UCLA Alumni Travel presents

MYSTERIES OF MYANMARBurmese Heritage Revealed

October 28 - November 10, 2014

14 days from $5,198 total price from Los Angeles, San Francisco($4,695 air & land inclusive plus $503 airline taxes and departure fees)

An Exclusive Travel Experience for UCLA Alumni and Friends

Featuring UCLA Professor Peter Narins, Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology

This tour is provided by Odysseys Unlimited,

six-time honoree Travel & Leisure’s World’s Best Tour Operators award.

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Nanjing

Chongqing Yichang

Beijing

Mandalay

BaganHeho Inle Lake

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Siem Reap(Angkor Wat)

Yangon(Rangoon)

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Bay ofBengal

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East China Sea

MYANMAR (BURMA)

CAMBODIA

DestinationAirMotorcoachExtension (air)Entry/Departure

Map LegendDay 1: Depart U.S. for Yangon, Myanmar

Day 2: Arrive Yangon Upon arrival late this evening, we meet our Tour Director and transfer to our hotel.

Day 3: Yangon After a briefing this morning about the journey ahead, we set off to discover Yangon, Myanmar’s largest and most interesting city that appears both provincial and pastoral. Our tour includes the city’s downtown area, redolent with Yangon’s British past (as Rangoon), where well-preserved colonial buildings flank ancient pagodas. Next we visit revered Shwedagon Pagoda, a wonder of the religious world and Kipling’s 2,500- year-old “golden mystery.” Shwedagon’s gold-leafed dome sparkles with 4,531 diamonds – and is crowned by a single diamond of 76 carats. This afternoon we call on Kalaywa Tawa Monastery, where we learn about the fundamental role of Buddhism in Burmese culture. Tonight we enjoy a welcome dinner at a local restaurant. B,L,D

Day 4: Yangon/Bagan This morning we fly to Bagan, “city of four million pagodas” and one of the richest archaeological sites in all of Asia. With some 2,000 pagodas, temples, and monasteries (still standing) spread over a 16-square-mile site on the Eastern shores of the Irrawaddy, Bagan distills the very essence of Myanmar’s Buddhist culture. Upon arrival, we visit several important shrines, including revered Ananda with its golden spires. This afternoon we encounter Bagan’s rich artistic heritage as we see artisans craft lacquerware. Then we return to Bagan to watch the sun set over this sacred site. Tonight we dine in the home of a local Burmese family. B,L,D

Day 5: Bagan Today we encounter everyday Burmese life up close, first at the bustling Nyaung Oo fruit and vegetable market then at Phwar Saw Village. After lunch we return to Bagan where we explore by pony cart, venturing into areas inaccessible by car or bus. Early this evening we

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Cover photo: We visit the amazing temples and pagodas of ancient Bagan on Days 4 and 5.

MYSTERIES OF MYANMARBurmese Heritage Revealed14 days from $5,198 total price from Los Angeles, San Francisco($4,695 air & land inclusive plus $503 airline taxes and departure fees)

W ith traditions unchanged from time immemorial, a rich Buddhist culture, and diverse ethnic groups, Myanmar presents a singular travel experience.

As our small group sets out on the road to Mandalay, we see the spectacular temples at Bagan, colonial Yangon, the hill station of Kalaw, and pastoral Inle Lake — a journey of deep discovery and reward.

Your Small Group Tour Highlights

Yangon touring, including Shwedagon Pagoda … Gathering with Buddhist monks … Ancient Bagan … Golden-spired Ananda Shrine … Dinner with Burmese family … Pony-cart excursion through Bagan … Fabled Mandalay … Visits to markets and artisans’ studios … Lovely hill station of Kalaw … Three-night stay on Inle Lake … Encounters with ethnic minorities ... Lake Region touring ... Lunch with Intha Family

Day Itinerary Hotel Rating

1 Depart U.S. for Yangon

2-3 Yangon Chatrium Hotel Sup. First

Royal Lake Class

4-5 Bagan Aureum Palace Resort Deluxe

6-7 Mandalay Mandalay Hill Sup. First

Resort Class

8 Kalaw Hill Top Villa First Class

9-11 Inle Lake Aureum Palace Deluxe

12 Yangon Chatrium Hotel Sup. First

Royal Lake Class

13 Yangon/Depart for U.S. (overnight flight)

14 Arrive U.S.

Ratings are based on the Hotel & Travel Index, the travel industry standard reference.

