Flights from Dubai to Mandalay

Arriving in Mandalay

Flying to the beautiful and exciting city of Mandalay couldn’t be any more convenient than with Etihad Airways.

Plan Your Excursion to Mandalay

Whether you are looking for something fun and exhilarating or relaxing, Mandalay has what you are looking for. After travelling up to Mandalay Hill, a traveler can catch a view of the gorgeous city and its surrounding countryside from 230 meters up. The Mandalay Palace is a magnificent complex that is home to the Cultural Museum, featuring sculptures, painting and furniture used by both King Mindon and King Thibaw. The cost of entering the museum is approximately $2 US per person.

The Shwenandaw Monastery is famous for its intricate wood-carvings. The Kuthodaw Pagoda, or the World’s Biggest Book, is a stone sculpture that was built in 1857. The Buddhist Bible is surrounded by 729 upright stone slabs with religious inscriptions.

The Atumashi Monastery is quite popular among men and women who fly to Mandalay. Build by King Mindon in 1857, the original structure burnt down in 1890. Fortunately, the grand monastery was rebuilt in the Nineties for visitors to enjoy.

Finally, a traveler to Mandalay can take the whole family to Yadanabon Zoological Gardens to see more than 300 different species of animals, including Burmese Roofed Turtles.

Flying from Dubai

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Major Airports in Dubai

Dubai International Airport (DXB) is the main access point for air travellers to the Emirates. It has three terminals, although terminal 1 is only used for international flights. The airport is filled with duty free shops, as well as a collection of airport lounges and other modern luxuries that cater to the affluent traveller.

Airport Transportation in Dubai

A public service organization in Dubai provides a bus to Dubai International Airport. Bus lines 4,11,15,33 and 44 connect the airport to many local hotels. In addition most hotels offer a separate shuttle bus to Dubai Airport

Terminals 1 and 3 are connected by metro, so it is possible to take an underground train to Dubai International Airport. The most useful lines for arrivals are numbers 401 and 402, which run to Dubai International Airport every 10 minutes.

Many travellers opt for a taxi to Dubai International Airport, which are a very common method of transport in Dubai, and cater to the traveller seeking greater schedule flexibility. Taxis arrive and depart from terminal One.

Choose Etihad Airways, the National Airline of the United Arab Emirates, for flights from Dubai to Mandalay on which you will be travelling in comfort and style.