|
 The luxury river cruise
ship has been created by
Venice-Simplon-Orient-Express from the
former MS Nederland. Since 1995 this totally
refurbished ship sails between
Mandalay and Bagan.
The "Road to
Mandalay" can accommodate a maximum of 110
passengers in 3 different cabin types. All
cabins are fully air-conditioned and have en
suite shower and WC facilities. Each cabin
has a personal safe, telephone and satellite
TV with in-house video. Sockets are suitable
for 2-pin round plugs (220 volts). Hair
dryers are available in each cabin.
This cruise is mainly operated for
Mandalay to Bagan and Bagan to Mandalay,
please see the following routing.
|
No |
Route |
Cruises |
With |
|
1 |
Mandalay To Bagan
(South Bound) |
1 NIGHT CRUISE |
- |
|
3 NIGHTS CRUISE |
- |
|
2 |
Bagan To Mandalay
(North Bound) |
2 NIGHTS CRUISE |
|
| 4
NIGHTS CRUISE |
- |
|
3 |
Mandalay - Bagan -
Mandalay (Round
Trip) |
7 NIGHTS CRUISE |
- |
|
4 |
Bagan - Mandalay -
Bagan (Round Trip) |
7 NIGHTS CRUISE |
- |
|
|
Rv
Pandaw was built in Scotland on the Clyde by the famous
ships builder Yarrow & Co on 1947 with the same design
of the pre-war Quarter Wheeler steamers of the Irrawaddy
Flotilla Company.
The
Amara River Cruise is a traditional Myanmar riverboat
traveling along the Ayarwady and Chindwin River. It is
made of traditional wood and was completely refurbished
by local craftsmen in 2003. It can go as far north as
Bhamo all year round. On board you find a total of seven
Cabins, six standard double cabins and one deluxe, each
with its own bathroom with hot and cold shower. Freshly
prepared local and European dishes and many kinds of
tropical fruit cocktails are prepared by our
well-trained cook and served by our friendly staff at
regular mealtimes and upon special order.
'Mahaythi'
is almost totally constructed from Thingan wood and
furbished with Golden Teaks; it will efforts visitors an
opportunity to see the way of life along canal. It
provides a glimpse of life on an along the famous canal,
which was dug during the colonial era as a short cut
across the Ayeyarwddy Delta.