On Day 3 we visit the shrine at Yangon’s revered Shwedagon Pagoda.

embark on a cruise along the Irrawaddy as the sun sets over Bagan. B,L

Day 6: Bagan/Mandalay We fly this morning to fabled Mandalay, Myanmar’s second largest city at once a center of commerce and a repository of ancient culture. Upon arrival we visit the former royal capital of Amarapura, with its iconic pedestrian U Bein Bridge built of teak posts that spans lovely Taungthaman Lake. Our tour here features Mahamuni Pagoda, the country’s most sacred site after Shwedagon. After lunch we proceed to peaceful Shwe Kyaung, the “Golden Palace Monastery” that is all that remains of the former 19th-century wooden Royal Palace; and Kuthodaw Pagoda, housing the Buddhist scripture carved on 729 marble slabs. Our tour concludes with a panoramic view from atop Mandalay Hill. B,L,D

Day 7: Mandalay/Mingun We return to the Irrawaddy for a cruise to Mingun, famed for Mingun Paya (pagoda), begun in 1790 by King Bodawpaya but left unfinished because of a prophecy that he would die when the temple was completed. We visit the huge temple then continue on to Myatheindan Paya, with its seven circular terraces; and the 90-ton Mingun Bell. This afternoon we visit artisans creating works of marble and silk. Then we watch the setting sun paint vivid pictures as pedestrians cross wooden U Bein Bridge. B,L

Day 8: Mandalay/Heho/Kalaw After flying to Heho, we travel by motorcoach about 1½ hours to the peaceful hill station of Kalaw, home to several of Myanmar’s many ethnic peoples. En route we visit farming villages of the Pa-O and Shan people. B,L,D

Day 9: Kalaw/Inle Lake Area Our day begins at the Kalaw market, where the region’s ethnic minorities come to sell their wares. Then we travel to beautiful Inle Lake, whose shore and islands host 17 villages on stilts inhabited mostly by native Intha people. Primarily farmers and fishermen, the Intha propel their flat-bottomed boats with one leg and an oar – a unique style that we’ll see during our stay. We arrive in Nyaung Shwe, gateway to Inle Lake, where we visit Shwe Yan Pyae Monastery known for its oval windows. We also see Phaung

Your Tour Price Includes• Air transportation Yangon/Siem Reap• 3 nights’ accommodations: 1 night in Yangon at

Chatrium Hotel Royal Lake (Sup. First Class); 2 nights in Siem Reap at Sofitel Angkor (Deluxe); rooms reserved for late check-out on third day in Siem Reap (late evening flight)

• 5 meals: 3 breakfasts, 2 dinners• Three days’ sightseeing of Angkor complex

(UNESCO World Heritage site), including all entrance fees

• Services of an Odysseys Unlimited representative• Private motorcoach transportation• Gratuities for dining room servers, airport and

hotel porters, and all drivers

Post-Tour Extension

November 9-13, 2014

CAMBODIA: ANGKOR WAT4 days/3 nights for $1,095 total price

Single Supplement: $245

A special opportunity to discover the amazing temples and statuary from the Angkorian Empire. UNESCO site and the world’s largest religious monument.

Tour Departs: October 28, 2014

Prices include international airfare and all taxes, surcharges, and fees.

Los Angeles, San Francisco $5,198

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Boston, Denver, $5,598

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Baltimore, Charlotte, Cincinnati, Cleveland, Detroit, Miami, $5,698 Orlando, Philadelphia, Tampa

Land Only (transfers not included) $4,195

Please call if your city is not listed. Prices are per person based on double occupancy and include air-line taxes, fuel surcharges, and departure fees of $503, which are subject to change until final payment is made. Single travelers please add $1,895. All tour prices above (excluding airline taxes, fuel surcharges, and departure fees) are guaranteed.

Business Class upgrade on round-trip Trans-Pacific flight: $3,995 per person in addition to the costs above (upgrades are on request and pricing is sub-ject to change).

