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We’re delighted to be taking the road less travelled on an exclusive journey to Myanmar. Formerly known as Burma, Myanmar has been opening up politically and economically since late 2011, making this the most exciting time to visit Southeast Asia’s best kept secret.

BeBe immersed in culture with visits to rural villages, meet and interact with locals, learn hands-on about their traditions, their culinary specialties and the skills of the artisans. Explore an archaeological treasure trove of temples and sacred pagodas. Visit thriving markets and embrace in the spectacular beauty of the lush forested hills, fertile valleys and mountain lakes.

Myanmar is one of the most magical and undiscovered destinations in the world: a golden land of breathtaking beauty and charm that is steeped in fascinating history and traditions.

• Private group arrival/departure transfers (based on group air arrival/departure times)• Private transportation on air-conditioned bus as per the itinerary• 12 nights accommodations superior/deluxe accommodations • 3 nights Yangon • 1 night Inle Lake • 2 nights Loikaw • 1 night Kalaw • 2 nights Mandalay • 1 night Mount Popa • 2 nights Bagan• Daily breakfast, 3 lunches, 9 dinners, 2 bottles of water per day• Domestic air Yangon-Heho, Heho-Mandalay, Mandalay-Bagan, Bagan-Yangon• Sightseeing & entrance fees as per itinerary• Boat rental in Inle Lake• Ferry boat and horse cart ride in Ava• Sunset cruise in Bagan• Services of an English speaking guide throughout• Service of a Broad Escapes Tour Manager throughout•• Applicable taxes and service charges

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• International airfare (ask us about group air from Toronto or air from other gateways)• Hotel luggage handling• Beverages & meals other than mentioned above• Gratuities to driver and local guide• Additional taxes, fuel surcharges or service charges• Passport photos, government processing fees•• Myanmar Visa (e-visa 50.00USD)• Vaccinations

• A designated group flight will be available from Toronto • Manulife All Inclusive Package Insurance, includes emergency medical coverage, cancellation and interruption, limited baggage insurance – see policy for terms and conditions(Ask our agents for details)• arrival and departure transfers – for those not arriving & departing on group flights departing on group flights• Extend your stay in Myanmar (visit www.broadescapes.com/et/myanmar-2018 for details.)

• Deposit $700.00 pp plus insurance due at time of booking• 2nd deposit of $1500.00 due March 1, 2018• Balance due: August 1, 2018

Magical Journey to MyanmarNovember 3-15, 2018

Cost: $4900.00CAD Based on twin occupancy and a minimum of 10 passengers, maximum of 16 passengers Single supplement: $1500.00CAD

