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Myanmar Tours and Trips 2024/2025

A true melting pot of cultures, Myanmar (or Burma) is home to more than 100 ethnic groups. The nation’s spiritual atmosphere will inspire you, whether you’re visiting the traditional temples of Mandalay and Bagan or the serene beaches of Ngwesaung. Take a sightseeing tour to discover Myanmar’s many cultural, religious and historic sites, or head to the coast for cruises or kayaking and canoeing excursions.

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Myanmar Tour Reviews

5 - Excellent
Based on 33 customer reviews
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5 - Excellent
  • Anonymous
“I loved this tour. Using local transit is important to me and the train travel in Myanmar was especially great. This tour had excellent variety and set the high bar for me in tours.”
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5 - Excellent
  • Ms. Sarah B.
“Having only arrived 7 hours before my "Let Yangon Take You For A Ride" tour was set to start, I was a bit nervous that my jet lag would get the best of me. But it turned out to be the perfect experience for my first day in Myanmar. Although culturally intensive, the lazy train ride through urban then suburban landscapes, villages and agricultural areas was beautiful. Thura was early and eager to get going. As the only one on the tour, I was privileged to get his full attention and get a chance to ask all my burning questions. He's passionate and proud of his country, open and honest, fluent and well-spoken. It was a real pleasure to spend the day with him - like hanging out with a local friend. This tour is the ultimate local experience. I didn't see a single tourist during the whole trip and I loved taking on local transit, being thrown into the middle of an abundant, lively vegetable market, and getting to have my first taste of delicious Burmese food. This tour really inspired the theme for my trip, which started that evening - to paraphrase Henry Miller, "Burma is not a place, but a new way of seeing things".”
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  • Ms. Nadine H.
“Guide could be better in announcing "the next step" e.g. now we will go do this. Guide gave a summary in the morning (which was also slightly confusing as it was unsure what the itinerary was and he made it sound we would work out on the way). Also we had zero interest in souvenir shops and mentioned this and still were taken through to some souvenir shop/areas. The actual points of interest were good, interesting and well explained”

Myanmar - Tour Highlights and Travel Tips

Myanmar, also known as Burma, is an incredible melting pot of cultures. Bordering India, Bangladesh, China, Laos and Thailand, the country is home to more than 100 ethnic groups. While the country was ruled by an oppressive military group until 2011, Myanmar is gradually on its way towards democracy. Heavily influenced by Buddhism, a trip to Myanmar will open you to spiritual atmosphere, whether you’re visiting its traditional temples or its serene beaches.

Tour Highlights

  • Trace the intricate wood carvings of the Shwenandaw Monastery
  • Stare in awe at the golden peak of the Shwedagon Pagoda
  • Cross the U Bein Bridge across Taungthaman Lake, the longest teak bridge in the world
  • Experience the sunrise over the Temples of Bagan
  • Hike the volcano Mount Popa for incredible views
  • Count the hundreds of shrines at the Sandamuni Pagoda in Mandalay

Travel Tips

  • If visiting a market near a temple, you'll probably come across a vendor selling caged birds. These aren't pets but are rather meant to be bought and set free by worshipers so they can earn good karma.
  • WiFi can be found in Myanmar, but it's often very, very slow. Book as much of your travel and accommodation online as possible before your trip to avoid having to use the internet while in the country.
  • Cash is key. The majority of shops and restaurants in Myanmar do not accept card payment. Bring both U.S. dollars and kyats with you: U.S. dollars for large transactions (hotel bills, transportation tickets, etc.) and kyats for smaller, everyday purchases.
  • As the country continues to develop, its tourism infrastructure is trying to catch up with the influx of tourists. Book as much as you can in advance for a tour in Myanmar, as many areas of the country do not have adequate hotels and easy transportation.
  • Men, get ready to shake up your wardrobe. The longyi is a wraparound skirt worn by both men and women in Myanmar. Visitors are encouraged to wear them as well!

Myanmar has seasonal weather so please do check up on the best time to visit Myanmar before planning your tour. 

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