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RIVER CRUISE ON THE AYEYARWADDY RIVER BETWEEN MANDALAY & BHAMO:

A journey along the Ayeyarwady River is a voyage of a lifetime. From this mighty river, which runs the length of the country, treasures can be admired which have for so long been hidden from the world’s gaze.

With the RV Pandaw II:

The RV Pandaw II was built in Yangon in 2004 after the historic vessel built in Scotland in 1948 for the shallow conditions of the Ayeyarwaddy. The Irrawaddy Flotilla Company started river cruises in Myanmar and created the Bagan- Mandalay routing in 1998 with its interesting stops. Click here to see a complete Deck Plan of Pandaw II.


ITINERARY:

08 Nov. – 15 Nov. 2010 (8 Days / 7 Nights)
Mandalay – Mingun - Kyaung Myoung – Tagaung – Katha – Shwegu – Mandalay

30 Dec. 2010 – 06 Jan. 2011 (8 days / 7 nights)
Mandalay – Mingun - Kyaung Myoung – Tagaung – Katha – Shwegu – Mandalay

08 Feb. – 15 Feb. 2011 (8 days / 7 nights)
Mandalay – Mingun - Kyaung Myoung – Tagaung – Katha – Shwegu – Mandalay

08 Mar – 15. Mar 2011 (8 days / 7 nights)
Mandalay – Mingun - Kyaung Myoung – Tagaung – Katha – Shwegu – Mandalay

 

With the RV Pandaw 1947:

The RV Pandaw 1947 was built in Scotland in 1947 for the shallow conditions of the Ayeyarwaddy. The Pandaw is a ship laden with charm, atmosphere and character. With fine cuisine and high standards of service a cruise on the RV Pandaw 1947 is a unique travel experience. Click here to see a complete Deck Plan of the RV Pandaw 1947.

        

ITINERARY:

26 Oct. – 02 Nov. 2010 (8 days / 7 nights)
Mandalay – Kyaung Myaung – Tagaung - Katha - Bhamo – Shwegu – Mingun – Mandalay

02 Nov. – 09 Nov. 2010 (8 days / 7 nights)
Mandalay – Kyaung Myaung – Tagaung - Katha - Bhamo – Shwegu – Mingun – Mandalay
 

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