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TERMS & CONDITIONS Reservations: To reserve space on this tour, contact your Ellison Travel & Tours Travel Consultant Deposits & Payments: A deposit is due at the time of booking. The amount of the deposit varies according to the tour booked. Final payment depending on the tour is due 60 to 120 days prior to departure. Both deposits and final payments are non-refundable at time of payment unless covered by insurance. Forms of Payment: Ellison Travel & Tours will accept payment in the form of cheque, Visa or Mastercard. Cheques must be made payable to Ellison Travel & Tours. If the credit card sale is declined, the customer will be informed immediately, and payment will be considered not received. Verbal authorization of the use of your credit card commits you to your reservation whether or not you have signed a credit card draft. Refunds will be processed in the form they were received. Goods & Services Tax: The Canadian Government's G.S.T. and/or H.S.T. may apply to the cost of your tour. Your vacation consultant will advise of the additional G.S.T./H.S.T. charges, if any, that apply to the cost of your tour. Ellison Travel & Tours reserves the right to pass any Government changes to the tax structure on to the consumer. Price Guarantee: Once the deposit is paid, the tour cost is guaranteed. Prices are however subject to change to cover any unexpected costs over which Ellison Travel & Tours has no control, such as fuel surcharges, government taxes and country visas. In the event of a surcharge tour members and/or vacation consultants will be advised of any surcharge on their tour. If a rate increase of more than 7% is necessary, clients may cancel with no penalties. No surcharges will be added within 30 days prior to departure. Insurance: Ellison Travel & Tours strongly recommends the purchase of Trip Cancellation and Interruption Insurance, and Comprehensive Assistance, Health Coverage, Individual Accident Coverage, and Baggage and Personal Effects Insurance. Details are available from your travel agent. Proof of Citizenship: Canadian Citizens are asked to carry a passport for tours to the United States. For international travel a valid passport is required. Citizens of other countries or landed immigrants should check with their travel agent for requirements for travel outside Canada. Passengers must have valid passports for travel abroad and visas for some countries. Ellison Travel & Tours does not accept responsibility for passengers who do not meet correct visa and passport requirements. Currency: All prices are shown in Canadian Dollars. Baggage: Maximum baggage allowance on motoroach tours is one large suitcase per person. All hand luggage must be carried personally aboard the motorcoach or aircraft. Although the Tour Manager and Coach Driver supervise the transfer of luggage to and from the motorcoach and every effort is made to handle luggage as carefully as possible, Ellison Travel & Tours cannot assume liability for loss, theft or damage due to breakage, fire, water, etc. Accommodation: All hotels listed in itineraries have been confirmed at the time of printing, but are subject to change. On most tours, TWIN refers to two persons sharing one room with two beds; however, in some areas, only one double bed may be available, so please specify at time of booking if you wish two separate beds. TRIPLE or QUAD usually refers to three or four persons sharing one room with two double beds, all with private bath. Please keep in mind that in some areas local customs may mean that there is a change in the type of accommodation provided. Items not included: Items of personal nature such as laundry, telephone charges and drinks with meals other than noted in the tour Inclusions. Responsibility: Ellison Travel & Tours acts solely as organizer of the tours outlined in this brochure and is responsible for making all reservations and charting the routes as outlined but it is expressly understood and agreed between the tour organizer and the passengers that Ellison Travel & Tours or its agents shall not be held responsible for: a) non-performance on the part of any hotel or other accommodation for any act or omission that cannot be directly attributed to the neglect of the tour organizer; b) any delays, misconnections, loss, damage or injury to persons or property or for mechanical defects or failure, however caused or for any substitution of hotels or carrier equipment beyond the control of the tour operator, or for any additional expenses occasioned thereby; c) any inconvenience, loss of enjoyment, upset, disappointment, distress or frustration whether physical or mental however caused, except where caused directly by the tour operator; d) any additional costs incurred or any ancillary loss sustained as a result of cancellations or delays of tours caused by inclement weather conditions, acts of God, or any other event, which result in one or more persons being unable to continue or complete the tour through no direct fault of the tour organizer. The tour organizer reserves the right to make any changes before or during the tour for the comfort and enjoyment of the passengers and it is agreed and understood that any increase in costs occasioned by such change shall be paid by the passengers or any decrease in costs occasioned by the change shall be refunded to the passenger. Force Majeure: Except where otherwise expressly stated in these conditions, we regret we cannot accept liability or pay any compensation where the performance or prompt performance of our obligations under our contract with you is prevented or affected by or you otherwise suffer any injury, damage, loss or expense of any nature as a result of “force Majeure”. In these conditions, “force Majeure” means any event which Ellison Travel & Tours or the supplier of the service(s) in question could not, even with all due care, foresee or avoid. Such events may include actual or threatened war, riot, civil strife, terrorist activity, industrial dispute, natural or nuclear disaster, adverse weather conditions, disease, fire and all similar events outside our control. All tour itineraries are subject to change or cancellation without prior notice. Tour managers are subject to substitution where deemed necessary. Ellison Travel & Tours shall have no responsibilities beyond their refund of all monies paid by the passenger which is deemed to constitute full settlement. The tour organizer reserves the right to decline any person as a member of the tour at any time before or during the tour should such person's presence be considered detrimental to the interest, comfort and enjoyment of the other tour members. Persons leaving the tour during operation will not receive a refund of unused services. Ellison Travel & Tours, its agents and all passengers agree that conditions set out herein are part of the terms between the passenger and the tour organizer. Acceptance of the ticket for the tour or any deposit given to the tour organizer represents acceptance by the passenger of all the aforementioned conditions.

