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Friday, September 08, 2006
Yangon Virtual Tour
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Sunday, September 03, 2006
Tour Condition
Tour Condition
BookingAll tour costs are quoted net in US Dollar and subject to change without notice.
Payment
A deposit of 50% of the tour cost is required after confirmation and must be made 45 days prior to the arrival of the clients. The rest will be collected on arrival.Service shall not be provided unless remittance reaches us prior to the arrival of the clients. Cast on arrival is acceptable only when payment cannot be made in advance. For tours that are confirmed 30 days before the arrival date, it is advisable for Travel Agents to arrange for cash on arrival to avoid payment in transit.
Cancellation
Cancellation shall be effective on the day the written notice is received.
Cancellation fees are as follows;
30 days prior to arrival - Nil
29 to 21 days prior to arrival - US$ 20.00 per person
20 to 7 days prior to arrival - US$ 40.00 per person
Less than 7 days prior to arrival - 30% of the tour cost
Group Discount
Tour leader of a group of 12 members will be given a 50% discount on rooms, transfers and tours.
Every 16 members of a group will be given complimentary subject to maximum limit of three members.
Package Tour
Package Tour includes meeting and assistance by our tour guide on arrival and transfer, porter age for two pieces per person; escorted city sightseeing and excursion; entrance fees for some famous pagodas, temples, museums and archaeological zone; and accommodation on full pension basis.
Guide Service
All transfers and sightseeing tours are escorted by the accompanied language guide among the four languages; English, Spanish, German and French.
Accommodation
Accommodation will be provided at the standard hotels but in the event that it is not possible, every effort will be made for an alternative at other hotels of the similar standard.
Meals
Daily breakfast will be provided at the hotels. Lunch and dinner will be provided at restaurants.
Baggage
Two pieces of baggage not exceeding 44 Lbs (20 kgs) per person is allowed. Any loss or damage to baggage or belonging are not the responsibility of the company. However, the company will assist for claims.
Refund of Unused Services
No refund will be given after the commencement of travel for unused tickets, transportation, sightseeing tours, accommodation, meals or other services either in part or full according to the programs.
Responsibility
Neither GRACE TRAVELS & TOURS CO., LTD nor any person assisting is responsible for any loss, injury, damage, accident, delay or irregularities sustained by the clients including those occurred outside the tour programs.
The company does not accept responsibility for loss or additional expenses due to accident, delay or changes in air or other services, sickness, weather, strike, or other causes.
GRACE TRAVELS & TOURS CO., LTD may substitute flight with train coach services when deemed necessary due to circumstances unforeseen or beyond its control. However, GRACE TRAVELS & TOURS CO., LTD will always make full endeavors to keep up the original tour programs and arrangements
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Wednesday, August 23, 2006
Contact Us
GRACE INTERNATIONAL TRAVELS & TOURS CO., LTD
Main Office (Myanmar)
No. 137, First floor, Seikkanthar Street,
Kyauktada Township, Yangon, Myanmar
Ph/Fax : 951-385265, 372868
Branch(Thailand)
146/47, Soi ABAC, Ramkamheang 24, Huamark,
Bangkapi, Bangkok, 10240, Thailand
Ph: 66-4-1288250
Email : grace_tt06@yahoo.com
Tuesday, August 01, 2006
Natural cosmetic to protect sun burn - Myanma Thanakha
Myanma Tha-na-kha
Prim city matrons are loud in their grouse and usually their discontent is with the spiraling of prices of meat and fowl. Now, it is also scarcity of coconut hair oil and, as a last straw, the forbidding prices of THANAKHA.
THANAKHA - botanical term (Limonia Acidissma Linn ) is essential as well as a favorite cosmetic which comes in the form of a yellow paste applied to the face and goes under the name of THANAKHA. Hence, this has developed into a topic of lively
The origin of THANAKHA is scarely capable of being historically traced as it springs from the earliest glimmerings of civilization. The Queen of Peikthano (Srikhsetra Over 2,000 years ago has been recorded as a lover of "thanaka". Following the destruction of the Shwemadaw Pagoda in the earthquake of 1930, the clearing the ruins there led to the discovery of a circular stone slab used by Princess Razadatukalya, daughter of Hanthawaddy Sinbyshin Minn for grinding the Thanakha bark . Afterwards, the slab was donated to the Pagoda as a valuable antique.
comment in the Myanmar Media.
Myanmar Feminine society is possibly composed of the world's lovers of perfumed wood, but, through illumination provided by history, not exclusively so. Greek, Phoenican and Roman galleys bringing oriental merchandize rarely forgot to include cargoes of scented wood. But probably, in those ages it was too precious to be afforded by woman commoners. Scented wood could only find their way into the boudoirs of aristocratic beauties such as Cleopatra. And for those ancients, as perhaps also for the modern man, a small casket made of perfumed wood would be an ideal present for someone we wish to honour or please, or both.
Some say, THANAKHA is conspicuous as a rarity among urban Myanmar womenfolk. I wonder, It is admittedly far less used in town than in the countryside. But it does command an appreciable scale of appeal amongst townspeople. While the Modern Miss might not use it when going around the town, as a rule she does favour it as a finishing touch after a bath when at home, for the "thanaka" is fragrant in addition to having an astringent quality. Now, maybe it is faced with competition from modern beauty aids.
But feminine trends in fashion are unpredictable. Now and then, after a fleeting craze for the new-fangled, they surprisingly revert to the traditional. Of course, it is in the Myanmar village that the practice of applying THANAKHA regularly is rooted so strongly as to defy the impact of time. But it draws its strength not from any sentimental attachment for it on the part of the rural public. But rather because it is still cheap. Unlike face powder, its stays fresh and keeps its dainty smell for a considerable length of time. It also possesses a little something that its competitors in trade have not got. For THANAKHA means not only a cosmetic for beautifying the face. It is also a cleansing agent possibly without compare for uniqueness. It is a blessing in tropical heat. It removes body odours. Because of such attributes, THANAKHA is used by many men and woman in villages and not a few towns.
Referenece by : myanmar travel information
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