Please note: This tour involves considerable walking on uneven terrain and embarkation/disembarkation on small river and lake boats. You should be in good physical condition to enjoy this tour to the fullest.

For more information and reservations, please call UCLA Alumni Travel at

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Your Tour Price Includes

• Round-trip air transportation from listed cities; all flights within itinerary

• 11 nights’ accommodations in Deluxe, Superior First Class, and First Class hotels

• 29 meals: 11 breakfasts, 9 lunches, 9 dinners• Extensive sightseeing as described, including

all entrance fees• Services of an Odysseys Unlimited Tour Director• Services of a UCLA Alumni Travel faculty lecturer

(with 15 booked travelers)• Private motorcoach transportation throughout

your trip• Luggage handling for one bag per person• Gratuities for local guides, dining room servers,

airport and hotel porters, and all drivers

Daw U Pagoda, with its five gilded Buddha images; and visit local artisan villages. B,L,D

Day 10: Inle Lake/Inndein A morning visit to the Inndein temple complex of decaying wooden stupas surrounded and overtaken by huge banyan trees offers an evocative and contemplative scene reminiscent of the Khmer temples at Angkor Wat. Lunch today is a small group highlight as we dine in the floating home of a local Intha family. Returning to our hotel, we see the fishermen engaged in their unique styles of rowing and fishing, and also visit one of the lake’s improbable floating farms. B,L,D

Day 11: Inle Lake We encounter vari-ous ethnic minorities today at the Five-Day Market, where hill tribespeople come from all over the Lake Region – in their traditional tribal colors – to trade with the Intha. From here we visit the “Jumping Cat” monastery. B,L,D

Day 12: Inle Lake/Heho/Yangon We return to Heho today for the flight to Yangon. After checking in at our hotel, the afternoon is at leisure. Tonight we enjoy a farewell dinner at our hotel. B,D

Day 13: Yangon/Depart for U.S. After a morning at leisure, this afternoon we visit the colossal Chauk Htat Gyi Reclining Buddha. Then we visit the Scott Market, featuring a large selection of Burmese handcrafts and other goods. Early

“History is always cHanging.”

– aung san suu Kyi

Meet Your Faculty Lecturer

Peter Narins teaches courses on tropical animal commu-nication, the function of the nervous system, sensory physiology and auditory science in the UCLA Department of Integrative

Biology and Physiology. His primary field and laboratory research concerns sound and vibration processing by animals and humans in noisy environments. He has studied krill in Antarctica, golden moles in Namibia, mole rats in South Africa, tree frogs in Cameroon, and amphibians on seven conti-nents. Narins has been a Fulbright, Humboldt and Guggenheim fellow, and has won UCLA’s Distinguished Faculty Teaching Award and the Gold Shield Faculty Prize.

Inle Lake fisherman

evening we wander through Yangon’s fresh fruit market, taking in the vibrant atmosphere and mingling with locals. Then we enjoy our last meal together before we transfer to the airport for our flight to the U.S. B,D

Day 14: Arrive U.S. We arrive in the U.S. this morning and connect with our flights home.

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Dear UCLA Alumni and Friends,

Join us on an exciting adventure to Myanmar, a nation emerging from decades of isolation with a genuine move toward democratization. Our 14-day small group journey takes us to a land of ancient temples, timeless traditions, strong Buddhist presence and natural beauty. Joining us will be popular Alumni Travel lecturer Professor Peter Narins, UCLA Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology. This will be Peter’s fifth trip with UCLA Alumni Travel.

Begin our tour in Yangon, Myanmar’s largest city and home to the revered Shwedagon Pagoda. Next, travel to Bagan, known as the “city of four million pagodas” and one of the richest archaeo-logical sites in all of Asia. From there, continue on to Mandalay, and see the former royal capital of Amarapura, which features the iconic pedestrian U Bein Bridge. After a night at the peaceful hill station of ethnically diverse Kalaw, move on for a three-night stay at beautiful Inle Lake, home to 17 villages on stilts inhabited mostly by native Intha people. If desired, join a post-tour extension to Cambodia to discover the amazing Temples of Angkor Wat.

With room for only 24 guests on this exclusive UCLA departure, space will fill quickly. Please call us today to reserve your place!

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