot. On the route to Pakkoku, we will pass the meeting of the Ayeyarwady and its greatest tributary, Chindwin River.

When the night falls, dress up for an interesting event at the Kipling’s Bar - “A toast to the past” where to enjoy a delicious glass of cocktails and share some stories about the old British - Burmese days.

Afterwards, a luxury dinner will be served at the Hintha Hall. In addition, if the weather permits, you can join our cinema under the starry night on the sun deck showing classic movies.

In the morning, taking part in our yoga class will help you refresh mental and physical health.

Have your breakfast while the ship continue sailing to the south for some more miles to an old trading port - Pakkoku. As we aprroach the town, admire the Myanmar's longest bridge - Pakokku Bridge.

We will disembark to visit some small industries in this area like a cheroot-rolling factory and a Burmese slipper workshop. Next, we take a leisurely walk at the local market to have a glimpse of the local trade and daily life. Moreover, you can buy some Burmese cigars as souvenirs for friends or family as tobacco is also the famous product of Pakokku.

Shwegu Temple is our next stop which is famous for stunning and incredible Yamanei wood carvings and marvelous seated Buddha image. Afterwards, back to the ship for lunch and Anawrahta cruise will continue sailing southwards. Around 2 PM, we reach Bagan where the ship will moor here for a night.

In the afternoon, we will visit the 2 most impressive constructions of Bagan - Ananda Temple and Sulamani Pagoda. Then, don't miss a chance to contemplate the magnificient sunset of the ancient city from a vantage point.

We will return to the ship afterwards. For your entertaiment, a traditional Bagan dance performance is offered at the Mandalay Lounge.

Next, enjoy your dinner which will be followed by another movie night (depends on the weather).

Breakfast will be served onboard.

The incredible Balloon over Bagan is available (Required to book in advance)

For other guests, the trip continue with a morning tour of the vibrant Nyaung - U market and the revered Shwezigon Pagoda. Then, make a visit to one of the famous workshops to see the ancient technique of lacquerware making. Make your way to the Wetkyi - In Gubyaukgyi Pagoda after that to admire its unique frescoes before heading back to the ship for lunch.

In the afternoon, there are two options for you to choose from. You could pay a visit to the fabulous Mount Popa - home to Nats of the region. Your journey includes a stop at a toddy palm plantation.

For the second option, you will make your way to Myinkaba Village where there is a visit to the revered Manuha Pagoda and the beautiful temple of Gubyaukyi. Your excursion then will move to the Minnanthu Village for a stunning walking tour around the beautiful village.

You will get on the grand Anawrahta cruise ship which lied at anchor at the quay of Mandalay’s riverside before noon.

Our staff will warmly welcome and direct you to your accommodation for the next days. The ship casts off towards Sagaing, one of the ancient capitals of Myanmar. Lunch will be served at the restaurant named “Hinta Hall” and enjoy your time at the open air Kipling’s Bar or on the sun deck.

After reaching Sagaing, we will get off and discover some significant attractions of Sagaing and the former royal capital of Ava. We will explore this place by horse-drawn carriage. You will be amazed by many kinds of incredible ancient monasteries and fanes.

After coming back to the ship, you will have a chance to learn about some Burmese traditions like Longyi and Thanaka demonstration. Besides, an interesting presentation about the history and culture of Myanmar will help you know more about this golden land.

Our cruise manager will invite you to have a sip of cocktail gathering at Kipling’s Bar before your dinner on board.

In the early morning, let’s awaken your mind and body by joining in a yoga session on the sun deck. Our ship keeps sailing to Yandabo.

After having breakfast, a lecture about Bagan’s history will be given at the Mandalay Lounge. This morning you can lie on the lounge on the sundeck wallowing in the serene atmosphere or go to the spa for a pampering treatment.

In the afternoon, the ship arrives at Yandabo where to sign the Peace Treaty putting an end to the first Anglo - Burmese war. Nowadays, the village is famous nationwide for the making of fine pottery products of which keep the water cool longer. Our professional guide will direct and explain to you about their pottery-making process. You can even try to make your own item.

Then, return to the ship for a delightful tea party. Pakkoku is our next overnight spot. On the route to Pakkoku, we will pass the meeting of the Ayeyarwady and its greatest tributary, Chindwin River.

When the night falls, dress up for an interesting event at the Kipling’s Bar - “A toast to the past” where to enjoy a delicious glass of cocktails and share some stories about the old British - Burmese days.

Afterwards, a luxury dinner will be served at the Hintha Hall. In addition, if the weather permits, you can join our cinema under the starry night on the sun deck showing classic movies.

In the morning, taking part in our yoga class will help you refresh mental and physical health.

Have your breakfast while the ship continue sailing to the south for some more miles to an old trading port - Pakkoku. As we aprroach the town, admire the Myanmar's longest bridge - Pakokku Bridge.

