Myanmar has many rivers, streams, and lakes and a coastline of over 2,200 km. Boats have been an important means of transportation in Myanmar for centuries.
Cruises on the Irrawaddy River and the Chindwin are a wonderful opportunity to see the nature and lifestyle of the Myanmar people. We offer two types of cruises: luxury RV Paukan and RV Ayarwaddy Voyages, middle class Malika & Nmaikha.
The ship RV Paukan is a charming boutique hotel that moves along the river. It is in almost the same style as RV Pandaw, but was built in 2007 and is more comfortable than the RV Pandaw. The combination of ancient and modern motifs defines the style of the boat. It can accommodate 55 passengers to be served by 30 friendly and professional crew members. There are different categories of rooms, including suites, deluxe rooms and superior rooms. Two massage rooms, a stage for cultural performances, a bar and a cinema are available onboard.
The wooden Boat “Princess Royal” is a small, charming boat ideal for groups of 6 to 12 people cruising for one or two nights between Mandalay and Bagan. It consists of seven air-conditioned double cabins, all equipped with a private shower and toilet. On the upper deck, the large deluxe room enjoys a superb panoramic view of the river. The other six cabins are located on the main deck. The Princess Royal offers customers personalized service and an unforgettable experience.
This small wooden ship is 24.6 m long and offers one- or two-night cruises on the Irrawaddy in Myanmar (Burma). It consists of four air-conditioned double cabins, all equipped with a private shower and toilet and managed by the same company as the Princess Royal.
Yandabo is the name of a pottery village situated between Mandalay and Bagan, historically recognized for the signing of the Treaty of Yandabo between the British government and the Burmese king of Inwa in 1826. The ship was named in honor of this peace treaty.The accommodations are provided in three superior twin cabins on the main deck, each with a private bathroom and shower, and a luxurious cabin with a fixed double bed on the upper deck. The cabins are 140 square feet and 150 square feet, respectively.
The ship contains a lounge and bar on the Sun Deck, and the chef serves a choice of Western, Burmese, and Chinese cuisine. Tea and coffee are available all day long.
Malika is a modern express boat that sails about 45 Km per hour. It can carry up to 130 passengers, and makes regular cruises between Bagan and Mandalay for a reasonable price.
Also makes regular cruises between Bagan and Mandalay at a reasonable price.
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