After breakfast, transfer to Jetty and take ferry to Dhala. Then take car to Kyaikthale Village.
On arrival into to Kyaikthalae village, this morning guests will receive a warm welcome at the community lodge. A talk will then be provided by the community leader to explain more about the village and the people the project currently supports. This will be followed by lunch and an exploration of the village. This will be a great opportunity to learn about local industry, including bamboo basket weaving and sewing. Dinner will be provided at the community lodge.
(Accommodation: Community Lodge)

Start the day with by making a food offering to the local monks as they go about collecting their alms.
After carrying out your day’s “good deed”, we will then return to the Community Lodge for breakfast. Shortly after, we will explore the fields of the local farming community to learn about the creation of natural fertilizer, the cultivation of crops and poultry farming. Assuming you’ve worked up an appetite, we will then enjoy a Myanmar cooking class, using some of the produce sourced from the field. For those we do not wish to join this, or have not worked up an appetite, it will be possible to take part in a tree planting initiative. Lunch will be served at the village.
After lunch you can drive by Taxi Van to the Phayargyi, where it will be possible to learn about traditional pottery making techniques at the long village’s 15th century kiln site. Should you wish, we will later stop off at the Mingalar monastic school to greet the children. During your visit, it will be possible for you to hand over the vegetables sourced from the bio-garden to make sure they enjoy a nutritious meal. On the way to Twante, it is possible to stop off at the century old Hindu temple at San Village.
If you are still keen to learn even more about traditional pottery making techniques, the Twante pottery village can also be visited on your way back to Dala.
Cross the river by ferry boat and back to Yangon.
Transfer to hotel and end of the services.