Myanmar Tours
Bespoke & Private | Famed Pagodas & Scenic Inle LakeWhy Visit Myanmar?
For many travelers, a Myanmar tour is the ultimate pursuit for their holidays in Southeast Asia. From the Shwedagon Pagoda in Yangon to the peaceful sunsets in Mandalay; from the endless mystical Bagan pagodas in the morning mist to the unique leg-rowers and friendly people in Inle Lake's floating villages; every corner of Myanmar is charismatic. Together, they constitute the land's unspoiled and distinctive charm. Once you get there, just slow down and enjoy!
Most Recommended Myanmar Tour Packages in 2024 & 2025
Check out our featured sample Myanmar itineraries to get inspiration. Or, simply send us an inquiry to tailor-make a personalized Myanmar trip.
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Essential Myanmar with Ngapali Beach
14 DaysYangon, Bagan, Mandalay, Heho, Inle Lake, Thandwe, Ngapali Beach -
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Why Private Tour
- Travel with More FlexibilityOne of the best parts of a custom private tour is the flexibility it provides. The client comes first and the service is tailored to their specific needs. You may relax and enjoy your trip since everything will be handled. Tell your guide if there's anything you'd rather spend more time on or completely skip, and they'll do their best to meet your wishes.
- Stay and Eat as You WishIf you're on a private tour, you get to call all the shots on where to stay and what to eat. To ensure you have the best possible vacation, our local travel experts have carefully chosen a variety of hotels that have been chosen for their excellent style, desired location, and exceptional service. All of our visitors will also get the chance to dine at local restaurants, giving them a taste of the cuisine that the locals enjoy on a daily basis.
- Private Guide & TransferAt each stop of our private tour, you will have a personal local guide who is very knowledgeable about the area and a private air-conditioned vehicle that is exclusively for you and your traveling partner. That means you don't need to share with others, and it will give you the greatest amount of leeway to choose how you want to spend your vacation.
Top Things to Do in Myanmar
Before you make your way to Myanmar, you've probably already seen photographs of the more than 3,000 stupendous pagodas that are scattered over the countryside of Bagan. The breathtaking sunrises and sunsets, in addition to the tens of thousands of temples, may often be the most astounding aspects of these photographs. As the sun rises and burns through the morning fog, and hides in the evening haze, it paints the sky in a kaleidoscope of vibrant colors, red, orange, pink, or purple. You may feel like you've entered a fairy world.
- VISIT SHWEDAGON PAGODA
This 99-meter golden temple is one of the most well-known pagodas in the world; it is gilded all over and topped with diamonds and rubies, making it sparkle even more in the sun. Eight of the Buddha's hair are said to be among the relics housed there.
- WALK ACROSS THE U BEIN BRIDGE
The feeling of crossing the oldest and longest teak footbridge in the world is one that cannot be replicated. It stands on more than a thousand wooden pillars that were driven into the shallow lake's bed. Besides learning about the bridge's rich history, visitors may take in breathtaking views of Taungthaman Lake.
- BOAT RIDE ON THE INLE LAKE
Embark on a wooden boat, you'll pass through marketplaces, monasteries, fishermen with conical nets, and floating gardens. From the lake's natural beauty to the over-water homes built on stilts above the water and the verdant gardens that sprout right out of the lake itself, you'll see some of the most beautiful and unique views on your trip to Myanmar.
- IRRAWADDY RIVER CRUISE
The Irrawaddy, which is Myanmar's longest river, has its headwaters high in the Himalayas and flows all the way down to the Andaman Sea, splitting the country in two. Embark on a cruise ship sailing from Mandalay to Bagan, you'll see river towns, beakedless dolphins, dense forests, and steep gorges.
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