We will disembark to visit some small industries in this area like a cheroot-rolling factory and a Burmese slipper workshop. Next, we take a leisurely walk at the local market to have a glimpse of the local trade and daily life. Moreover, you can buy some Burmese cigars as souvenirs for friends or family as tobacco is also the famous product of Pakokku.

Shwegu Temple is our next stop which is famous for stunning and incredible Yamanei wood carvings and marvelous seated Buddha image. Afterwards, back to the ship for lunch and Anawrahta cruise will continue sailing southwards. Around 2 PM, we reach Bagan where the ship will moor here for a night.

In the afternoon, we will visit the 2 most impressive constructions of Bagan - Ananda Temple and Sulamani Pagoda. Then, don't miss a chance to contemplate the magnificient sunset of the ancient city from a vantage point.

We will return to the ship afterwards. For your entertaiment, a traditional Bagan dance performance is offered at the Mandalay Lounge.

Next, enjoy your dinner which will be followed by another movie night (depends on the weather).

The incredible Balloon over Bagan is available (Required to book in advance)

Breakfast will be served onboard. Then, say goodbye to the crew and disembark from the ship of Anawrahta.

You will get on the grand Anawrahta cruise ship which lied at anchor at the quay of Mandalay’s riverside before noon.

Our staff will warmly welcome and direct you to your accommodation for the next days. The ship casts off towards Sagaing, one of the ancient capitals of Myanmar. Lunch will be served at the restaurant named “Hinta Hall” and enjoy your time at the open air Kipling’s Bar or on the sun deck.

After reaching Sagaing, we will get off and discover some significant attractions of Sagaing and the former royal capital of Ava. We will explore this place by horse-drawn carriage. You will be amazed by many kinds of incredible ancient monasteries and fanes.

After coming back to the ship, you will have a chance to learn about some Burmese traditions like Longyi and Thanaka demonstration. Besides, an interesting presentation about the history and culture of Myanmar will help you know more about this golden land.

Our cruise manager will invite you to have a sip of cocktail gathering at Kipling’s Bar before your dinner on board.

In the early morning, let’s awaken your mind and body by joining in a yoga session on the sun deck. Our ship keeps sailing to Yandabo.

After having breakfast, a lecture about Bagan’s history will be given at the Mandalay Lounge. This morning you can lie on the lounge on the sundeck wallowing in the serene atmosphere or go to the spa for a pampering treatment.

In the afternoon, the ship arrives at Yandabo where to sign the Peace Treaty putting an end to the first Anglo - Burmese war. Nowadays, the village is famous nationwide for the making of fine pottery products of which keep the water cool longer. Our professional guide will direct and explain to you about their pottery-making process. You can even try to make your own item.

Then, return to the ship for a delightful tea party. Pakkoku is our next overnight spot. On the route to Pakkoku, we will pass the meeting of the Ayeyarwady and its greatest tributary, Chindwin River.

When the night falls, dress up for an interesting event at the Kipling’s Bar - “A toast to the past” where to enjoy a delicious glass of cocktails and share some stories about the old British - Burmese days.

Afterwards, a luxury dinner will be served at the Hintha Hall. In addition, if the weather permits, you can join our cinema under the starry night on the sun deck showing classic movies.

In the morning, taking part in our yoga class will help you refresh mental and physical health.

Have your breakfast while the ship continue sailing to the south for some more miles to an old trading port - Pakkoku. As we aprroach the town, admire the Myanmar's longest bridge - Pakokku Bridge.

We will disembark to visit some small industries in this area like a cheroot-rolling factory and a Burmese slipper workshop. Next, we take a leisurely walk at the local market to have a glimpse of the local trade and daily life. Moreover, you can buy some Burmese cigars as souvenirs for friends or family as tobacco is also the famous product of Pakokku.

Shwegu Temple is our next stop which is famous for stunning and incredible Yamanei wood carvings and marvelous seated Buddha image. Afterwards, back to the ship for lunch and Anawrahta cruise will continue sailing southwards. Around 2 PM, we reach Bagan.

Then, say goodbye to the crew and disembark from the ship of Anawrahta.

Around 12:00 p.m, check–in Anawrahta cruise at Bagan for some refreshments and warm greetings.

While the ship sails towards Pakokku – an old trading town located on the west bank of the Irrawaddy river, you will have a chance to see the longest bridge of Myanmar – Pakokku Bridge.

Upon arrival in Pakokku, we will pay a visit to some traditional workshops such as Cheroot-rolling (Burmese cigar) and flip – flops making.

Next, we head to the local market where you can find a wide range of local produces. This is not only a place where you can get a glimpse of the local life but also a perfect place to buy Burmese cigars.

We continue to visit a special temple where is home to precious seated Buddha images and contains meticulous carvings made from rare Yamanei wood – Shwegu. Return Anawrahta cruise to keep sailing northwards.

