
Duration
14 Nights
Journey Type
Cruise only (Please call for flight options)
Ports
12 Ports
28 August
Setting sail from Monywa
There is not an awful lot to see in Monywa, and the main reason travellers end up here is due to its location as a hub for those venturing on to the Chindwin river. There are a few interesting sights in the surrounding area, however, including the colourful 13th century Thanboddhay pagoda.

29 August
Myanmar (Burma): Phowintaung
30 August
Myanmar (Burma): Monywa

There is not an awful lot to see in Monywa, and the main reason travellers end up here is due to its location as a hub for those venturing on to the Chindwin river. There are a few interesting sights in the surrounding area, however, including the colourful 13th century Thanboddhay pagoda.
31 August - 1 September
Myanmar (Burma): Mingkin, Ma Sein
2-3 September
Myanmar (Burma): Mawlaik

Mawlaik, situated on the banks of the Chindwin river, was the headquarters of the Bombay Burma Trading Company during the British colonial era, and was a key centre for the teak industry. The homes of the company men can be seen amongst overgrown gardens, and elephants are still used to log the surrounding hills.
4 September
Myanmar (Burma): Kalewa
5 September
Myanmar (Burma): Mawlaik

Mawlaik, situated on the banks of the Chindwin river, was the headquarters of the Bombay Burma Trading Company during the British colonial era, and was a key centre for the teak industry. The homes of the company men can be seen amongst overgrown gardens, and elephants are still used to log the surrounding hills.
6-8 September
Myanmar (Burma): Sittaung, Toungdoot
India: Jorhat
10-11 September
Arriving in Homalin
Your home from home



Once a floating clinic, the Zawgyi Pandaw was completely refitted in 2014 and enhanced in 2015. With one of the shallowest drafts of the fleet she operates on the Chindwin River navigating the incredibly low water levels.
What We Love
Having been acquired in 2008, it wasn't until she finished service helping the Cyclone Nargis relief effort that she joined the Pandaw fleet. After a full refurbishment an upper deck was added featuring an excellent bistro and more accommodation, all of which feature Panoramic windows and sliding doors, to complement the comfortable observation saloon on the main deck.
Capacity | 20 Guests |
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Crew | 15 Burmese crew |
Style |
We love the timeless colonial style which offers an extraordinary chance to discover Myanmar in refined comfort with a company that continues local traditions and offers a truly authentic experience. |
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