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World famous Shwedagon Pagoda (326Ft high - about 100 Meters ), Mahawizaya Pagoda, Chauk - Htut - Kyi Pagoda (Reclining Buddha - 70 Meters Long), Royal Lake and Karaweik Hall, Mahabandoola Park with Independence Monument in the heart of City. Lunch at outside restaurant. Shopping : Myanmar Gems Shopping Hall where you can buy world famous Myanmar Gems set and Jewellery at acceptable price with guarantee of Export. Bogyoke Market


Transfer to Halong bay, watching the country scenery along the route.A morning cruise to visit Man’s Head Island, tortoise Island, visit Luon Cave by small bamboo boat, Bai Tu Long Bay, Toad Island, Bai Tho Mountain. Return to Halong city and have lunch. Disembark the junk and transfer back to Hanoi via Hai Duong. If time permits, visit Hoan Kiem to take a leisurely walk by beautiful Restored Sword Lake. Dinner, enjoy a water puppet show after dinner time


An early start this morning as we journey east to Hon Gai, the gateway to Halong Bay. En route pass fields of busy workers farming their rice using traditional methods of cultivation. Halong Bay achieved international fame as a key location in the French film Indochine starring Catherine Deneuve. The bay has assumed an important position in Vietnamese legend for many centuries however and continues to capture the imagination of visitors.


Spend the day visiting Tian An Men Square, the large plaza near the centre of Beijing and named after the Tiananmen or Gates of Heavenly Peace to the north separating it from the Forbidden City which, at 100 acres, makes it the world’s largest open urban square and where several key events in Chinese history took place. Enter the home of China’s former emperors, the Forbidden City, which for centuries have been closed to the public.