As the twilight comes, expect a special event occurring at the Kipling’s Bar. Dress on your best suites and join in the back – in – time party with many stories about the British – Burmese days.

Dinner will be served at the Hintha Hall. Movie night will also take place on the sun deck if the weather allows.

Early birds will have a chance to attend a yoga class in the very first sunray of the day. The ship continues to sail up the river. Enjoy your breakfast as the ship sails passing through the intersection of the Irrawaddy and its greatest tributary, Chindwin River.

Our first destination today is the pottery village of Yanderbo. This small village has a big history of where to sign the Treaty of Yandabo which put an end to the 1st Anglo – Burmese war. Today, it is well – known for making pottery products, especially Yandabo’s pots can keep the water cooler. Our knowledgeable guide will explain to you more on the trip.

Walk around the village to experience the local life. You can also try to make your own pottery items.

An exquisite lunch buffet will be served when guests return on board. The boat continues its adventure up to the North. Choose to lie lazily on the bench of the sundeck watching the scenery or rejuvenate yourself in some amazing spa treatments.

In the afternoon, Longyi wearing (Burmese traditional dress) and Thanaka applying (Burmese natural cosmetic) demonstrations, as well as lectures about Burmese’s history and culture, will be provided.

Enjoy your dinner at the Hintha Hall.

Movie night under the starry sky will then be followed if the weather is good.

Early this morning, a yoga session will help you to start a new day refreshingly.

Breakfast will be served after that while we sail to Ava.

Disembark the ship for a wonderful discovery around Burmese’s former royal capital – Ava. Horse cart will be our main transportation. The tour includes some notable sites such as the ancient Bagaya Kyaung monastery, Maha Aung Mye Bonzan monastery and Nanmyint watch tower.

Return to Anawrahta cruise for lunch. The ship will then sail to the north to Mandalay. Don’t miss a chance to admire the beauty of Sagaing Hill where hundreds of white and golden stupas located.

Around 2:00 p.m, moor at Mandalay.

In the afternoon, a splendid tour shows us some of the most special spots of Mandalay. Experience the amazing process of the gold-leaf beating, have a look inside a silk-weaving manufacturer and take a walk through captivating streets with many marble-carving workshops. And then, the best moment of the day approaches. Enjoy a sunset cruise around the world’s longest teak bridge – U Bein.

Back to the ship. Dinner will be followed by a traditional performance.

Afterwards, our open – air cinema welcomes you with another classic movie.

Have your breakfast before we start our tour discovering magnificent Buddhist constructions in Mandalay.

The trip continues with a visit to Kuthodaw Pagoda, also known as “the world’s largest book”. This site comprises a gilded temple and 729 shrines containing marble slabs inscribed with Buddha teaching. Next, we head to Mahamuni Pagoda where is home to the most sacred Buddha statue of the country. Another point of interest is the sophisticated wooden architecture of Shwenandaw Monastery – the sole surviving construction of the Royal Palace.

Back on the ship to have lunch while Anawrahta continues its journey to Mingun. Here, you will have a chance to admire the magnificent architecture of Mingun Paya which was intentionally left unfinished. The king who ordered to build this pagoda has canceled the process himself due to the prophecy of his death if the stupa was completed.

Keep on walking, we will approach close to the world’s second-biggest bell – Mingun Bell.

Back to the ship. Some snacks and drinks are prepared for you. Then, Anawrahta cruise sails back to Mandalay. Enjoy your last dinner onboard and after that our crew will set up some farewell entertainment.

Around 12:00 p.m, check–in Anawrahta cruise at Bagan for some refreshments and warm greetings.

While the ship sails towards Pakokku – an old trading town located on the west bank of the Irrawaddy river, you will have a chance to see the longest bridge of Myanmar – Pakokku Bridge.

Upon arrival in Pakokku, we will pay a visit to some traditional workshops such as Cheroot-rolling (Burmese cigar) and flip – flops making.

Next, we head to the local market where you can find a wide range of local produces. This is not only a place where you can get a glimpse of the local life but also a perfect place to buy Burmese cigars.

We continue to visit a special temple where is home to precious seated Buddha images and contains meticulous carvings made from rare Yamanei wood – Shwegu. Return Anawrahta cruise to keep sailing northwards.

As the twilight comes, expect a special event occurring at the Kipling’s Bar. Dress on your best suites and join in the back – in – time party with many stories about the British – Burmese days.

Dinner will be served at the Hintha Hall. Movie night will also take place on the sun deck if the weather allows.

Early birds will have a chance to attend a yoga class in the very first sunray of the day. The ship continues to sail up the river. Enjoy your breakfast as the ship sails passing through the intersection of the Irrawaddy and its greatest tributary, Chindwin River.

