Mandalay 2-Days Itinerary: Cheap Flights to Mandalay
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- DMK12:351h 50mDirectMDL13:55Bangkok - Mandalay|Tue, May 28|Myanmar Airways InternationalUS$73US$73
- DMK12:351h 50mDirectMDL13:55Bangkok - Mandalay|Sun, May 12|Myanmar Airways InternationalUS$80US$80
- DMK12:351h 50mDirectMDL13:55Bangkok - Mandalay|Thu, Apr 4|Myanmar Airways InternationalUS$140US$140
- BKK13:003h 5mDirectMDL14:00Bangkok - Mandalay|Fri, Apr 5|Myanmar Airways InternationalFind More FlightsFind More Flights
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Day 1 | Morning
Mandalay Marionettes Theater
Opening Hours: Open from 8:30am-5:00pm
Ticket Price: 8 USD
Recommended Length of Stay: 1.0-2.0 Hours
Location: 27th St., Between 65th And 66th Street, Mandalay, Myanmar
The Mandalay Puppet Troupe was established in 1990 and has performed in dozens of countries around the world so far, which can be regarded as a high level in puppet shows. The theater is not big and can only hold about 60 people, but even then there is a soundtrack pool in addition to the auditorium. You can see Myanmar's unique string music: the phoenix head Konghou, also known as the curved qin. Burmese marionettes combine local folklore, national history and traditional opera, with unique music, to form a unique local art form.
Day 1 | Afternoon
Now we come to another great highlight in the city: Mintha Theater.
Mintha Theater
Opening Hours: Open from 8:30pm-9:30pm
Ticket Price: 8000 MMK
Recommended Length of Stay: 1-2 Hours
Location: 58th Street between 30th and 29th, Mandalay, Myanmar
Mintha Theater (Mintha Theater) is a special place to watch Burmese dance. There are 7 dancers and 8 gamelan musicians participating in the performance. The dancers will wear gorgeous clothes and show 11 Burmese folk dances with national instruments. Shows are held every night at 8:30 pm for 1 hour, and the theater is easy to find between 65th and 66th streets in downtown Mandalay.
Day 1 | Evening
Looking for a bed nearby after finishing your journey at Mintha Theater? Ease Hotel is one of your top choices.
Ease Hotel
Take advantage of the many attractions Mandalay has to offer with a stay at Ease Hotel. Have a hassle-free trip while enjoying the services and amenities offered by Ease Hotel. Never be out of touch with your contacts, with free Wi-Fi offered throughout your stay. If you plan to arrive by car, you'll appreciate the hotel's available parking, right on-site. Staying for a long time, or just need clean clothes? At the hotel, your favorite travel outfits will be kept clean and available with laundry service provided on-site. For lazy days and nights, in-room conveniences like daily housekeeping let you make the most of your room. Equipped with handy amenities, guestrooms at Ease Hotel guarantee a comfortable stay for all travelers. Some rooms are equipped with linen service and air conditioning for your convenience. In-room entertainment such as television and cable TV is provided for guests in some selected rooms. The hotel also offers a refrigerator, bottled water, a coffee or tea maker, instant coffee, instant tea and mini bar in some rooms for when you feel like it is needed. It's good to know that a hair dryer, toiletries, bathrobes and towels are provided in some guest bathrooms.
Day 2 | Morning
Mandalay Palace
Opening Hours: Open from 7:30am-4:30pm
Recommended Length of Stay: 1-2 Hours
Location: Mandalay Palace, Mandalay
The Mandalay Palace was built in 1859. The entire palace is square and is a wooden structure. There are 104 temples in the palace. The buildings are mainly red and gold. From a distance, they are dazzling and resplendent. , exquisite. The palace is made of precious teak wood, which is not easy to crack and corrosion resistant. The palace was destroyed in World War II, and now we see the part that was rebuilt in 1989. The museum in the palace displays the local history and culture, and displays many items, furniture and clothing used by the king. There is a 33-meter-high observation tower in the Royal Palace Scenic Area, which can overlook the Royal Palace and Mandalay Street.
Reviews from Real Guests:
Trip.com User: It was a nice place❣️❣️although it is large.
Day 2 | Afternoon
Having the chance to enjoy the charming Mandalay Palace, U Bein Bridge next to it is another great place that you will never want to miss!
U Bein Bridge
Opening Hours: Open 24 hours
Recommended Length of Stay: 1-2 Hours
Location: Mandalay Myanmar
U Bein Bridge is located near the ancient city of Amara Pura, across East Taman Lake, with a total length of about 1.2 kilometers. It is the longest teak bridge in the world. It was built in the period of King Mindong of the Gongbang Dynasty. The piers, bridges, and wooden boards for paving the bridge were all made of precious teak, which has survived centuries of wind and rain and is immortal. Every sunset, there will be people coming and going on U Bein Bridge, you can take a walk on U Bein Bridge before sunset. There are six pavilions at the head of the bridge, the middle of the bridge and the tail of the bridge, which symbolize the "Six Harmonies" of Buddhism. It is said that when the locals are in love, they will travel thousands of miles to climb the bridge, praying for the eternal preservation of these six spirits of harmony and mutual respect, so that the love will last longer. If you are tired of walking, there are places selling palm juice, coconut juice and other drinks under the bridge, as well as small handicrafts. When the sun sets in the west, U Bein Bridge is dyed orange by the afterglow of the setting sun, and the silhouette of dead trees by the lake is very meaningful. You also have the chance to encounter red-clothed monks and colorful-clothed girls walking across the bridge in groups. There are piers at both ends of the bridge and in the middle of the bridge. Many tourists will take wooden boats to cruise the lake, watch the sunset from a distance, and take pictures of the classic U Bein Bridge at dusk. It is recommended to arrive at U Bein Bridge earlier, walk from one end of the bridge to the other end (about half an hour), and then take a boat to watch the sunset while returning, you can experience the beauty of U Bein Bridge from different perspectives. The sunset of U Bein Bridge is beautiful, but there are more tourists. If you want to feel a little more life, you can come here in the early morning to watch the sunrise, not only the scenery is beautiful, but there are also fewer people.
Reviews from Real Guests:
Trip.com User: The U Bein bridge is a must-go in Mandalay. It is especially good looking and photo taking during sunset. But be careful that the bridge is not guarded by handrails that I was afraid of falling down all the time. It is worthy to ride on a boat to taking photos.
knoess Richelle: This was a top place to see a sunrise or sunset. You can take a boat ride or just take in the sights of the Myanmar people around you.
Mandalay 2-Days Itinerary: Cheap Flights from Mandalay
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- Sort by: Lowest Price
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- MDL14:551h 40mDirectDMK17:05Mandalay - Bangkok|Sun, Mar 31|Myanmar Airways InternationalUS$58US$58
- MDL09:051h 50mDirectBKK11:25Mandalay - Bangkok|Sun, Mar 31|Myanmar Airways InternationalUS$68US$68
- MDL14:501h 50mDirectDMK17:10Mandalay - Bangkok|Wed, Jun 5|Myanmar Airways InternationalUS$69US$69
- MDL13:003h 5mDirectDMK14:00Mandalay - Mandalay|Fri, Apr 5|Myanmar Airways InternationalFind More FlightsFind More Flights
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