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BROAD ESCAPES BEmesmorized – Magical Journey to Myanmar

Nov 3 – 15, 2018 Note: It is the responsibility of all participants to be in possession of the correct documentation to travel out of the country. Failure to do so will result in participants being denied entry/boarding and returned home at the expense of the individual. Canadian Citizens require a valid passport (authorities at your destination require that passports are valid for 6 months beyond your return date). Canadians also require a tourist visa which can be purchased on-line prior to travel at https://evisa.moip.gov.mm/. Non-Canadians must check entry and transit requirements. Highlights To quote Rudyard Kipling Letters from the East, “This is Burma and it is unlike any other land you will ever know.” We’re delighted to be taking the road less travelled on an exclusive journey to Myanmar. Formerly known as Burma, Myanmar has been opening up politically and economically since late 2011, making this the most exciting and precious time to visit Southeast Asia’s best kept secret. Be immersed in culture with visits to rural villages, meet and interact with locals, learn hands-on about their traditions, their culinary specialties and the skills of the artisans. Explore an archaeological treasure trove of temples and sacred pagodas. Visit thriving markets and embrace in the spectacular beauty of the lush forested hills, fertile valleys and mountain lakes. Myanmar is one of the most magical and undiscovered destinations in the world: a golden land of breathtaking beauty and charm that is steeped in fascinating history and traditions. We welcome you to join us on this magical journey in November 2018. Don’t miss out – book today! Day 1 – Saturday, Nov 3rd – arrive Yangon

Welcome to Yangon, Myanmar. Upon group arrival in Yangon International Airport you will meet our English speaking local guide who will remain with the group for the duration of the tour.

*Private group transfer to the hotel. As most flights will arrive late in the day and evening you’ll be free to relax and unwind at the

hotel after check-in. *Broad Escapes will have a designated group flight from Toronto. The group transfer will be based on

the designated flight arrival time. Private transfers (at an additional cost) can be arranged for those arriving at a different date/time. Flights from all gateways can be arranged through Broad Escapes.

Overnight Yangon – 2 nights – Sule Shangrila Hotel (or similar)

Day 2 – Sunday, Nov 4th - Yangon B/D Embark on a journey to explore the highlights of Yangon. We begin in the colonial style city

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center and one of the landmarks Sule Paya stupa – built over 2,000 years ago and the focal point of numerous historical events. Continue to Karaweik Hall to marvel at the uniquely decorated “hamsa-bird-shaped” floating barge on Kandawgyi (Royal) Lake. Visit the Bogyoke (Scotts) Market, where hundreds of gemstone, handicrafts, art, clothes and food stores are tucked in a maze of colour. We complete the day with a visit to one of the world’s most spectacular monuments, the Swedagon Pagoda, a gold covered bell dome structure that dominates the city’s skyline. Legend has it that strands of sacred Buddha’s hair are enshrined here. The Shwedagon is an iconic symbol of the country, a sight not to be missed. (market is closed on Mondays and on public holidays)

Overnight Yangon – Sule Shangrila Hotel (or similar)

Day 3 – Monday, Nov 5th – Yangon – Heho – Inle Lake B/D Transfer to the airport for the flight to Heho, a quiet transit town in the beautiful hills of Shan

State. Visit the bustling main Heho Market, a meeting point for the various ethnic minority groups of the surrounding areas to trade handmade goods and locally grown produce. On our way to Inle Lake, we stop at a local family workshop to learn how Shan umbrellas and paper are made in their traditional way, using natural fibre from mulberry trees. We then continue to Inle Lake and descend through the scenic valley offering stunning views of the Shan Mountains and rice paddy fields. In the afternoon we embark on an exploration of Inle Lake with a visit to Phaungdaw Oo Pagoda, home to some of the country’s most sacred Buddha statues covered in gold leaf. Tucked away in a quiet corner and away from the notorious boat traffic we will spend the afternoon visiting a traditional Intha home, owned by 5 sisters who are descendants of master lacquer ware makers. Here we’ll enjoy traditional snacks with the family and learn about their life on the lake, their history and culture.

Overnight Inle Lake – 1 night – Pristine Lotus Spa Resort (or similar)