Our first destination today is the pottery village of Yanderbo. This small village has a big history of where to sign the Treaty of Yandabo which put an end to the 1st Anglo – Burmese war. Today, it is well – known for making pottery products, especially Yandabo’s pots can keep the water cooler. Our knowledgeable guide will explain to you more on the trip.

Walk around the village to experience the local life. You can also try to make your own pottery items.

An exquisite lunch buffet will be served when guests return on board. The boat continues its adventure up to the North. Choose to lie lazily on the bench of the sundeck watching the scenery or rejuvenate yourself in some amazing spa treatments.

In the afternoon, Longyi wearing (Burmese traditional dress) and Thanaka applying (Burmese natural cosmetic) demonstrations, as well as lectures about Burmese’s history and culture, will be provided.

Enjoy your dinner at the Hintha Hall.

Movie night under the starry sky will then be followed if the weather is good.

Early this morning, a yoga session will help you to start a new day refreshingly.

Breakfast will be served after that while we sail to Ava.

Disembark the ship for a wonderful discovery around Burmese’s former royal capital – Ava. Horse cart will be our main transportation. The tour includes some notable sites such as the ancient Bagaya Kyaung monastery, Maha Aung Mye Bonzan monastery and Nanmyint watch tower.

Return to Anawrahta cruise for lunch. The ship will then sail to the north to Mandalay. Don’t miss a chance to admire the beauty of Sagaing Hill where hundreds of white and golden stupas located.

Around 2:00 p.m, moor at Mandalay.

In the afternoon, a splendid tour shows us some of the most special spots of Mandalay. Experience the amazing process of the gold-leaf beating, have a look inside a silk-weaving manufacturer and take a walk through captivating streets with many marble-carving workshops. And then, the best moment of the day approaches. Enjoy a sunset cruise around the world’s longest teak bridge – U Bein.

Back to the ship. Dinner will be followed by a traditional performance.

Afterwards, our open – air cinema welcomes you with another classic movie.

Have your breakfast then say goodbye to the crew. Disembark from the ship of Anawrahta.

Around 12:00 p.m, check–in Anawrahta cruise at Bagan for some refreshments and warm greetings.

While the ship sails towards Pakokku – an old trading town located on the west bank of the Irrawaddy river, you will have a chance to see the longest bridge of Myanmar – Pakokku Bridge.

Upon arrival in Pakokku, we will pay a visit to some traditional workshops such as Cheroot-rolling (Burmese cigar) and flip – flops making.

Next, we head to the local market where you can find a wide range of local produces. This is not only a place where you can get a glimpse of the local life but also a perfect place to buy Burmese cigars.

We continue to visit a special temple where is home to precious seated Buddha images and contains meticulous carvings made from rare Yamanei wood – Shwegu. Return Anawrahta cruise to keep sailing northwards.

As the twilight comes, expect a special event occurring at the Kipling’s Bar. Dress on your best suites and join in the back – in – time party with many stories about the British – Burmese days.

Dinner will be served at the Hintha Hall. Movie night will also take place on the sun deck if the weather allows.

Early birds will have a chance to attend a yoga class in the very first sunray of the day. The ship continues to sail up the river. Enjoy your breakfast as the ship sails passing through the intersection of the Irrawaddy and its greatest tributary, Chindwin River.

Our first destination today is the pottery village of Yanderbo. This small village has a big history of where to sign the Treaty of Yandabo which put an end to the 1st Anglo – Burmese war. Today, it is well – known for making pottery products, especially Yandabo’s pots can keep the water cooler. Our knowledgeable guide will explain to you more on the trip.

Walk around the village to experience the local life. You can also try to make your own pottery items.

An exquisite lunch buffet will be served when guests return on board. The boat continues its adventure up to the North. Choose to lie lazily on the bench of the sundeck watching the scenery or rejuvenate yourself in some amazing spa treatments.

In the afternoon, Longyi wearing (Burmese traditional dress) and Thanaka applying (Burmese natural cosmetic) demonstrations, as well as lectures about Burmese’s history and culture, will be provided.

Enjoy your dinner at the Hintha Hall.

Movie night under the starry sky will then be followed if the weather is good.

Early this morning, a yoga session will help you to start a new day refreshingly.

Breakfast will be served after that while we sail to Ava.

Disembark the ship for a wonderful discovery around Burmese’s former royal capital – Ava. Horse cart will be our main transportation. The tour includes some notable sites such as the ancient Bagaya Kyaung monastery, Maha Aung Mye Bonzan monastery and Nanmyint watch tower.

Return to Anawrahta cruise for lunch. The ship will then sail to the north to Mandalay. Don’t miss a chance to admire the beauty of Sagaing Hill where hundreds of white and golden stupas located.

Around 2:00 p.m, moor at Mandalay. Say goodbye to the crew and disembark from the ship of Anawrahta.