Myanmar
Must Do Adventure
Bucket List Experience
Bagan
Learn the differences between stupas, temples, and pagodas at Bagan, one of the most beautiful tourist destinations of Myanmar. The gilded city of Bagan is home to more than 13000 Buddhist Temples of the 11th century. Admire the golden spires of the beautiful Ananda Temple, which is the Westminister Abbey of Myanmar, and visit Shwesandaw Pagoda too. Take a tour of the glimmering and graceful Shwezigon Pagoda and stop to admire the elegance of the Sulamani Temple, the Ruby of Bagan.
Taung Kalat
Climb to the top of the extinct volcano plug to reach Taung Kalat, the beautiful Buddhist Monastery. Climb a flight of 777 steps to reach the summit of the volcano and stand at the doorstep of one of the most renowned monasteries of Myanmar. Watch out for the multitude of mischievous Macaque monkeys during the climb and relish the spectacular views of the city from Taung Kalat. Take in the picturesque view of the conical peak of Mount Popa too.
Yangon
Begin the Yangon Tour with a trip to the famous Shwedagon Pagoda and take a walk around the magnificent Sule Pagoda. Let the charm of Chauk Htet Kyi Pagoda captivate your senses and soak in the tranquil ambiance of Swal Taw Pagoda. Admire the white marble carvings of Kyauk Taw Gyi Temple and take in the grandeur of Saint Mary’s Cathedral. Learn about Jewish history at Musmeah Yeshua Synagogue and relish a steaming bowl of Mohinga and Laphat Thote too. Shop for souvenirs at Bogyoke Market also.
Inle Lake
Take a boating tour of the shimmering waters of the Inle Lake to visit the various historical, religious, cultural, and natural sites of Myanmar. Take in the picturesque views of the beautiful Buddhist temples and serene stilt-house villages during the boating tour and marvel at the floating gardens and markets. Take a walk on the charming floating gardens amid the lake and visit the beautiful Phaung Daw U Pagoda of red and gold terraces. Admire the unrivaled beauty of the Nga Hpe Kyuang Monastery and visit Indein Stupa Complex too.
Ngapali
Visit the classy and chic resort town of Myanmar, which is Ngapali, the premier destination of white sand beaches and sapphire blue water of the majestic Bay of Bengal. Go birdwatching at Hget Pyaw Chaung Lake and take an idyllic boat trip along the beautiful Thandwe River. Visit the Zalun Monastery and take a tour of Nandaw and Sandaw Pagodas. Climb the enormous Amata Mountain and take a hot air balloon ride at Ngapali Beach. Walk around the Jade taw Fishing Village and enjoy snorkeling and swimming too.
Shwedagon Pagoda
Visit the most sacred site of Myanmar, the famous Shwedagon Pagoda, or the Greater Dragon Pagoda. The Pagoda proudly houses a strand of Lord Buddha’s hair, among other spiritual relics of great significance. Situated atop the Singuttara Hill, the Pagoda has withstood the ravages of 2500 years with elegance. Constructed between the 6th and the 10th century, the Pagoda is wrought 4531 glittering diamonds and covered with gold leaf. Visit the numerous stupas, statues, and temples within the grand Shwedagon Pagoda.
When to Visit
Peak Season
Go on the Myanmar Tour during the dry months of winter between October and March. The weather is usually hot, but the night time is cold and comfortable.
Travel Guide
FAQs about Myanmar
What is internet access like in Myanmar?
There is widespread internet service in Myanmar, but the connectivity is slow in rural areas.
Can I use my mobile phone in Myanmar?
It would be best if you local sim card to make phone calls on the Myanmar Tour.
How are the toilets like in Myanmar?
Most of the toilets in Myanmar are of the squatting type, but the hotels and cafes have western-style bathrooms too.
Can I drink tap water in Myanmar?
Do not drink tap water directly in Myanmar, as it is unsafe for drinking. Bottled and filtered water is available in Myanmar.
Are credit cards accepted widely in Myanmar?
Myanmar accepts major credit cards, but transactions are mainly conducted in cash.
What is the convenience of ATM access like in Myanmar?
There are more than 1000 ATM centers all over Myanmar.
What to wear in Myanmar?
Pack in your tops, jackets, t-shirts, raincoats, skirts, walking boots, dresses, and scarves for the Myanmar Tour. Try out the traditional Burmese costume too.
Is Myanmar safe for women to travel solo?
Myanmar is quite safe at all for women to travel solo. Adhere to the traditional dress code to avoid unnecessary problems.