Day 4 – Tuesday, Nov 6th – Inle Lake – Phekhon - Loikaw B/L/D Today enjoy a scenic boat-ride down the lake and along the Bilu River to Samkhar (Sagar)(3hrs),

an ancient capital of a petty state with the same name. Here we stroll through the village, old pagodas and temples and experience the quaint village life. In the afternoon continue by boat viewing the small villages that seem unchanged in time to Phekhon (2hrs), a small town situated on the shore of Mobye Dam. Here we visit the Sacred Heart Church built by Italian missionaries in the late 19th century and enjoy panoramic views of the town from the hill of Our Lady of Jeroblo Grotto. A late lunch will be enjoyed a local home in Phekhon owned by Mr. Pascal Khoo Thwe. This is brief biography of Mr Pascal Khoo Thwe Born into the tiny and remote Kayan Padaung tribe, famous for their long-necked women, Pascal Khoo Thwe has been a seminarian, a rebel fighter in Myanmar's eastern jungles and a refugee. He then graduated in English literature from Cambridge, the first member of his tribe ever to study at university, after which he pursued careers in finance, in journalism and in catering. His extraordinary story is told in his acclaimed autobiography, From the Land of Green Ghosts, published by HarperCollins. Other books in the pipeline include Indigo Limbo, a description of Myanmar communities in exile, and a jungle cookbook. After a quarter century away Pascal has returned to his homeland, and is devoting himself to helping his people through various sustainability and environmental causes. He assists Expeditions Myanmar in guide training, in vetting the environmental practices of the company's suppliers and in reviewing the sustainability and environmental impact of the company's programs. After lunch continue by mini-coach to Loikaw (approximately 25 miles/45 minutes), the capital of Kayah State. The smallest and one the least developed states of Myanmar; Kayan is pristine and dotted with lush jungles and wildlife. After we check-in at the hotel, enjoy a panoramic view of Loikaw from Broken Mountain Pagoda (Taung Kwe Taung Zedi) at sunset.

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Overnight in Loikaw – 2 nights Kayan Resort (or similar)

Day 5 – Wednesday, Nov 7 – Panpet Villages & The Nee Lah Leh Village (Kayan Tribes) B/L Today is an immersion in culture as we visit the local villages and tribes of the area and learn

about their customs and traditional way of life. We start the day in Demoso, a provincial town to the west of Loikaw, to explore the Local

Market (only on Mon/Wed/Sat) filled with exotic produces and villagers exchanging their wares. Here you can sample the local wine (Khaung Ye), sausages and other exotic dishes. Continue to Panpet Village, a Kayan village nestled among the rolling hills and jagged mountains. Here we will be welcomed by a community guide and be introduced to the daily activities of the Long-Necked Kayan (Padaung) tribe. On a gentle hike we’ll learn about the history and local legends that have been passed on through generations. Then continue to Hta Nee Lah Leh Village, for a traditional lunch before exploring the village with a local guide. Situated near a series of lakes surrounded by mountains and paddy fields, Hta Nee Lah Leh is known for keeping Kayah tradition alive. Here, we will see totems, spirits houses and shrines dedicated to various kinds of benevolent and malevolent spirits and learn about the shamanism culture of this village. Continue on to visit a traditional house and learn about the building ceremonies and the roles of men and women in the home. Afterwards see the traditional art and craft being created by the local artisans.

Overnight in Loikaw – Kayan Resort (or similar)

Day 6 – Thursday, Nov 8th – Loikaw - Kalaw B/D Today we drive to Kalaw (105 miles, 5 hour drive), a former British colonial station where

ambassadors would spend the summers enjoying the crisp mountain air and sipping on gin and tonics. Along the way we’ll stop at the Pinlaung market for a short visit. After check-in at the hotel, enjoy the afternoon by either relaxing in fresh mountain air, or hiking around Kalaw’s beautiful forest vistas with a local guide.

Overnight in Kalaw – Amara Kalaw (or similar)

Day 7 – Friday, Nov 9th – Kalaw – Heho - Mandalay B/D Transfer to Heho airport (1 hour) for the domestic flight to Mandalay. Upon arrival, we visit the

major highlights of the city: the Golden Palace Monastery, the sole surviving Royal Palace building in Mandalay, offering a glimpse of the original style and architecture of the Myanmar royals; and the Kuthodaw Pagoda, a compound housing Buddha’s teachings carved in the sacred Pali script on stone tablets and regarded as the world’s largest book in terms of surface area. We end our day with sunset panoramic views over city skyline on Mandalay Hill, the highest point of the city.

Overnight in Mandalay – 2 nights Mandalay Hill Resort (or similar)

Day 8 – Saturday, Nov 10th – Ava (Inwa) – Sagaing – Amarapura – UBein Bridge B/D Begin the day with a visit to the Jade Market where people from all over Mandalay gather each

morning to trade jade. Continue to the Artisan Quarters, where some of the oldest craftsmanship dating back to last kingdom of Myanmar is showcased. Here we observe the process of pounding gold leaf, detailing teakwood carvings and embroidering Myanmar tapestry that depict a journey to the Ancient Kingdoms of Myanmar near Mandalay. Continue to Ava (Inwa), the ancient capital of Shan and Burmese kingdoms for over four centuries. Crossing the Myit Nge River by ferry, the small roads of Ava are explored by horse-drawn carts. We visit the Bagaya Teak Monastery, over three hundred years old yet well preserved and still in use by local monks; the Nanmyin Watch Tower, the last standing structure of the Ava dynasty palace compound also known as the “Leaning Tower of Ava”; and the Maha Aungmye Bonzan Monastery, a 300-year old architectural wonder with graceful archways. We continue to the Ancient Kingdom of Sagaing, located across the mighty Ayeyarwaddy River. From the Sagaing Hills, we enjoy views of the hillside dotted with countless pagodas and pay a special

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visit to a monastery to learn about the life of Buddhist devotees. We continue to another beautiful ancient capital, Amarapura, famous for its textile industries. Here we visit a cottage industry workshop to learn how Myanmar longyis and traditional fabrics are woven. Continuing to the Ubein Bridge at sunset. This simple yet remarkable teak structure spans 1.2km over Taungtaman Lake. The silhouette by the setting sun, is a magical experience and a photographer’s dream.

Overnight in Mandalay – Mandalay Hill Resort (or similar)

Day 9 – Sunday, Nov 11th – Mandalay – Bagan-Mount Popa B/D Transfer to Mandalay airport for the flight to Bagan. Upon arrival enjoy the scenic drive (1.5

hrs) to Mount Popa. Along the way we’ll stop at a small village where the locals make a variety of treats from the juice of the palm tree. Watch farmers climb the tall Toddy trees and tap the fruit, returning to land to boil the liquid into wine and sweet molasses. Kids can also be seen grinding rice and corn and guiding the oxen as they pull the stone grinder. We continue to Mount Popa, an extinct volcano, which dominates the area. Mount Popa was for centuries where kings of central Burma made pilgrimages to confer with the sacred statues about the future of their reigns and the Burmese spiritual epicenter for those who worship the pantheon of nat spirits and martyrs. After paying respects to the Nat Shrine at the foot of Mount Popa, we climb nearly 800 steps to the pagoda perched on top of the mountain to admire the views of the surrounding plains and farmlands. For those who choose not to climb up, there will be an option to relax at Popa Mountain Resort or walk around one of the villages at the foot of the mountain.

Overnight in Mount Popa – Popa Mountain Resort (or similar)

Day 10 – Monday, Nov 12th - Bagan B/D Drive along dusty lanes and tree shaded roads past temples and monasteries to Taung Bi

Village. Continue with a walking tour and visit the noodle makers, a Myanmar-style movie theatre and a local tea shop. Along the Ayeyarwaddy River we also visit some traditional family businesses including blacksmiths, brick makers, dry snack ‘factories’ and bamboo roof producers, where the skills and trade have been passed on for generations. Continue on to visit some (not all) of famous temples in Bagan (Shwezigon Stupa, Gubyaukgyi (Wet-Kyi-Inn), Htilominlo Temple, Ananda Temple, Dhamayangyi Temple, etc..,) . In the evening, enjoy a sunset near Dhamayazeka Zedi.

Overnight in Bagan – 2 nights Bagan Lodge (or similar)

Day 11 – Tuesday, Nov 13th - Bagan B/L Visit to the Nyaung U Market, the largest market in the Bagan region, to get a glimpse into the

local life. Then we learn how Bagan’s famous lacquerware crafts are produced in Myingaba Village, and then go to Myazedi Temple. Close by the Myingaba Gubyaukgyi Temple is a sight to behold, housing Bagan’s best preserved mural paintings of the Buddha’s Jataka reincarnations. Manuha Temple, built by the Mon king in the 1300s, represents his time in captivity under the Bagan king. Continue to the Monastic School (Zay Ta Won) which provides education for over 500 students, who cannot afford to attend regular school. In the evening, transfer to the Ayeyarwaddy River for a Private Sunset Cruise with views of the temple silhouettes and bustling shore.

Overnight in Bagan – Bagan Lodge (or similar)

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Day 12 – Wednesday, Nov 14 – Bagan - Yangon B/D Transfer to Bagan Nyaung U airport for the domestic flight to Yangon. Upon arrival, we visit the

quaint Yangon Old Quarters, built during the British colonial era. Many charming historical buildings are still located here. During our stroll through bustling market streets full of merchants and food stalls, we visit a local pharmacy and learn about Myanmar traditional medicine, stop for a cup of tea and snack in the fashion of locals, and enjoy the sights and sounds of Yangon. We continue to one of Asia’s architectural landmarks, the elegant STRAND HOTEL built by the Sarkies Brothers. Inside, we visit the RIVER ART GALLERY, where the works of some of the most famous and skilled Burmese artists are on display. Spend the afternoon visiting local shops and artisans displaying handmade products including jewellery, textiles, woodwork, lacquerware and more. Celebrate this mesmerizing journey with a farewell dinner and reminisce with fellow travelers about the memories and friendships that have been made along the way.

Overnight in Yangon – Sule Shangri-La Hotel

Day 13 – Thursday, Nov 15 – Yangon departure B As most international flights depart late in the day today will be a day at leisure with a private

group *transfer to the airport to meet the designated group flight or choose to extend your stay to Ngapali Beach (see below).

Late check out until 6pm. *Broad Escapes will have a designated group flight from Toronto. The group transfer will be

based on the designated flight departure time. Private transfers (at an additional cost) can be arranged for those departing at a different date/time.

Note: Travel times are based on averages and are subject to change. Please note that an average/moderate level of fitness is required to enjoy the various activities of this tour. Trip activities include walking, sometimes on uneven ground, climbing stairs and getting on and off buses, boats etc. Participants should acknowledge that the conditions in Myanmar are not as advanced as in North America and that vehicles are not always equipped with seat belts and other passenger restraints. As a courtesy to fellow travellers all Broad Escape tours are considered non-smoking in that smoking will not be permitted during group activities or on board the bus. **While it is our intention to adhere to the itinerary described above, there is a certain amount of flexibility built into the tour. Due to traffic or other circumstances beyond our control, it may be necessary or desirable to make alterations. Broad Escapes reserves the right to change the itinerary when deemed necessary.**

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Optional – 3 night Ngapali Beach Extension Thursday, Nov 15 – Sunday, Nov 18, 2018

Extend your stay at Ngapali Beach, Myanmar’s premier beach destination. With pristine, palm-tree fringed, white sand beaches stretching for kilometers along the clear waters of the Bay of Bengal, this laid-back beach destination is the perfect place to unwind for a few days. We make it easy for you by including roundtrip flights from Yangon to Thandwe, transfers, 3 nights accommodation and breakfast daily. Pack your bathing suit and a good book and unwind on the beach!

After breakfast, transfer to the airport for a domestic flight to Thandwe. Upon arrival meet

your transfer and continue to the hotel for check in. Enjoy the remainder of the day at leisure. Overnight Ngapali Beach – 3 nights Bay view the Beach Resort (or similar) This four star boutique hotel is located on Ngapali Beach. Choose between gardenview or

beachview bungalows.

Friday, Nov 16 – Ngapali Beach B Breakfast included and day at leisure in Ngapali Beach

Saturday, Nov 17 – Ngapali Beach B Breakfast included and day at leisure in Ngapali Beach

Sunday, Nov 18 – Napali Beach – Yangon B After breakfast transfer to the airport for a domestic flight to Yangon. Upon arrival a car and

guide will be at your disposal until your international departure.

B - Breakfast / L – Lunch / D - Dinner

Note: Travel times are based on averages and are subject to change. Please note that an average/moderate level of fitness is required to enjoy the various activities of this tour. Trip activities include walking, sometimes on uneven ground, climbing stairs and getting on and off buses, boats etc. Participants should acknowledge that the conditions in Myanmar are not as advanced as in North America and that vehicles are not always equipped with seat belts and other passenger restraints. As a courtesy to fellow travellers all Broad Escape tours are considered non-smoking in that smoking will not be permitted during group activities or on board the bus. **While it is our intention to adhere to the itinerary described above, there is a certain amount of flexibility built into the tour. Due to traffic or other circumstances beyond our control, it may be necessary or desirable to make alterations. Broad Escapes reserves the right to change the itinerary when deemed necessary.**